The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-15 00:00:00

VIIRD EDITION.

LAO INTELLIGENCE.—ams DAY.)

COURT OF APPEAL.
l'fole the Lord Chancellor.)
Ua•Cll.l. r. COWAN.

„ arreei ~ti ihe subject of an alleged infrae-
rain! patent for grinding corn. Mr. Cowan,
o . wan ~f ii,e 1...t010n Association of Millers, ap-
tl,• de.”, .dilie 11,1a.ter of the Rolla, by whieh
al' ,i,•,•ount. together with ionyment of
. , 1,;.. lies id the plaintiff's patent, were

liim
is diem. (1.4'.. Nlr. Q.C., Mr. ("trove, Q.C.,
, o Mr. T. Ai4on, Mr. North, and Mr.
.11 tic port
• I t•lL:;offer no elabontte review of the
.4 ..otion that there had been an in-
•: p..1..ht. lie therefore dismissed the

I.t.:'s* ('HAMBERS.
twe Blackbunt.)
!Iron/ANT DECI,ION AY TO RELIEF
ItAll..

• ..• a by Mr. Cooper. attorney, for
;!o• &fend:tut to Newgate under
The defendant. Samuel Israel,
at the Central Criminal Court
o-y, and at the In 4 tre*sions
• •.1 until the Anfinet session.
, .oanitted to bail in two euretiei
• i.• • oily thu bail heard that the
. I •p• owed to America. They con-
.- •• atot they took the defendant into
„ „ ..nteraarda brought to the judge4'
i Jt .1,1-:10,. Blackburn held that he could
.1. It, w:-- I,4lged at a lock-up home, and
to the chamber*, and given into eas-
y,. lio• iiimtuff of the court, and con-
lid, decision will form au important
the question of bail.

o• irr OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
irrtviinnS r. SOUTH AND tYrittiaa.
It. .. ra,bato suit, which was expected to be a very
••„I and protracted one, a settlement was effected
. • •,rt. 'rile defendants, who were brothers of the
.• • late Sir James South, propounded a will dated
• •i April, 1863 ; and the plaintiff, Dr. A. J.
. , . I,ngoundell in opposition nme codicils, ranging
.;; • :th of November, 1865, to the 18th of June,

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
kit, fore Mr. Cosomissioner Holroyd.)

RI 010101 SLIM.
mkrupt was a baker, of Bowling-green-lane,
t.,‘, 11, and of Chequer-alley, Whitecrow-street.
; nn assets. The bankrupt attributes his
t toidnelis of trade, bad debts, illness, and pees-
.= hi creditors. The case presented no yeculiar feature ;
hi! W....• who are in the habit of perusing the records of
h•-a,y must have been struck by tho large number of
bare recently found it necessary to apply
_to
. • There were fiTe such oases to-day ; and me.
°lndent, who has been largely engaged on be-
. r...ns in this trade, states that within the last
• ilthz he had had upwards of 100 caeca of bakers
office-56 being bankruptcies, and the rest
• • ,ored into deeds of arrangement with their
It is difficult to a ;align any general came for
• failure; but Mr. -Pettit is of opinion that
~-gdy attributable to competition and under-selling
takers themselves in poor neighbourhoods. Per-
. • •! high price of flour and all cereals may have not
. • •,. do with the unfortunate result, while in many
rf fraud has been distinctly traced.

ne ZS 0. H. BARTLETT.
nkrupt was a lithographer of Aldersgate-street.
'P • ;mother first sitting. Hie debts are stated at
• hht are expected to exceed 10,0001. ; assets, con-
, • • • plant, book debts, &c., returned at 7,900/.
2•:• t :its, of the firm of Honey, Humphreys, and Co.,
Ironmonger-lane, was chosen assignee.

M 1 DDLESEX SESSIONS..
(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Anistamt-Juage.)

' Daniels, 18, coetermouger, was convicted of
to steal a watch, value 31. 10s., the property
;, IValter, from his person.
\ .istant-Judge sentenced him to 12 months' hard

A JI7LNIIX " urrAirt " OP RIONWAY somata.

_
7 ..thy Sullivan, 16' a sharp-looking boy, described as
ker, was indicted for a daring street robbery, and
r. • ding two gold chains and other articles, value 10/. the
I • 1..r1 of Benjamin Willamott, from the person of Eliza-
i• dlansott,

hire. WWamott, a huly living at 5.
. Raven-terrace,
S-lney, said on the evening of the ?2nd inst. she was
,ymg some strawberries at a shop in Whitechapel-road,
3 the prisoner came and stood before her, and the shop-
.ll dross him away. She left the front of the shop, and
t walking away with the strawberries, when
. .

• prisoner came in front of her, and violently
• t•lied her two gold chains, a brooch, and a gold
• h, and ran away with them down a court. This
• • trod in the day time. She ran after the prisoner as
• • ••• she could for a long di4ance crying " stop thief,"
, • th,• prisoner got away. She then found herself, after
; .• • through several courts, at the place she started
••• The prisoner was afterwards taken, and she recog-
l•:m among a number of others.
•• 'arney, 386 X, said—When searched at the police-
• : large sum of money was found upon the pri-
1.,•-h he said another boy had given to him in
1 ‘•• r Dean-street.

without any hesitation found the prisoner

inquired if the prisoner was known.
• 265, K division, gave the prisoner an extraor-
wr-ter considering his youth. Re said he was
,•f a very bad set of young thieves, who were
terror of the neighbourhood. Some six
••• he kicked an old lady down and robbed her;
• . fence before the magistrates was not conclusive,
divharged. On the 30th January the prisoner
- • • • iwril to three months' imprisonment, with bard
.• tv,m4hip-street, for felony. Be was known to
• • 16011% as '• Captain Tallard."
-,,her prayed he might be sent to a re-

aid the beet thing which could be done for
W:IS the sentence he was about to pronounce,
he receive 12 stsokes with a birch rod, and
and kept to hard labour for 12 months. Be
I.d a refermatory.