The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-10 00:00:00

IN aL V.

This bankrupt, a lady, was described as a nowh-builder, of
Little Moortielils, having suermied to the busionn ef tier We
husband. This woe the examiliatien meeting, but there were
no scrountr, and it appeared that the bankrupt bad not sur-
rendered.
Mr. Swan, en her behalf, stated that .be was at twewnt at
Doulo„•-ne, suffering from !severe indisposition, and applied
for on extension of the time allowed her semi:Wee
ills Honour granted an enlarge rent of a month.
IN OF J. 1i11.1.11 a.
The bankrupt, a (diem:Milt, of Knightebridce, applied for
his entiliratw. Debts, Ltr_W/... property !men up about
WM There was no oppention on the part of the 11M gums.
Itsdr. Sidney, for a creditor. complaiwd that the bankrupt
led ebb ,W goods on er,dit shortly before his failure, asd
bad raised money by pledging them.
Mr. Lawrence, for the bultrupt, drew attention to the
favotweble7eateree of the cane. The bankrupt had been in
badness twenty years; had begun with a capitol, but had
boas Induced to extent his trading by a ksocy left to his
wife. Then wee a fair proportion of weiets.
Hie licence did not think there wee any pretence for the
ohmage brought against the lunkrapt, and vented
' 'mad clam retiiticate.

IN RV RICHARD SMITH-THE HASTINGS 01.11 DANK.
This snia the first unions under ihn bankruptcy n( BP
nand Smith. bermerchunt, botcher, end eattleidrelar,
dalthumr. near Hurst-gmee, and of Sediment'', near
Battle, Sumer. It ►ppl:ere that the liabilities en
enntiilmable, not hoe then 40,e00r . of whin
17,01/0/. is due to the Ilaetion Old Bank, the
meta are espy of to realise 10,O1ld. or 12,000/. The
bankrupt, it in stated, is brother to one of tho partoene is the
Lank.
Mr. George Clemente. merchant, of Meetings, Yeas chosen
trade soignee. Mr. Canon is the °Mild arigoen, awl
Mends. Bole, Tumor, sod Turner, are the solicitors under
the hr-kraptey.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

THIS DAY.

(Before the Aesi.tant Jar )
A•o,AULT tY M UtYLEIooNE

Low Barr Fall, 20, Vimkik Urea*, 20, and EliwbetA
Matra, 19, were indicted for assaulting Ebenezer Bower,
Richard Thomas Tubbs, Henry Sheppard, and llannala
Jellisgs, officers klarrlebone Workhouse.
Mr. Poland (for Mr. Bodkin) conducted the ptheecution.
It appeared that on the '22nd of Jane Mrs. Jailing., the
matron of Marylelione Workhuse, woe walking round
the yard, when she found the pitmans skip-
ping with • rope. She told them it woe siminst
the rules, end desired them very kindly to de-
slat, but they refused. She afterwanbe told the 'epee-
intentlent to give them some oakum to only, which mooed
to have exasperated them to such • dennie, that
on meeting the matron in the passage, Edwards and
Borchelt flew at her, tore her bonnet and collar to pieties,
seratehed her fare, and did her considerable viokuce. The
superintendent went to her assisanee, when be was furiously
attacked by Mantel]. who struck him in the eye and scratched
his face. A comonblo wee newt fur, and after a good deal of
diffkulty they were conveyed to the etasion-house, the
policeman having mote in for • good share of
abuse. end blows so well. Mann, oubeequently,
went behind the a”istent-overecer and dealt him a rotors
blow on the brad, and wee very violent in her conduct.
The prisoners all pleaded multy.
The Superintendent thin elated that Buechel] and
Edwards had mth been outivieteil Mx times for riotous
conduct, end refining to work. Some hash and
salutary
regulations had Lma ben introduced by the new ate
matron, which had around • spit i of resistance us the part
of some of the ill-disposed 11:111iAtef. end there were 11 ea.-
victiona on one day before the magionate,
The Court sent weed Buechel! to nine months, Edwards to
aim and Mann to four menthe.