The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-25 00:00:00

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this eare. It sepeered Mr. Wheollm gee
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the swarm brat at pioneers the sell what removed oil
ease, ea midmost delay. berets the Ousel et babegaer.
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se Ow deferileat re met penseally peeeer. Tile sees wee
idled ea. awl a verdict reowdeil kr lel dearege•
Mr. Berea Parke—The verdict ie deside/ly ernes. la
the carrier owls three er tsar =isles . the attempt .
that
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Mr. Dues •Illness—ileppers a area lambed be be
living la the Put Wks, hew wee be Meer prosOsOny
Mr. Peawrek—Oe rappers the debabsee wee a empire.
doinazer. bow IMO *ay to pearrarHy ? The
la refaced to reed's a Udrre mode tear
the power of attorney, because be sad it ad est Wheelie
the agent assts ba `ebb.pr extberhed Ida " de
everything wereary fo t ate and osedwe
lb. eait," The leersed judee, however, pseudo& with Ile
ewe, sad aide an wrier toe 601. draw"
lir. DUOS Alarm—arm is ea Imams of the late ba.
provemests in the law.
Sir F. Pollock, C.B.—Then I. no doubt, Mr. Peaseck,
you we cedilla to a role.
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TM, was an as on the sante reeeme ecimmaaatica is
damages for aleader, to whisk the delsadaat pleaded act
gußty. Mr. liarafrey. Q.C.. sad Kr. Hawkins were for
the Pleathfr. tad Ur. Q C., the defendant.
It appeared from the statement of the ma and the evi-
dence. that the plastid Is managing clerk to an steamy
in Furnivare-ino, and having seen an advertisement
in the newspapers offering board sad lodging, ,he en-
tered into corraspondetes with the advertiser the de-
fendant, aad as agreement was come to for 'boarding
and lodging the plaintiff and his wife. After midisg
with the defeedant for a mouth, the plaintiff left the
Massa an early boor one morning, taking with him a writ
bag. The same day the defendant called at the eMee
when the plaintiff is employed, and in the sane of eon-
venation Galled hint " • blackguard, swindler, and treat-
ported an
al and struck him on the flee, broke kis epee.
mile. and lodeed kia eye. Another alnico for the mask
was ase dam ** tsi 1, and there was also an &tibia of trove/
batmen the Nadel perils, @Ebbw eat of the eiretunitanaes
whist sove eft le din amen.
Moak unteemeot wee excited by the evidence of • little
ones toy whose Mad was barely visible above the witness
boa. This ingenious youth witnessed the &Jesuit, and while
it was proceeding he of his own motion noted down the facts
of Sam, persons, and time, *VMS to the admits, with •
Manama and with a formality of l.ngesge worthy of a
veteran attorney. The reading of this *algae document, of
which, unfortunately, we could not obtain • eopy, excite&
Merl of laughter, in which the wart and bet heartily
joined.
Attar the ease had proceeded seas length,
TM keened Baron agitated that nominal damages should
be taken in the slander cue, and the other withdrawn. Two
actions ought not to have ban brought.
This augp,estion wee ienneoiately adopted by the patio',
sad a mact taken for the plain damages 40s.
In the 'aim for assault, • juror was withdrawn,
Madan in
the action of trove, it was agreed that 111. should off
the eats.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAY.
lITILAOILDINIMI CA/1 OP EITKATACIANCI.
A young man, only 21, named John M'Cundie Campbell,
a lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, woo ensued by Mr.
Bar-
good for Mr. Isaacs, tailor, in St. James's-street. Mr. Cooke
sopported. The inulvent bad 17 creditors on the schedule,
to whom be owed 3171. contracted from October, 1847, when
he was a mere youth, to July loot. stating the creditors
were sin tailors, two bootmakere two hairdressen, two hotel
keepers, and a confectioner to 131. for pastry whilst he was a
cadet at the Woolwich Academy. There was no property
for the creditors beyond a proposal he now ma le to pay
them 241. • year out of his pay of 6s. 10d. a day aa Brat
lieutenut. Mr. Iwo was a creditor to 1261. mearred
from April to July is the present year, of which 201. was
er nee advanced. From this creditor he got cambric
lembeensilleudkerchiefs at 5/. Bd. each. He was-arrested on
the 17th October, on &judge's order, when about to embark
with his company for Malta. His servant bed packed up Me
baggage, which • brother officer bad mat on board, and it bad
pee to Malta. The property sent to Mal's, which he had
seeled 'iambi creditors, was worth 1001. When the cue
we ailed, a strenuous effort woe made to get the opposition
eiteaws, and the offer of 241. • year was urged. It was,
IMPORT, refused ; and it was said that whatever might be
the result, the investigation must take place. The case po-
eecded, and disclosures were audios. kite father, a bar-
rister, who had resided in India, placed him at the academy
at Woolwich, paying 1261. a year. He had not seen him for
some time. In 1848, whoa Is e got his COMllliMiOli, be was
oily 19. Before that time he had contrasted a debt of 131.
for confectionary.
