The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-27 00:00:00

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The question which .tted to make the deduction and ______, he was entitled now to claim from the landlord. His Honor read several show that where the omission was unintentional, 14, COLQE ers, 10 an ~LEWI LL'S Ir ,LVANIZING IRON Quay. All kinds of Iron Work Galva. WORKS he occupier was not invalidated, and that he mition of one who had by mistake overpaid so •hich he was already entitled to receive. ALEX SMITH & wour of the plaintiff. are and Fashionable Ass nt of Lc lirproof cha, and —o for CLOTF ADAMS Ols MANTLES, &ND - TAPL OLD HAIAIARI ]Y'S, I\- SALE.—WATERPROOF CART, Jo4 411(1 RAY COVERS constantly on hand -- -------:_:_ 44 41 DODGSON, 25, Hanover-street - 1/ IL LIAM ODELL, IRONINI Iv -Itr I s , latt er Premises .Lune -street, has REMOVED ises he purposes openin, ' o f er b Oct ---........_ o —Apply to ).NGER, late of 46 ) 90, Boi ---- AtRBLE WORKS, 32, NORTON-STI 011 h l '° o l , -J. BRINSON begs to. aulleun Np p aihl a large STOCK:of superior MARBLI in le newest designs, from £2 to £2 CIIARLES DICKENg ILL -KEPT CARPET i,uoTiiinations." The remedy " O.llliS Breek road Everton - - EET, LIV Esq., designates an "A Receptacle of Invisib DOBSON'S CLEANSIN CHARLES O'DOITEh th_ 25 OUTII 11: Public S to his new and superb Stock of Fashiona alia °4 erings, C oa ti ng s an d Waistcoatings, in great varies ,__of the choicest patterns of the season, at moderate pric( Y, TAIL° TREET, 1 to call the attention of an and Can LEND INNING and WILSON, s T „ die Manufacturers, 45, NAYLOR-STREL_ tC EE T, e and 18, M ILL - S TREET, Sole Agents in Liverpool f e Sal of the justly-celebrated CANDLES, Price's Patent Candle Company, and Family Orders punctually attended to 9, JAms Londor Manufact Wholesal WATERPROOF OIL 00 for covering carts or goods on the qua /Zs/ (Fee. f.i -A AC BOLTON, Moor-lane, Bolton, being the mann. tt 7 4 ., e r of the canvas, can supply the above cheaper that u-Pter party. SHEETS, hors( - . AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL : XOIIN HEELIS, 39, CIRCUS -STREET. POSTING BILLS, in Black or Coloured Ink C IS executed executed in the best style on the shortest notice, b' ,Seuth x 's WILLMER, at his General Printing Office, ld 'llln-street, Liverpool. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS 13 , Bs. ner hundred. GA% CHAN DE LII AT 'WILLIAM PENN SMITH'S MA 26, HANOVER-S cTJFACTORY, TEAR THE BOTTOM OF DUKE-STREET TEA. —The entire advantage arising from th . Reduction of the Duty on Tea,—from the ' cash buyinm,—and from the best and most extensive . tion of the article, is secured to Purchasers at the Esta,bh, 11 lents of BINYONS, ROBINSON, & CO., Tea Importers, Manchester. ith the I and iv( ised at all the model 1 No. 1 R. Ormrod and Son, St. E. T. Bellhouse and Co., John liar id Ca TERPOOL AND E INSITRANC OFFICES, 37, ( ;h. Bari T 0 9111 E i CAPI Francis ( Francis A. II ••••••• LUIS M 0111111,! P OLI 'IT. at CASE .0 y, to allow I ad Ann from N. ad. They . po r the road, vo- r commitment in actions for trifling ;h, in which composition had been ,ings, but which had not been ad- acceded to hear the petitions of in =her of which possessed no features i.E-IMPORTINT ARGUMENT ON TRE case of Tames Brooke, insol sion arose.—lt appeared that rent, who had been engaged in the ship-building 59 creditors, to whom he owed the gross sum of I A composition which was ac a agreed to receive 4s. 7d. to the creditors who 124,000: __tors, ten in number, refused to accept debts due to the latter number, amount )n the part of the creditors, illn. IllmE, -hat, the insolvent had discntitled him that court, and that when he found his -,:eepted by all the parties, he ought to die Bankruptcy court, which under the - and called .upon that lezal d intended t aunt dui He urged that it — 6 , to extend the relief of that after the course he had taken, and he ' , *went reported as given by Mr. Commis eh contended went to support the wn. —MR- EVANS upon the part of the 4- he was clearly entitled to the relief property imimsl droyd, whi he HA ...Let, precisely in -vs in the pound. The n to throw himself upon they considered right, what had been done in The remedies which were were cumelative in their nature, and ,ssary that one should be substituted for insolvent now stood in the position of a man paid a portion of his debt, to whom the law Mowed an appeal to that court as regards the ; he was now in the position of a party owing a amounting to less than the amount which entitled come into the court of bankruptcy. Several cases imilar nature had occurred before, and the objection t been urged. The strongest part of the whole tran --93, that the late Act of Parliament, was not in times the debts were incurred, and therefore if s urged were correct, there could be no escape the man.