The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-21 00:00:00

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the smile es if a pelves Whit West iisimaarlellieni through is&
rases se isedmaise% were ill ••••••• le • sir'
wile se wen( Viat there was litiott , we
chshilly ells breaking
la the Mewl. This we the fee sonsideselies
rim adedehdered ? Jib lamed Irleed said Ore towel
was set simisistered. But when was the Wessel ? It was
well knewm that lap done ef neenia. istadatnea, sr %Marie
emetic, valid ems the stemma_ le_ *1 leatelle; bst
would nay on.
to that 011 ediehollWes:of HIM sub-
Osseo was seta administer psis% i WY site-
gmbore &Tenet from me in whisk ease I 'handsel
pesetas was resolved to converts esheleatle Mb poises.
Mr. Ovwma having
The Chief Jostle his leammai lever% were of
arbeien that, although the poises was adminhtsted is the
Wash, the primmer was not the lw guilty of administering
when with intent to kill. The (moieties met therefore
Ye Anted.
The ;Cider Jostles intimated that, In ardor le elelars in-
essiesdense the ether newts, hem the ahem' ef the
judges is term, the sent sin* of the evert will take piece
on the Mot day after ter%

CONSIBTORY COURT.--SavarsAy.
Dams Dr. Lossamerea.
Tan Dreams or Buoitworus Tint Dunn or
4coluseium—Divomos.
Thia was a suit promoted by the Declass of Buckingham
for a divorce against her husband. the Dirks of Buckingham,
in omarciosnee of adultery.
Dr. Addams mid he, is the part of the duke, had no
opposition to offer to this application, and was willing to
submit to the demo of the court.
The Judge *might the learned civilian had exercised a
Just dimities. lie had read over the *widow, sad them
was ealedest to prove that the act of adultery had been
esnunitted ; and he must, therefore, presoasee for the
divorce. Be (the leaned Judge) said Iss should adopt the
same awes is this es with other parties who did sot fill so
high a station in life, and refrais, nada the skeiststances,
from any observation.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-BArustimT.
Barns XL DosonNioscs Ce*e.
EIaRIOUS ACCIDENT TO A asiummtr.
This was the cenficete meeting in the case of Q. Leggett,
innkeeper, of Norwich. The unsecured debts were about
2,0001; wets realised, about 4s. la the pound.
Mr. Law, who appeared to oppose on behalf of the
assignees. suited that he bad jest beard the bankrupt had
had a serious oxidant, which would prevent his appearing.
lie bad fallen on his way to the court, and broken his leg ;
and had been taken to the /Ling's College Hospital.
The meeting was, accordingly, adjourned till the 7th of
March.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAY,
EXTRAOIDISART CABS OF GOMM) GOODS.
Joseph William Woolley, late of Fencturchetreet, iron-
monger, was opposed by Mr. Cooke on the part of Mr.
of the Albion Iron Work., Lower Thanes-street,
and two other iron masters, named Lewis and Ball. A
bones-founder named. Lloyd, in Gray's Inn-lane, opposed in
person, /dr. Nichols supported. The cam occupied more than
tire hours, and disclosed some extraordinary circumstances
of getting goods, or living, as it was stated, " on the public."
The insolvent made on the present occasion his " fourth ap-
rance" before the court, besides having figured as a
bankrupt la 1831 he was a bankrupt, owing 1,1001.; in
1834 he petitioned this court and was relieved from debts to
7601. ; in 1840 he again petitioned and was remanded for
three months for a vexatious defence, be then owed 1,0271.
Again in 1847, he made his third appearance, wring
2,3001., and having in his schedule no fewer than 106 one-
dittos. He now again made his appearance with numerals
ere Ilion and debts to 1,3001., including bills accepted W a
pigeon named Thomas Thomas, for his aceommodation. The
complaint on the part of the creditors was that their debts
had been eostracted by means of fraud. He had carried on
heehaws in various parts of the metropolis during his career.
He tionemeneed getting into eebt the very month in which
he was discharged from prison after the judgment of the
court under the last insolvency. H. hat lately carried en
business in Fesehureheireet, High-street, Bloemsbury, and
in the Hackney-road. lie had given his sister a bill of sale
cn his furniture to 501. It was elicited in the course of the
ere that Thomas Thomas had accepted bills for him before
his insolvency in 1847.
The oomplaiats of the creditors were inveitigated. Dlr.Lloyd
was a sufferer to nearly 901., end the insolvent had obtainedtwo
chandeliers on sale or return, on which only 21. were paid.
Some evidence was gives to the effect that the insolvent had
offered iron at 61. a too, when he was charged 81. 15s. for
similar inc. The debt of Mr. Lloyd wee begun in July,
1847, the same month in which he left prison, and he had
given him en acceptanos of Thomas, which he described as
a " trade bill." The insolvent referred Mr. Williams to a
' Mr. Fold, who gave him a character. It was stated that
re insolvent bad a family of eight children to support, and i
had been now nearly six mouths in confinement.
On the part of the opposition it was stated that the ex-
posure in this case would be advantageous to the public, in
order to put the trading community on their guard against
a person of his plausible manners. For the last 18 years the
insolvent bad lived on the public, getting into debt 6,4001.,
or living on the public at the rate of 3501. • year.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips, in giving judgment, reviewed
the principal facts, and held that the debts had been &alum.
lastly contracted. The insolvent had been assisted by
Thomas in giving bills, who had lent his name before his
insolvency on a humor occasioa. Thise case of a
man now coming for the " fifth time" with wee the cue of a
man now coming for the "filth time" with accumulated
debts of more than 6,0001. For the protection of the public,
he was bound to mark such a case, and a man who disregarded
his own family could not expect this court to consider them.
His Honour concluded this extraordinary caw, which occu-
pied the court till nearly 5 o'clock, by ajudgment of 12 calen-
dar mouths.

