The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-14 00:00:00

COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE.

JAN. 12.
(Before the Jodie Ordinary.)
MAYDAY! O. DANNY AND FINNEY.

This wu a ooatention between Moon. Mayhew and
Yinne uto who should have administration of the estate
of a Yrs. Sarah Robinson. of which they were creditors.
Swabey and Triaitriun appeared far the parties.
The court made the grant to-31r. Finney.

MOM v. CUSS.
This was a cause of proving in solemn form of law the
will of Mr. Richard Powell - ems', late of Charterhosee-
square, who died in the year 1835. The necessity for this
step had arisen out of some Chancery proceeding in which
his Emil had become involved.
Dr. appeared for the plaintiff, and Yr. Bristow,
for the dsteodant

The court granted probate as prayed.
Notice has been given that if the prolate causes and
mums for judicial seperatioo set down for hearing without
juries do not occupy the whole of the time allotted them,
the court will proceed with the castes for dissolution with-
out juries. In hke manner if the appeals and petitions
under the Legitimacy Declaraties Act do nut occupy
aU the days appointed fur the sitting of the full court, carer
of di.,olutiuu without jsties will also be taken during the
time thus planed at the disposal of the Judge Ordinary.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 12.
(Worn Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)

RE THE LONDON NTEAM PRINTING AND PURUSHING COKE/XT.

A petition wall presented on behalf of Alfred Doubble, of
Serpent's.ion, low stationer, praying that this company
might be wound up. From the allegations in the petition
tt appears the company was formed to carry on the business
of a printer nosed Maddick, and the purohane money was
to be 4,500/. The registered °fame were at No. 6, Cannon-
street, and the capital was to be 50,000/., divided into
10,000 shares of 5/. each. Only 1121. 10s. had been raised,
being the deposits of three shareholders on 75 shares.
The hearing of the ',digits is flied for the 16th February
seat.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
Worn Yr. Justice Blackburn.)

Frederick Wniter Ventric 34, charged with misdetnean•
our, in baying committed wilful and corrupt perjury in the
course of blo examinatioe before the Court of Bankruptcy,
in reference to the bankruptcy of Poole and Bryant, war
fined Guilty.
Bellia9Aaas wu then charged with an offence of
the mane ldnd.

The seine learned counsel were espged for the prosecu-
tion t Mr. Best was retained for the defeat...

This defesrlsut orrice a the bi:l74; of a funsiture
broker, at Northampton, sad upon his premise,
Wag searched by the er to the Court of Bank-
ruptcy a quantity of skins leather and other articles
that were uneWubteill the property of the bank-
rupts were He was required to account
foe the pemembis of this property, and was examined
is the Oserh n leskruptcy fur that perpoes, and he this
slated est be had purchased the property is question from
the is hoe and paid 21L far it, sidle, produced
beetle sad receipt. The evidence of Beard,
:ad Woodhull, end other wanness positively negatived
this stalimak Mai went to show that the property was
removed is • eirsdestine manner to the defendant's pre.
nisei jest links the bankruptcy.
The Voi
he piejleyenom
a.sed a verdict of
The s Now reninininu to be disposed of is that of
ra Thomas who will be tried on Monday (this)
iosigh .

TEE POLICE COURTS.

YANSION•HOUSE

Aram rile, 38, tlescriiel7a;criumereial traveller, wee
Were& up on reamed, charged with embezzling various
sans of meow to the amount of :At , behntirun to his me-
Mesas. Kies &Ed Co., engraver., Qamautroet,
Wootner appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.
Lewis, seer., for the defesee.
Oa the previous examination Mr. Buller, cashier to Meows.
Wog, gated that on October 9 last the prisoner entered into
esergisnot to travel on commission for their firm. He
bad to go is &Hemet parts of the country, and to commu-
nes*, all big teases:tiara to the firm, by whom all orders
sw esseested, the Invoices of which wire sent to the cus-
tomers with the goods. On the 16th of November he
reesived a letter from one of the customers named South,
le reply is • demand for minuet of 21/. 13s. 4d., stating
that he bed paid the amount to the primmer, and held
hi reseipt for the came. He wrote to the pruoner about it,
sad be selurowledged having received the money, and was
'eery that be meld not pay it then. but if witness would
keg it quiet, sad sot tall Mr. King, be would seed it in a
day or two. He had never sent it. however. At the end
of the year Mien were sent to all the customers, applying
far • solliewerat of amounts, and nstonishuieut he
reeerbred replies from a great *umber, stating that they had
paid the prisoner, and had his reoript in their possession.
Thepriamer wrote a number of letters, stet*/ that he
would make a settlement in a few days, and finally wrote to
miry that be was Cl.ll.lµg Up to Ismilon on Friday, the gth of
January, and on flat day witers received a telegram
strung that the prisoner Led just rA WU, a tll.-1 to mine