—The Comm—Perhaps he gave an nee to some or one of his creditors. Mr. i ,on that ground I am quite prepared to answer, is not the ground alleged. The COURT.—In direct the position o f th e i nso l ve nt falls within that dcserip person, that when this court is entitled to grant d do v was precisely present ved in such c instancE not n bjeetions must be upon the ground vould be opposed to public e question upon that of proceeding open to ition could take place. A statement was told, if they did not F 2031 TIM MAYOR, r of the Court this rued Mr t f and that ao had saction, EvANs.— STATIONERY AND ARTISTS NAME EwanAvlan and 100 Best Cards—, LADY'S NAME ENGRAVED and 60 Cards—t, NOTE PAPER. and ENVELOPES, at London pri G. J.KEET, 88 and COLOUI ), 'Ren B . . they, sell weekly about Five Tons lar -e a ci)ers. Present prices :-9d., AC/ id•, 10d. per lb., and choice of t to L „, - ,, e rs of Butter should see that this is 1 811 Pplied. EDWARD KELLY e th t Warehouse, No. 1, Upper Dawson-str( ----.7PtY Packages given gratis to country custom )per piac No ORGAN MAN UFACTC '). BRONTE-STRRET, (off RUSSi LIVERPOOL. 4R,S. BEWSITER, Widow of the late W. b een Bewsber, (whose excellence as an Organ-builder has generally acknowledged throughout Great Britain and lat e e • r l l ,ea,) in returning thanks for the favours shown to her P uls ,:ullsband, begs to acquaint the Clergy, Organists, and her Public, that it is her intention to carry on the business as 0 • ofore • and that, to increase the confidence of all their I • th e and kind supporters, she has rA-Prwazed the best of :e 'Workmen who have worked for at' a e riOd of thirty or forty years, and is at pi 11 ,gements for the engagement of first - r . B uerg. Ttr. c nsICI- will also, as usual, form a prominent part; and has much pleasure in stating that those who are eye employed in that department can be depended upon in Particular. lI.,SMeII comm un i ca tions must be addressed to Mrs. BEWSHE R ' S ,00 15, Moor-place, London - road. a ibz yn o SAIE, Two fine-toned ORGANS, one with Eight Seven Stops. PEST FIRE COAL. TREET,) Mr: Bewsher at making 3 London ORRELL HOUSE UNMIXED WITH COMMON, FROM THE WINSTANLEY MINES, Price 15s. per Ton. - WOODSIDE FERRY, COAL TRAFFORD DOCK, S. E. QUEEN'S DOCK, O STREET, 441)8:' DUTTON3 I/1 1 11V-RAD, BOTLE, •4, 6 LITIFFIRLAND-BRIDGE. 111 c - E, :—No LEEDS-STREET. AGENT,-J. W. GARFIT. WATERPROOF COATS, 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL , ivIYERS' genuine Reversible W s TOP COATS, all sizes, 14s. to 25s Y gentlemen complain that the Coats they have pur chased are not Waterproof. AB Garments ,terproof sold at this Establishinent are made from Tlie Gen the genuine Patent Material. 'enlline Waterproof OVERALLS and LEGGINGS, at 6s. 6d, bo ip MYERS most respectfully informs the Gentle men of Liverpool that his STOCK has been REPLENISHED with the most choice and fashionable Materials for the approaching season : TOP COATINGS, TROUSERINGS, 8p o WAISTCOA,TINGS, r Black CLOTHS, for Frock and Dress COATS blo c , warranted to retain colour. ALBERT COAT, 365. to 525. 444 ' MYERS, having devoted great attention to the correct fitting of Gentlemen's Trousers, the ease, elegance, and gracefulness of the fit • at once obvious in the style of these gar• meats, as they retain their position in either riding or walking, without the aid of straps, keeping cloSe to the heel and falling full r, ti • 0 • upon the instep. 'eutl eme l ;,Walkin . g TROUSERS .. 8 superior Dress DITTO 18s. to 2 Warranted to retain their -4‘1111‘1.4 - ORDERS executed at the shortest notice Families, requirmg three or more suit Waited upon within a distance of fifty mil( il''l "Il'OltMS made to the latest regulatiol free of expense _ T Prtg To AUSTRALIA, and all parts of the world 314 e.