POLICR.--SATuRDAY.

MARLBOROUOII-BTREET..

Amami Fonoreluza.lliaitiirTguilentan, whoa*
name did not transpire, made an application a short time ago
for advice as to the roper mode of proceeding to recover a
gold watch, value 201., which had been entrusted to Louis
Joel the jeweller and bill discounter, convicted of forgery at
the Central Criminal Court, for the purpose of being repaired,
but which he could not get back again, although he had
made repeated applications for his property. The magistrate
te whom the application was made gave the applicant the
requited advice, end the matter then ended. On Saturday
the same gentleman came before Mr. Hardwick, and stated
that he came for advice on a matter of importance which had
just come within his knowledge. Several bills, amountirg
together to 8001., had been put into circulation, which bills
turrertfirdientl havec
ebivefdereiteew:obeybeLhoireswJeoel
forgeries,an d accepted
hL friend could only account for the forgery "of hinamety
supposing that the signature had been imitated from a
receipt which he had occasion to give Louis Joel. New, es
there was every probability of legal proceedings being taken
to recover the amount of these forgeries when the eme foe
which they were drawn had expired, he wished to know
what course the party was to take to protect himself.
Kr. Hardwick said Joel was &ready under sentenoe few
emery ; the beat course foe the applicant to take was to
apply to a solicitor, who would no doubt advise him as to
the steps that ought to be taken.
The applicant thanked the magistrate, and said the est.
radon should be at own acted upon.
SCANDALOUS OISTISACHL—TAcmas Robinson was
with having endangeredthe lives of several persons by the
lowing unprovoked outrage.
William Fadden, cab driver, said be was going doss
Oxford-street on Friday morning, with a bre in his cab,
when the defendant, who was a perfect straspr to him, more
alcagsilla and ma far some time by the gab, aPyforntli eery
tipsy. The defendant abused a mike= lemmas es the
box, who, act ksowiag anything of the defendant, req seated
him to coil a ;offenses. Wilsons did so, upon whisk the
defeadaatjumped on the shaft and suandsed the reins oat of
his hand. The defendant, who had previously _brown off
his coat and hat into the road; kept hod
od tho
reWs, mods/ the hoseto rear and plunge, and
at length ke Staved the bores to back and evertors the cab.
D to the extent of 30e. was dose, besides alanniag
..;:z
tires ladies who were in the ash, wed smisageris
ps
&motnOM ellsowHal& correbeasbd t e ask points of
the aloes 1101=finte sod added, tibia the detesdast ran
off he tillowat mid teak him islowssMly
The easiest ackamelsbpi be wee intoxicated at the
dam
Mr. Hardwick said he never bawd of a more outrageous
case. By the defendant's uleererablet. violence the lives of
several persons were put is . He should idiot a
fine of 40s. for dent:litmus% aml for damage, es im-
prisonment in proportion.

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