The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1857.

Tho tonkruptcy r Area to bar been occasioned in ma-
sequence of tho heavy cora essinst the beeknrt to the ere
of " Barber v. Potter," for film isortoonzeont, Yr. Be-
chanotee being about 2001., end the other ear sinountur
to nearly the rmo nun.

; 21. sad few shillisp mad the imam

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Rlli Cris% palm “Me deposed that he had Jack-
ets's beets MAIM emmineei with footprints sear the
the some el the wasim,
odom. altheask set vary perfect, they oa-
Tei
st* Ingonsingtobota GM Thome Brows. at Mixes Bromley,
rim ispeaai to Jain *aft that dm mow was hidelea
mist go lowAffily sad ft was ha
ws proved that the prisoner
14 wad Mkm" home upwards of balf a mile in fol-
iating in datemarl to Ufa yet where the murder was corn-
-111.10._

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-413mrEL
(Beton Mr. Camibiaser

Mk Imhof, vloo MI lase a her wain, daweribed &B
leers Io a eINO/S. tolwo aseke is ban.
Mr. Seel awed kr dre Idelaire rem, Kr. plum.
heron the pant hat Ihe Isielea wee la sokely Or the
=rdoh eels kr ea aides kr a milleleee
hea kw' meta leo la 'whisk the hiaralsesce el ball
dwell err
Mr. Pfir ea that ea eh epploatiche
wows is He illeimetha at the or" be wee vat hewed to re-
hire die sowelkalica without wee serer =Sea
Mr. Mai He the ere te Wises kr
tioa rad seiecalea ; ht wlikar cam eye qplicatioas were
retired.
No. Ohoolookilar ?Mpg, geeing that the were
e* as ail Mewed to refuse the 'Whelks.
te the he " See what p Ire dom.
Kr. Seek le the costa, wadi were aawkal.
The bell woe umbell, Ind Obi lama Ocerthalcher
wee ad sahib& wk theedies eared liea • as
which the lwaslvest weal beak to Her Gal

