The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-08 00:00:00

LAW IN'

COURT OF
(Before Mr. Col

ne EL W. 3: ROM
This was a sitting fo
The bankrupt, William j
of the Victoria Thentr
theatrical manager, and
reed, out of business. •
petition,
in consequen
Weirs. Frampton and F
Theatre, to whom he h
The unsecured debts are
dwell bills, 92fit., and t
include a number of ac
Victoria Theatre.
Mr. Stubbs for the
Robertson Griffiths war
The Commissioner (re
°me information
.about
Mr. Griffiths said tha
with a capital of 2,000 f.
/desire. Framp
meat of the Victoria
to theatrical airCulatio
were accepted in order
the scene painters, ball.
the theatre whose elm
When the bankrupt
dared that he was
of the theatre, but
upon hiv hands throu ,
and Fenton his only e "
keep the place open
tastes of the people on
he was compelled to
crossing difficulties, an,
bad never failed berm,
His Honour--It see:,
Ibeen paid, that the ban
inner into the market.
- the bankrupt state
for the lease, and he
against the reirponsibil
His Honour granted

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THE LiMBETH
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Thomas Clark, '_'T, (I
the her to plead to an
the wilful murder of ,

Wien the charge wl
voice, replied, " I em
hlr. Sleigh, who wrd
vent to him, end in ti
not to plead guilty, In
the circumstances coo

Tho prisoner being
or not guilty, replied
Mr. Sleigh, upon
that the plea of
that the trial thou'
and during the in
obtain evidence to
act was committed
of mind as to rem
for what he hod don,
being only instructed
of the prisoner he son
deuce he was likciy t
Mr. Justice Sher., a
the clerk of the
told him that rd
was compelled to
the act iinrnted to
connected with it rl
amount to the crime
table for that off, ne..
to plead not gui!ty,
that rill the fact, we
would be a. en nliet
crime of wilful muni
The prosecutor mid
The learned juice,
upon this Mato of thi
ceive the ple., gni,
parliament, he found
reutence. lie
guilty, hut 01 .odd
session, when eviden
what the stat,
the net was •
before the Mry.
The prisoner emirct
be was &del. d not t
front the dock.

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Mr. blet.tlf.•
plication in Md.... c
Bohert Short Wnt
*Float him by the
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—The anyhow., h
behalf of the pm.. r•I
procee.lings
lit. Justice
rich serious chaig,l
head of the dufew
tlirectul that
session.

THE

HCOOG H., • :
with stealing • ~1,1
and with brcabin
Alderson, of No.
from seven table
It appeared
left No. 210 by
o'clock on Tuesd I
a few minutes he
about a quarter
began Larkin .
optning the wind
the wall on the 1
All right you
don ntbe wind.%
by Mr. Anderson
and he at once w
atrugle ensued, a
at the moment
residing at Dern
and seeing two
tl.rough the s
first floor wi
Mr. Anderson
that be was
prisoner over
refused to go un
was shown to bi
station, and hue
Frederick Aber
',hoes on, but
a Joset of On
was found on t
sooner must bat
bad been left ..L
rummaged, and
leads over the s
low, the catch
ransacking thou
with the plund
raised.
He was fully
1
1 for trial.

John Thn,n)
Arnold with .
lady residing
Mn. Laura
Itirk-corner
valuable little
and was just t
my dog, a
hail just seen
to look saw th
man's arm. 1
the dog. He
yours ; it is te
antistatic* of I
saeman, PA
was not s
rosoexam
went for a pa
Prisoner—
over by a ea
meant to bet
It belonged
with it.

Jinni Bn
corner, and
he said the
be was sligh
given a right
inquiries.
The pas
es • respect
Yesrt.

Yr. Arno
he did not
although if
never have
given of h
to be Donn
♦iour for ei