The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Defoe* Mr. Goneloriorarr Rearm)
IN UK /OVA LOCKHART MORT'JN.

The bealsinie:ler;• seemliest and couimimion•agent, of
Filet h-lace„ Me km convicted of forgery, end is now under-
going his sentesee. The fame we fresh in the recollection of
thc yob' ic. TIM •es the adj 'urged email net ion meet ing. Tb.
sr connts,brepered by Merv.. COMAS end Co..ehow luMlitir
of 1250001. but the chums spina the mute are expected to
sage between 70,fitil./. and 80,000 f. Of these claims upwards
O 0,0001. we is iseiect of forged er wptances. The meets,
including propetti in Norway end dee ober., are ystrimid at
upwards of 40,000 Mr. BA, the talkiel mime*, states
OM dr secant hitherto ivived le 9.6531., out of which
dividend will he &rimed of J.. Oel. or 4e. no the &Mostar/tidy
pewit
linnitmt Si. l.rought up in custody, but we allowed
to sari la • ram stljutaial the assn. _

Mr. GoWorthy, foislos snips% Offered no opposition,
sad the imaknipt prod.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAT.)

Te Ode lie sissias of dm CariLld Criminal Conn mu
area Iraq biro Me Keels Has. dm Lord =
Recorder. Mims Loner* HAM, and AWN*,
nand* mod Wears Ostsnal,tb• wall-apponied
lbrira Bashiss sad Greas. mader-stitndt,
Mr Int oaks at Os alerts wawa. W rims et
Friftesist

I. hie sheep he the grand jetty, mid dist
elthoogh them wee a comaderehis numb,. of priseele•
Mal at the prier at u
ibis ecianamet: was
the not peals this wiesl
at the gar, aim. to be dispeeed of
were of a very seri me chareMer, sad the eireemeeneess ter
anted with moms e f them were of • very yeentler wean.
The ant aim to which he frit It assessoty w eat rig err
Lion we. • (barge of 'Mkt moods* spirt • rasa aired
Wiggins, who nes accused of commieg the death of be, eking
It spewed, le tole rase, that the primmer bed hem Is this
habit of tonverise the child be r extreortlftegy UMW by
tyro it to the bedemed with its helddues, sad thee, karat kept it ha egiitlairli4
asa dartag • whale sight, the ent rain the
childre ford to be bed. tat coos. of bar
:reay, memieteed so doubt, by the pla rimtAMi
l had bar hipt ft se kag • tiro The law
pre a pear the right se sheaths a rid, bat las aggertien
rot be gronehle sad parr, or It wee widenherly en
tirrepri sr be pear • said in this we win sad
ihe pond y sherd be of errs dret tat
grletr air bre been Gwen that dr& wear
sate Ms neat, try rail be *Old la rear
bop • WI 4vigil murder. 14 biermur, disc
✓end waren say domit epos thee pit It weesalki
be rob duty to Gad s bill let essaelseitor only. There we.
* gawp of grarrian spirt a Woman raw* Reellt,
who w samsed of caustag the drib of her or child by
ngetanina and etamstme. It sppered b this re that the
primmer had hoes in the weather with kr child, der
south(. l, int that she ineheed epos g.iag out, sad
✓oar be the streets all Wirt ovrt her Wing. They
IMO bath shirrs/de Bout to the rithrost when
the rid died; sod the Tribe Ist thr wee rear
the deer we. to be attributed le the pfsawor bags.
open to. &lid to the iiickeseasy el the wewar sr a m
Wing to provide it with Per-p-r agoinharat
eight that she wee ateout mom the workhouse, andrill this
wee mode eat M thew odium boa, it would be their duty to
morn • hell for secnelasehter. There wee elm • charge
spinet several preemie of Weft( admialmered sensor
with West to murder, sad be and it was Is
be Inroad that in the present state of the law
it was doubtful whether anythieg short of aa la-
tent to murder could be mate the subject of as
kitfichnent, although great bodily Wary Gad angering might
he occammed by the art 44 the party mowed. The oaly
recouping cam to whiat het cooddeeed it necessary to advert
was a charge arising out of the Wilder: seeks, mid it would
appear that the partite were charged with cenapiriog toge-
ther to intimidate and purest certain other workmen hem
tails, employmeet. He to, usht it right to Maim dims
that the low permitted too/knees and cosatere to oemblas
together foe the porticos of fixing the number of
working hours and the mown of remuneration that
should be paid, and the masters had • perfect right to
my what number of hours the workmen should b 9 employed,
and what amount of wage, 9hould be paid, while the min
had sa equal right to make the conditions upon which they
were willing to render their services. The latter had aho •
right to persuade other vo oilmen to leave any employe:wet in
which they might ho eneseed, and all that the law would
take cognisance of was tem-thew thee act was scoompsaied by
threats or intimidation, tithe r direct or Indirect, and if din
wee eetehliebed by the evidence it would be their duty to
and a trim bill.
The grand Jery this rind.