Yr. William Rhea% urgers, of Abbott Worley, Aso
scribed the Werke width had cored dirk, In sewer
to bit LAM% the with= Mated that Ms *Nos the that
the bet Wi had her Wired fen em brief err en the side
et the heed, Mak Ird eased the beers& hll free*
mid gosh= dill =Maw es the the and frairser. Mbar
of the due Were the deamel bed mathel ea the had
writ stun him and oaths dee&
The elderset of Jackets, ludo Aar he rumba* by
the replareeth wsa this pi in end eel bybyes carer of
the wet It wee es :—" I went le ihe Ccult and
Mesas im Prig ser waa UMW at their bowling,
math" made me mar ma This yammer, Brown, waa
this in lir bases I she in the hams es fie centrary side
to Mr. Ithetheri. Mr. Baird and Mr. Otheletworth were
IC=MI firmed to as Jabs Cromwell end
width • bereft to par rear Charm-
worth Ceemerell pit another *int as, and so
he weal thaw ; and then spier Mr. ph ree. hedge
he saki, 'yen molt not rem waft ; we shall lave
oeseaddes to-night.' Bo egi to me sad Charlet Brown,
•Ooon OW him, and Mow hies, end lay hold of him, end
I'll follow.' I felt vary tipsy, sad I end Brown went ea;
and as I was pith cm, Brown mid, ' Oh, come
sloth; we shall have some money to-eight.' I
was very they, and I did p with preuding. I wu
that tipsy I and not know what I was doing. I pulled a
rake out of the hedge, and as I woe going rug Mr. Charles-
worth asked me where I was going, and I told him I was
going along the rood, when he arched me a stroke with his
stick. lie rid, I know you are after me; you mean to
rob me.' Then he thwith hoi stick to hit me spin, and 1
got this stake eel I hit bim co the beck of the head and
knocked him down, when I felt so awry that I tumbled down
myself. I was they, end did net knew what I was doing, or
I should not have iliac It. That wee all that I did at him;
Chula Brown pitied his pother erd sa_ve roe the money,
red I pat it into my peckat, end be piled up the sake, but
whether be hit Um er net I mem* if, for I wee that put
about. I eat en the hefts and wee raw sick directly after.
He lath mom ahem ea we ward ell across the fields,
and en prim saw MIN he Moos) egged for money, and
I meow tither bethereerne."
The use for the premeales bar aloe* Mr. Kerrey
adhered the lea rut speak radar of the priscar.
lie otethaled thst *we sew was a dr age of inden
einted &Joeyet ft *kith et till the ssemeary mperm
enil d pertidl est ma. staelheept as the peer or ;
ariktuarse rerissli bar
die her Pose. The hard ems* dm sreillet
IWO.
petit
resitpleonbaving Mrs Me perrin
so aredit,
toad to pert Misr from the et the
deeeer peselibg the *he riter=ll et
his rod* err my aseridel Map ea MI Mr.
Kam* ram newer Seethe erre itself into
tendems et warbreptir err, apart which he druid not con-
.
The errs Proureel yip the rim to tho jury
same * the plall=ut ens tha law
with ustheese are *
aseenting for about tan minutes, returned
•
ithldenee=
Okra Arm re Ira eirelpell as • shrer charge of
=littrestedi Its mil* *oder al Warm
es the render PM el May, etAbbot's
lbsekr.
The am senate were amp/ Br the prosecution as in
Se Meer ; Mr. Oat Priv* trade* the prisoner.
The teazel earthed Is tie perm moo were re-
fiready tee* Mime bemelore being •
by the prow Is Imp** Gip It was
ydrefp—sa I wee at the Ora sr
J
Dekko" Jack, Ms
Bervey
_ware *re lerSailletthillhilla WeL We
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Rae Nag, err le. is=rersiarrri *MR.
Well re er frighten Mr. CludoseieM.° We=
eat *parse, birth Mr. eherhewalt Os bre& We
et
west tagether en ler me Mr. Baskails,Erie:min
Bekamer late et the thee ea beak. I lair if.
Wlthet we wired Mother I heard Mr. tee
out et the Caere rd Hems. Than I red /aim met en
dug the To as ihr ea CreserfthrefaL I wit en
a few yards ed the. I tarsal Wok or bra arra road
Mr. Charmer& tallies isembee. hems had a /ergo
hedge rake—whit thepthea haw met—behhed Yea. This
we • little bakes two it tithe resit. I dea.t know
whet pared between Jackass end Mr. Ocean needle. Mr.
Charkeworth passed on towards hie boar J• 6111111 NA I
followed. Judaea rid," Now is the Om" Is Om
want to Way eiristrock him on the sided Garet wth
the hilted with him. Mr. Chathowerthill down,
and when he wee down Jackman struck him with Os stake,
and kinked Yea as the side of the heel. I did not biter kick
him at aL I did eat hear Yen mike ray seise at a, ape
did be Me. Jackets end I then toned him cm his herr,
ha harem irises hie re. I semeleed we al his pockets,
and Jades the ether. I leek ere Wm in el the pocket
I screeched, and Jackass leek in @mem* ether, and, I be-
hove, • 61. math Imre Met I heed fa the cookie to Juli-
us—all et It. We ass renamed towards Bromley, up
Brood-lees I west with an en he en Mr. Money's
middle Me. I this asked him for some messy, sad he gave
me two hatheroura. I then West him geed-sight and left
him. Dekker Jack told re only kr MOWN. him. When
we had of Dulcimer Jack, Jarman mid, " Let us run him
and take hie ressoy."! The shove setheaset is the truth, and
I made it colustorlly, having tress cattiford by Inspector
Criep that what I age* say would be taken down in writing
and might be need spinet me.
Mr. Cook Ben Mehemet the jury on behalf of the cr-
usade • very Welty moth Tho learned counsel
armed that thee was err moot that the prisoner had •
COMBOS WNW= with 'ukase to commit the murder, eel
argued thin le ell the Mows were undoubtedly indicted with
the rake which the proved to have been taken out
of the by Jackets, dose to the throe wheel the reurder
was comnuttsd, the was enWid to their arectittel
the crime with which he wee charger.
The learned Judge summed up the ernes, end the jury
returned • verdict of Guilty of wilful mule.
Both the unhappy men were then plead la the dock, and
his lordship pored tentenee of death on them in the nand
we,.

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.-JULY 23.
ICOTCHIII V. TINONT.-LAW OP ACCTIONS AND CONDITION
OF SALL

Thr wee ma sedan tear& ths °Wart praetor.
raker la Mortimer-stand againstby the defendant, the pro-
pricier of the riatwitakes, to recover the ism of 211., ander
the hinewlag abraaarraer :
Mr. Crags of the Penland-road, said his cleat
was la llesear O bertel ere-roome as the 16th Nay tar,
mad purebred lot 6S, described la the creleges as The
Royal Nora Dollaan," kw 211. Delighted with hie sup-
pled Urger, be wharlimed la the Mow ca the 19th that
tbs " Royal Name was for sale ar hire, sad on
the MR racelved has the veteran' serces" Mr.
Groh a isiber, string be we. war of " The
Ifirrear sad it w ad, sr ever bad been, the
riser bre, sad yetraseling We. at willehaw the live
sawfassorsi. Oa eggisetha to Messrs. Oseelerni,d=
Ti ed rto /in Thapsy, vibe retard to
weft It use ea art to esiebres, sad shred Is the sea-
Misr ef min width ern all Me ere to be dineed edit all
their d eras alery drarglea. Meng art aided
Ids err soder that rie, relltated thus persallnga. Mr.
Oral= sell the babse was enat Is Nor be-sele de-
esthel ss "the Royal Mama Baleen;" heeded prthlyast
b=lted, sad it was meal scoceting dahadrirs epee-_
▪ rawer to the Nip Mr. Ombra NM lira wore
armed la reeribing popery, cooperation or the return
af the wee the oral custom It he surd a deny as
liskagtztoreDi el Walsers, art It ems net, that
sot "Shia is worn d the sale
s• that wild bre bra arelarel, red au hs
seridred la thle ern
Mr. Doran sillera, ribs 6,4001, dethallar, mega
at pert that vier was set read Is via, MI
that the sherd be 110M.1111 NM& tier
the dole eraseetsd deladrel, dad Mat Marne
amid arbor ewers& to bar get The Nearar which
ear MO or Min grow De 211., sad that be &odd have
sea the Ist blew, Whig for
His Warr ass dearly d *aka that *MAW skald
recover. The peddle to ream Wait be grotty dellaraled
if,' to err Ms thle, the radhisa ter a her he raw-
try. Ere yes a baler et lama parr awl aradry
regeeratel Is be eeM, sad ea NMI lip lira try
rat serselabla isestrarar beeght griallM who Ws
brag d the Noma bases ens ma our ihr mild the
Viral& Deisiors WWI. had embrded thud
sheelibree embed it bike Marilee: aril neirpisielt
rah eta rasa ter SU, bed It It cord
ad p
be be IbieWly vellenes was Massa trresikeeer's
mike veal, theralwe, lir hrt with
illt,
ealrY attorasy and reassess.

NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—lltramm, JILT 22.

Her Idajarty's judge, of mile for this circuit—Mr. Baron
Watson and Mr. Baron Channall—arrived in this city yes-
terday and opened their commission. They afterwards at.
tended divine worship to the cathedral.
The business of the as commenced this morning at
ten o'clock ; Caron Watson presiding in the criminal, and
Baron Channell in the nist pries court. The number of pri-
soners and causes for trial is not large.
'Valiant Beirmssitem, elm Williams Golifiborough, alias
Wiihaee Alders," ii, labourer, was indicted for having on
the 16th March, at Capshaw, a village near Darlington, shot
at John Lynn, with intend to murder. The prisoner was
also indicted for a burglary committed three days previous
at lianuterley, and for a felony at Whams.
Mr. Davison conducted the prosecntlan; the prisoner was
not defended.
Lynn la • sergeant in the Darlington polies force, and on
the day in question, in company with Superintendent Rob-
son and Sergeant Brown, of the mine twee, had gone to
Capahaw for the purpose of mprebending the primmer on
the charge of burglary mentioned above. He was found
lurking behind a hedge in a field war that plate, with a
double•barrelled gun in his hand. Lynn sprang over the
hedge to apprehend hint, but when be got to within five yards
of him the prisoner raised the *in and fired. The charge
(powder and shot) pied within an inch of Lynn, and it
was only by swerving rapidly to the left that he ceimed.
Burnsides raised the second trigger and was about to the
again, when Lynn rushed upon him and wrested the gun
from his peep. On being marched, a loaded pistol was
found in the prisoner's pocket, and a gunsmith's examina-
tion proved that tho second barrel of the gun was charged
with powder and shot.
A witnees deposed tint, the day before the shooting, the
prisoner had called on him, and informing him that the
police were is pursuit of him, swore he would shoot the first
person that attempted his capture.
Guilty of shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm.
Baron Watson sentenced the prisoner to 14 years' penal
servitude.

Hewitt, the officer, raw the prisoners in iermynatreet, St.
James's, about six o'clock yesterday evening, where they had
been performing their anti., and causing a large assemblage
of persons. They followed ladies and gentlemen peering on
the pavement, and, he could ace, much to their annoyance.
They could not, or would not, understand English, and the
officers, therefore, found it undies to spa touch to them.
They endeavoured to make them aware that the were bobag
wrong, but to no effect; they MA in begging,
and, before sufficient moistener be got, witness saw
them reoeive a good deal of man. Eventually, they were
ell conveyed to the Maim, where, on searching them, they
found about 107 gold Nepokona, trance, and about 6e. in
Blfcopper money.
hithmagistrate mused it to be explained to them that they
could not be allowed to beg and annoy persona paring In the
streets, nor obstruct the way ; and discharged them.

WESTMINSTER.
alive refer*, aged 23. described ass dressmaker, was
charged with setting on fire the apartment in which she
144X4at 29, Yea-street, Westminster.
' .
Susan Ann Deane, of 29, York-street, Westminster,
stated that prisoner had occupied a furnished attic in her
house for the last three weeks. At the time the room was let
to the prisoner there were two boxes left in it, containing
some theatrical dredges end other property, end 1.1)1110 of the
things being wanted that morning witness sent her servant
to the boxes, but the clothing required was found missing.
This had scarcely been oommuniosted to witness when she
saw the prisoner come down stairs hastily and leave
the house, and with • view of sseertalning whether
all the furniture she had entrusted to the accused woe wife,
she gave her servant • duplicate key of the room, which she
possessed, and sent her up to make search. When the girl
opened the door her cries brought some of the ledgers and
complainant to the spot, and the room was discovered on
fire. The house was full of inmates, and vitaess was very
much alarmed fur their and her three children'. safety. Pri-
soner returned in a few minutes, and on being charged with
setting the place on fire, denied it. There was no fireplace
in the room.
Some other evidence in support of the charge having been
offered, the megistmteooomutted the prisoner for trial.