The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-20 00:00:00

'yin; on the desk, and had not been Dame than as hour in
111. h^•C *MOO alto,iether. It waa a stock-taking of the
house in Hegent's-eircus. He could wit tell how lung it
would take him to pnpare the ba/ance-aliseta of the firm
b. .oppo-ed three weeks or a mouth.
Mr. hrikliter 'MI that would not be lour, enough, and
suggested an ,aljourtinient for six weeks or two mouths.
As adjournment fur two months was ordered.
HHr. Flog asked for an allowance to the bankrupts.
u our seal he had nothing toil° with that ; the new
act left that in the hands of the creditors.
Mr. Lewis urged that it was a case of great cruelty to the
baakniptik
Mr. Sargrard said that Mowerhy but no family, and that
Tattoo did sot ask fur an allowance.
Hie Honour said that whatever cruelty there might be,
or however hardly it might operate on hankrupta, his duty
was 'lair merry out the act of parliament am best be
might. He mould make so omit.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THLS DAY.)

CLF.RKENWELL.
CH %P. E HACRILCOE.
A young man. named H. r.s Cur, aged 19 year., was
charged before Mr. D'Eysimiirt with breaking into and en-
tering the Congregutioual l'hurch, Holloway, and stealing
therein • box and seven books, soil other articles, the pro-
perty of Arthur KiwanJ, su the parish of Islington.
Police-constable Pin N, caul that on the previous night
about • quArter pa.t eleven, lie was on duty in the Camden-
road, and ou passing the Oingregetiooel Chapel he saw that
one of the windows wes broken. He looked through sad
seeing 111 the ulterior Uric many things were lying strewn
about, he got in, and aft“r looking about, he maw the pri-
mmer soereted in the rafters over the porch. Witness at
opee got him down, awl asked him what he did there, but
the prisoner made no remark.
Mr. lYEyncruirt milted the constable what he saw to the
chael
The combilile mid he found that four of the subscription
boxes had been broken open and their content, removed,
and ors the pneoaer was found the sum of 9s. 111.1. in small
money, • taro clasp knife which correspooded with the
marks oa the boxes which had been forced, a blue
bag, • box of lucifer matches, a blue and gold book-
mark, and a key belonging to the chapel, la
the peewee of the chapel he found • hammer.
and no • mat in the chapel wits • mahogany box cootainiag
sit hymn and other religiou books, whith belonged to Mr.
Mairinl. one of the soot-bolders, and which hd bega
removed from ita primer place. Wittman took proweer
the statioe.honee. whore he gave the address " Liverpool-
road, Manchester."
Mr. Samuel iirium raid be was the keeper of the
Ile had permed the alikliew several times der* the
coil had not sew that the wisdom was broken. Had it boas
s• he moat have sees it. Wits*, then identified the box
mad tap books as belnegin to Mr. Itawwd, a eat-holder as
the chapel. He also rieatiSed the key fated an the
primmer. %admit that although be scald sot ideatify the
Roney, he knew that thew was money is the boxes, sad
when be was sent for to the obspel, he fated the boxes
epos sad empty.
The prisoner seal he hail .mly bees in Leedon three days,
baring walked from Slanchsater. Ho was • Freech poliakar
by trade, but had not worked kthely
Mr. Impeetor J edge. N division. said the prisoeor's bands
did Dot look se if be had bees in the habit of working very
leech.
Mr. IlEyaceart aid be abseil sweat Um prisoner far
teal but would romad ris ardor te aim iageivise to
be wade.