„, at the most reasonable charges. - and CAPTAINS SUPPLIED with CLOTHING suitable for the COLONIES upon advantageous terms. No goods meet with a readier sale, or realise so great profit, as good Clothing. Observe t he name DANIEL MYERS No cf , villlection with any other house 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Lif deferred removal Bolton Chorlei CirAntmAN—Win. Ewart, Esq., DEPUTY CHAIRMAN—Geo. Fred. Young, Esq. Edward Barnard, Esq. f Ross D. Mangles,'Esq., M.P William Brown, Esq., M.P. I Hon: F. Ponsonby. Sir arm. P. de Bathe, Dart. I John Ranking, Esq. tnee eff ,nd Reversj Lir r. ted in all its In DEPARTMI Lry jut 'OLICIES ISSUED FREE OF SI the Australian Colonies being allowed without mium, and great - facilities are afforded in the Renewal Premiums through the several Agencic -PTA Ran. out the Colonies. Permission is also granted the Assured to reside in the United States of America at the ordinary rate of Premium, and the licence as to travel has been great extended. Moderate rates for the East Indies and Foreign CountriE The Premiums received on. Life Policies muted to In 1837 to £1,755. . . in 1842 to £3,163. In 1847 „ £21,197 . . . in 1852 „ £50,800. THE BONUSES OF THE COMPANY A TEED WHEN THE POLICIES ARE ISSUED Persons - whose Fire Policies with this Company ex on the 29th instant are respectfully reminded that reec GITARAN- for the renewal of the same, will be found at the Head Offices in Liverpool and London, and in the hands of the re- respective Agents; and those who, preferring the s offered by this Company, may desire to remove their Further Particulars may be had on application at the Of fices, 37, CASTLE -STREET, Liverpool ; and 20, and 21, POULTRY, London ; or to any of the Agents in the Country. SWINTON BOULT, Secretary to the Company. BENJ. HENDERSON, Resident Secretary, London September, 1853 AGENT FOR THIS DISTRICT. IhnxErTHEAD Mr. Robert Hughes,Trandon St , Manchester f Messrs. Ewart and M'Connel, 22, Pall Mall. Mr. C. G. H. Schlottner, 16, Blackfriars-st, Accrington Mr. W. De whurst. AltfinCham Blackburn C. Thornton; Bowdon Downs. T. A. Dewhurst ; Mr. J. C Mr. William John Sufi- Chadderton and Shaw ..Mr. W. Ashton, Chadderton and Clitheroe Dukinfield&Ashton-mider- Lyne . Eccles Haslingden, Rawtenstall, dr the cores' Hollingwortl Hyde Mr: William Bayley, jun, fr. James Fox, 53, Stock E: Mr. V. 'Bradburn, jun., Church Road, and 47, King-street, Manchester. ileMr. Geor M' lcn_ 1 ;h-street, ilson I Henry Whc Golborne,&neighbourhoociMr. G. Harris, Lowton. New Mills Oldham Radcliffe Rochdale . , Stalybridge J. Croi M r. John CulshaNi, post off tfr. J. B. Dickson, Winckl Ur. S. Cottam, Hr. Brougi .egistrar Stockport St. Helen [r. William Todmorden Mr. W. ( Warrington Application for agencies where appointments have not yet been made may be, addressed to the office as above. A MI rHE LIVER larket-6 I of I ,nufactt delivered on be Dubl BLICA 1 and prepai will find it LIVERP oar, AD of cad & BREWER Office of the LIVERPOOL ADVERT ~ 63, Chtirch- I u" ADVE I ESDAY, I treet. .CT CHARGE ,r Crone 1 I Se nt, was cotton, :er, in fin& be conimitt —On THE POST a bv I They attended divine service at St. Nichols Church ;es used in the afternoon divided or not would get nothing ; and, , they had no Act provided mr the insolvent, at the He contended, that the ler under the Bankruptcy bill, for winding up the is bill, for the petition, y equal to the cost of the ces, private assignments c than the bankruptcy court, ,ensive at present. That, Mr. Brooke ssigtuncnt, whet► se to his so doing. ite would not only have lual creditor, but, would extent than it could be eh a course, as the latter, because the party who ite a deed of assignment, mig le of t t, whethe deed of .t get certain fictitious or otherwise, to come in, and agree to nment, and sweep away the dividend. In the :,.37 court the debts should all be proved, and a :amination gone through ; but not as in a private it. THE COURT :-Might not the insolvent now tined with respect to his different creditors ? vaNs: To be sure—as to every one of them.—Mr. hat does not actually touch the point, because if a puts on his list certain creditors, he will of course ba red to swear to them, but in the other case the exami a is not of the debtor, but of the creditors.