Mr. Commissioner Philips aelie..l what busineu confec-
tioners Lad to pit.: :itch lay t • . ' 3!.
Mr. Cooke said they did ell the mischief ; they looked to
the family t, pay them. On being asked how he came to
cowract such a debt, he replied that they (the boys) used to
go there when they had nothing else to de. Before be got
his commission he owed for clothes, boots, and shoes, end for
perfumes. He had anti-cholera shirts and Rau de Cologne.
He imputed his father would hare paid his debts, but he
refused. When he wee muted some offers were made to
Mr. hum, which he had refue.d, and hit con pasty lad
sailed to Malta without him.
Mr. Sergood considered that the creditors had a good
cause of complaint. lie aequiited the insolvent of all fraud,
bet it was impoe'ible for the court to pus over suck a case.
Mr. Cooke said the young man deserved deep sympathy.
He bad been ti mpted with geode.
Mr. Commistioner Politer' felt for the insolvent and also
for the creditors. He saw that a relation tad wieted him ,•
and, in the hope that something might be done, he would
adjourn the ease for • few days. He wee Flied no fraud was
imputed, and be trusted that aa imprisonment would be
prevented, by which the comeabelat Would be laud.
His Honour impressed his annteiy in the cue for all pude
It was adjourned to Thunday seat.

THE POLICE COURTS.
NANSION-HOUSE.
Ex ILAORDEVAIRT CRAMS Of STAIIIINO.—Rory Kitten
was pet to the bar upon the charge of basins stabbed her
brother, Mr. Ely Khan, of No. 164, Fitechurch street,
saddler, with a batik, with inter to do him some grievous
bodily bars.
Mr. Ely Kitson said that oa Friday evening, at about 7
o'clock, as he woe going up stairs is the house in which his
sister (the pti.ouer), his mother, a very old woman, and
I himself resided, he had a can in one hand and a candlestiok
Ila the other. He had jolt let in a friend of the family, who
called to se* Mrs. Kitson, and the prisoner opened the door,
and to his great surprise stabbed him in the arm with a
Italie, which he afterwards saw is the ratios house. She
dii not speak a wood to him before she stabbed him. He
b.lieved he cried out upon feeling the weeps, "Ott dear,
oh dear, she has stabbed me," oe I'm stabbed." She bed
frequently said to him that eke would make the plates too
hot for hies, sod that she would do foe him bake=
parted. The knife want through my coat, shirt, wed
waistcoat.
Mr. G. A. H. Capes, surgeon, of Ybilpotlasel/2 said—
Mr. Kitson some to me bureau wren and eight o'slalt
lot evening. I examined his left ars. There was e weasel
in the upper part el it, is sib and shape like the bawl of is
dessertspoo and he appeared to have bas a geed deal of
blood. to wound was an Licked flesh weasel. about two
lashes and a half in depth. inside the musk, la be direr
ties of the artery. This (pointing to the knits prodassel) le
the sort of instrument with whisk I should my it was
TM Lord Mayor said, without preseanelng any daisies
spas se extraordinary and distremiog a else, he would refer
it to the dthisi or of a higher tribunal. It must get be for-
gotten that the evidence as to the eonsaiseloa of the alleged
offence was given upon the solemn oath and that a seisms
responsibility rived upon the accuser. If ups the ppasrrtt el
the accused there was any desire to offer bail,
could be made on Monday to the Judges at be Ceded
Criminal Court.
The prisoner, who did not appear is be et all disturbed
es uneasy cluing the iavestigmbn, was this committed fee
trial.
GUILDHALL.
Da. Wittiest( AND ALDSZNAN CsAuss.—lle. Alder-
man Challis &Seeded le carnet some Ineressey fa ear
report of 13 iturdaj bat. lie said. as the seavesarke ea the
dowse of legal guiltpa
seek arse ster the
brims had closed, sad the paths had lee tits OW it
mesa more of the ebrasear el a prints its of
aggilestion for his *eke. The arstres et what ho rid
woe se follows : That, la his arred
mile the lith of Elisabeth wealiPisir ma
mat. Mr that to institute aash resesdkus wield be Garr
sad impelitis, sad that, lamer K ribilag the sailatire, r
the spalissat dissiesd iii greatly rarer K. la the
sada of parr sash a seep would stsertate
pretestlrheree a raerp, of asks the pressedisie serest
him rear As egasseuese of is sad pro
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