The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-23 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

(Sittings In Benno —Hulse the Lord— Chid Boron and
Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Weems
The Lord Chief Bane snnounced this morniett, at the
=1:1 the meat, that the Court of Exchequer
we *ls beer wren has the Pun'' Beech,
es the delterday, Tneodity, and Wednesday
skit less ; ea Thursky tram the Common Pleas,
on FM, and Saturday, end (if secassary) as Ilcsday,
hew the Overt of Exchequer. If the 11110111 ham the Court
of Clinases Bosch should sot be caseisded, they would then
ho amend es tiondr at Tvirday. The Comet of Exchequer
Chroftor wail she it on Friday seat for the purpose of
Owls jedoskeelont is on appal from the diction of ths Court
el Queers

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
12! ■{ 11FLLT.-11111 LAW 9r USIA.

TIM ornaTheearificeitTi; nos;tingi; the eLe7e-i W. Bully,
described es • printer, of the Strand. The debts were et
email amount. There was nu opposition.
Mr. Begley Poe the bankrupt, stated that Mr. Mllurray,
wholesale stationer, of Queen-street, the prinelpel creditor,
wished to recommend the um to the tevouratele consideration
of the court.

His Honour said be olsrved by the usual& that the
bankrupt had had a verdict for lOW. damages given against
his is as action for libel ; how wes that
Mr. Begley said the bankrupt was the printer of a paper
called Belts Life, and the alleged libel wee aditaSed in •
letter which had appeared in that paps, signed " Robin
Hood." Mr. Smith, baker of BormonSey, complained
of this letter as Injurious to hie ammeter ; and
the bankrupt, who knew nothing of the libel
until it appeared in the paper, Skered to give up
the name of the writs and to palish any
or explanation that might be deemed aslialactory. TtarloolZ
was relnsed ; an action was brought, and the result was •
verdict of lOW. damages against the bankrupt.
His Honour said, under these circumstances the bankrupt
might take an immediate certilicate of the Ind claw

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.
John Smith alias Gewyt Jones a private In ths artMery In
the East India Company's service, was charged with having
travelled from Tilbury to London in the railway train, with-
out having paid for a ticket.
The sergeant of the company to which the defendant be-
=Ltaid the ours hod gone away ems Wariey lauracks,
leave, oa the 21st instant, on the evening of which
be had been apprehended for his conduct as to the railway
curiae.
. . . .

irlse'Tatr said tat a.... net a dasartar, and he was
ramandad ka inquiry.

ZITRAORDISIART SONNERT ST • TSMALE SERVANT.
inkier R.sl, a very respeetablekebMg young women, who
was sinia~y pale was brought kola Mr. Daytime, on
nerd, elloopedi with stealing • groat emither of articles,
to her waiter, Mr. Willies' Mower, one of the
pas of the Wandawerth and DLO= union, residing
et hearths Tills, Felton road liana's&
The Omer was lint dist on Thamilay, and the pro-
seester A. Meted tint Ma Men lie melee say a
nem& Wbia elimeams ebeignmeed illaikals, end he
rsomailud at the three that bereten, whieh woe • say large
ono, was fight, and' did ant mom to aenidn meth pr
putty. Oa the follow's( day its .deed iv: 10e.
to best had! a few things which she required
for bar immallate use. She continued in the sere
vim the month, and they bad not the slightest
knowledge of her dishonesty. She appeared very ill,
ea the prceneutor's wife tuned her, and endeavoured to
Nal kw in retaining her situation. It however appeared
that lee we not oaWsle of doing the work, and It was agreed
that the should leave when her ,oath expired, which took
yaw an Waihaeiday last. In conomoence of her illness,
the ~_Dater latereetod himitelf `bar behalf, and obtained
as ender he her admission into this infirmary of the
VOIMONSO for bee to be Wended
to. She at lest
orannted Os go, but when engemoperly sated the enraged her
Yanks et geisg to her deter M the City deal, and the
prommtht thought that ea she bad Mesh end wee dale to
pay for her riding, else wee not tbanevng of the mdse.
When her box was brought darn, be -etle4 soling
that it appeared ex link H. =end her to
open the box which tits et bat when
she did open it he saw that -e-re-d—idl of pro-
perty, and when he attempted to 'pat hie head in she
caught hold of him and whirled bias quite away, showing
that she poeseend more strength than she wished him to
believe abs hid. ithe latild the box, end it was not
before • constable mime that he could marten what it
really contained. It wee NI of things belonging to
hire. Then wise • diver path-ladle which had been in
Ids pommies 40 mars, earal candle oruarnents, night-
drama a 'bowl, tea, Pager, currants, end a great number
of 'Womble china end other conamenta. She was also wear-
ing a petticoat Wooing to his wife, End • pair of stockings
the property of his &Lighter. The whom admitted that she
hod dome wrong, but said she had intemini to return the
ankh..

dig The tameable
prmkit he !daot bra able Se lad oat my •
Meat the mmer.
lb. Hewer said they amid 'Meta leo Informatics from her
to where bee Meade or siebr nide. They ea a woe
walk( abrader from the partner of Mr. Teammate, the
W.P. Omesericb

Kr. rid it was. • very extraordinary cass, and be
&raid ramind her fora week, to discover, if possible, where
ler Muria an to he found.

TEE LUN DRILL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
The inquest on the 189 sufferers by this explosion
wee brought to a close yesterday evening, when after en
einhorste ' -up by Mr. Badger, the coroner, of the
dem lap' evince, the jury returned the following
verdict :

Thieamy are of opinion that Abraham Turner, Thomas
Grey, others, met with their deaths from the effects coa-
-1 anon upon an mploaion of carturetted hydrogen gas in the
Lundhill coal mine, on the 19th day of February last, but
the immediate mow of each explosion there is not any con-
clusive or sufficient evidence to show. The jury cannot
mom to the conclusion that it was criminally negligee, but
accidental they, however, must modem the lolly of the
disciples and the non-olmervancs of the rules allowed by
the manager and his di puzies at the Lundhill mine. The
jury also beg to edit that they fully concur in the
remarks made by Mr. Wood, Mr. Elliott, and Mr.
Woodhouse, that en improved system of ventilation
and a better subdivision thereof is requisite to
be adopted, especially where day and night shifts ere
worked : they /deo approve generally the remarks
of those gentlemen in reference to safety lamps,
and other valca',le suggestions made by them in their
evidence yesterday. The jury are also gled tbsk although
the 'abject of the education of the ambles mhos arse not
alluded to by the before-mentioned gesinewn yet that
omission has bon remedied in the ebb imp et the
oteciner, and the jury cannot too forcibly nerd that
every prettied Wart should be res to to nisi the
atlas to • baba moral sod anal eartilien dna is new
inhapplly tee prevalent. Theta, ebe beg a report tbdr
aimbeeka end mama et the bode essest et Mas.
Webster, Xed, ned slaes. Y Mk alms sod
diagerame allots to mew dolialles. Moiety moot
thee tick reesselo ca this oda, direlrems oxidant
without expeadng their deep sad benrialt eymplbylr
the bawl' ',Abram. They me at 'paha led tie pro-
prieties of the callay was net seenbudof lenity
at do oaduct at brit eadamistenr, naval% mad work-
men."

The Pridasian Correrpoodenes states that the
am* fee =tics hot ezesseed Femeramis. From the
aidelst • eepitet
et MOM Itteits=Ziri ,PitgerZlViittie
et eammita MS panes, eft 44,400 theter• Mom of them
wore foam la ihe sem of Ma