—The I think the insolvent ought to be prepared to show buted the property.—Mr. E VANS : I am pre- The Insolvent having been briefly examined h regard to some of his creditors, the he distri d to do so, Mr. Anti URT said : I think the argument is well founded 'which ;v cats the insolvent to have recourse to one or other of the ferent remedies, and I am not prepared to say that, be- Ise he had not recourse to that which had been provided him, by . the last bankruptcy act, he is therefore precluded applying to this court. The case cited by Mr. HimE, aided upon an authority entitled to such great respect as Commissioner Holroyd, is very important, but I think, Len we come to examine it, it appears quite clear that Mr. , M1111SS1011( Holroyd did not carry out that decision which )arentiy, upon the face of the report, he seems to have - He appears to have said that he would not it an order until all the creditors were put in a similar tion with those who had come in under the assignment : he did not grant a final order without any such arrange t being carried out, and he required it to be carried out 1 dowr ply in ri !ct to the opposing creditor from whom e opposition had originated - . He therefore does rt seem to me, if this report be correct, to have acted upon e principle which in general terms he pronounced. I unot, therefore, think that this report can be relied upon, the deliberate expression of his opinion. If it were, I Lould be very slow indeed to overrule it in this court ; but Lble to find any gene doctrine or proceeding to support such a view as appears to be laid do - wn in the report, and as Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd's own action appears to be inconsistent with the general terms used, I rather think it comes to this matter of fact, that a proposal Jeer mac by the insolvent's counsel, and adapted by the opposing creditor's counsel, the Commissioner was de to the proposition, and not raise any further But while I at present hold that I have diction in this case, _and that I may not improperly it, I think I should also accompany that statement ready to with the expression of my conviction, that - in any such case I shall consider it my duty to enter into the fullest investi- gun of the manner ill which the assignment has been trought about, the mode in which it has been conducted, lid the honesty of dealing with which it has been carried therefore, while I say that the man who has mado assignment may have recourse to me, to get rid of which remain amongst those creditors who have in under the assignment, still I think the fact I not in the first instance, appeal to a public deferred doing so until a later moment renders „ that I should exercise the greatest care in the tion which comes before me at the subsequent period. I ought, under such circumstances, enquire would be the most beneficial course for administering istate, and if I find that the man who comes here, has .ied through the Insolvent Court at a smaller expense, I that, in reality, his creditors upon the whole did not upon t c h o e urt o other if e Bankruptcy And , .ffer, f I I will ftn d take t t h b a y t into g oin g a n c o t u n o t t h . and, the first instance, he would have benefitted the mass of his r fl ew I creditors, I think I ought, also, take it into account Out ; t t he di So also I f as a matter of discretion, which I may id, with regard to the particular circumstances , I hold myself at liberty to deal with such a nnes before me. simply stating that I shall re- Lever such a case does arise before this Court, the ,ns to be given the opposing creditors, or the ho have not come in, of investigating all accounts, .espect to the assignment, and to the distribution s, which remained in hands. Mr. EVANS said, as prepared to enter into the fullest investigation.—The then adjourned until the 2nd of October, for a Bat, I hold it respect to the as )osed of, none of which pos- sed any public interest. The Court adjourned at three o'clock, until ten o'clock this morning —John S named John W. A. boy at six c A b !en lurli HOUT 1 no dealer's 1 abeth It , 2ctor, and tile hand. On Sut severe] The in )y treating the casc 1 for ti n. William H , he would d to stop the Charles TI -S were eOlll In t. J wl.ll