The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-23 00:00:00

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111VA313 11% 10BUFION.
This We on rodeos be deli oonvereatlon, tried et the
last Liverpool Amines bears Kr. Jostle, Creswell ud a
sriaLlury, when a wen was fogad for the plaintiff,
6008
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the gross& of ourprbs mad 11111 dimaro i.,. inseam
Tole ewe boo boos Woo Idol. Oat! i,""ine ems" e
ambit wee fend kr iill didisisat,
bet wee wt suds as
being contrary to tbo Mims& On t'„ wind trial,
verdict was, es stated. dea Ids rionti'" The ,u2a of eat•
prise was the eabstan's manse •
~, the: lest tr. The co.
sea, it will be remembor,,t. v deposed
h to an buoy-
g .die only
at tart, oat. eted that h'.. nod bout la mister's outplui
\r, Teen. Kr. 'Watson now ',ratified an afildavit from the
master, wherein he stated the run had not been in his em-
ploy more than Biz ur eight years, end that during that time
ke lila been discharged for irregularities in money matters.
Yr. Baron Platt isquired whether the defendant had
02141* en efildavit.
Kr. Watson said "No," bat Is nadontood one could be

made.
The Chief Baron said it was too late, sad the party koew
it. If he was conscious no misdeal oonnezion had ever
taken pleas, he ought to have takes the earliest possible
moment for stating that solemnly oa affidavit!, As to the
damages being excessive, what party would choose to sustaia
such an injury for 600 f ? The rule must be refused.

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Aran 21.
The court wee occupied with a new trial of no interest
except to the parties oeseenked.

COURT OF

r.—Aran 21.

urea 3511.
IN RN JOIN zoom.
The bankrupt, a brickmaku at Leta, applied for his
certificate.
Mr. Murrough asked for a second clue certificate, and
attributed the failure to the fall is the price of bricks. He
said the bankrupt had commenced with a capital of 6,0001.
is January, 1863, and his losses had been 3,0001.
His Hocour granted a sewed clue certificate.
IN as I. LAXPILIN.
The bankrupt was a baker is Clibumetrut, Lambeth.
This was the certificate meeting.
Mr. Hilleary, for the assignees, said that on a former cc-II
cubes Mr. (loserniestoner Foablanque had warned the
bankrupt sot to sell the lease of his house while proceedings
is bankruptcy were peading against him, but in defiance of
the Commissioaer's order be did so, and the whole of the
money was disband. There wu not a farthing of dirt-
deed, and the creditors were put to considerable expense. I
The bankrupt admitted be was so warned by Mr. Com-
missioner Yonblanque, and that he did afterwards sell the
ken.
The Commissioner—And
us yet you come here to ask for
protectionainst the justifiable and sutural sweetmeat of
year creditors.
Ms. Chidley, for the bankrupt, admitted that his conduct
was very blameable, but hoped the eout would grant
grolaelion.
hlr. Hillary objected.
His Honour slid be would leave the Isehowlit le the
heeds of hie creditors, and if they chose to pit la Roms tbMr
satual indignation they Wilts him ON& The
astilleate, thud class, wall Tompailsi
No protection until the bokTupt had best fa palm six
maths.

IWO= XI. COinuatacarn 0017LIVILW.
IN 111 010101 SELBY.
The bankrupt wu a manufacturer of iron tubes at Bir-
mingham. The muting was adjsurnad, no woman haring
been filed. The debts are aid to be about 150,0601.; awns
uncertain.

APRIL 20.
ADORN ML CORKINIOiII !ANN.
IN RR TRONAJI LAND.

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The bankrupt was a shoe salesman at many shops in Lon-
don. He tried to pats through the Insolvent Court, but the
declaration of insolvency was turned into an act of bank-
ruptcy. He now came up in custody from t►e debtors'
After the bankruptcy it appeared that the creditors sue•
petted Land had not given up the whole of his property.
A search was made, and the messenger di covered about
1.0001. worth in a cellar. The bankrupt, on examination,
admitted the property was his, but alleged he placed it
there to secure the debt of • creditor, named Matthew.,
who had made him advances. The neat step the creditors
took was to carmine Matthews, who swore he had never
advanced a sin gls shilling to the bankrupt.
Mr. Sturgeon applied for the bankrupt's discharge.
Hie Honour said that • worse case it was impossible to
deal with. The bankrupt had, in his eshednle in the In-
solvent Court, positively declared that the property was not
his. Thee he mate here and declared that the property
belonged to • man named Matthews, who now swore that
he had no claim whatever upon it.
Mr. Sturgeon, for the bankrupt, said he trusted his
Honour would give the bankrupt a locus penitential, and
release him from prison, so that he might assist his creditors.
His Honour said he did not see how he could possibly re-
lease the bankrupt : he must go bark to prison.

IN 12 0. HASILDIN.

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The bankrupt wee a bookseller of 21, Wigmoreotreet.
His woounts, prepared by Mews. Heralds sad Pattie,
show debts 4,000& sad asses about half that amount.
This was the certificate meeting.
Mr. Kinsey, for the wiper*, expressed their desire that
the bankrupt should rewire • Ant-class certificate.
The court concurred.

DOOM! MIL COMMINMOPM
IN 111 ITIOTIN.

The bankrupt, Issas Unwin, of Poland•street, applied to
pus his rumination.
Mr. Cbidley supported ; Mr. Turner opposed.
His Honour ordered an adjournment for a cub amount
to be furnished.

IN 1111 W. 11.

The bankrupt wu a merchant end commission agent in
New Kent road and George lane. Eastcheep. The bank-
nptey occurred so far back as 1845.
Mr. Chidley now applied on his behalf for a certificate.
His Honour said the matter had been allowed to sleep a
long time. The bankrupt would now receive a certificate.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS (*Ju-
ni RN N. 2. SOHOTTLANDLN—RANIRO. -
AND INSOLVINCY.
A point MSS in this ease. Tho insolvent wu a
bankrupt
acme years ago, end had not applied for his certificate on
meant of the expense. Having got into debt and into
ashen, he applied to be discharged, and Mr. Commissioner
Phillips refused to gnat it until an appliation had been
made to the Court olsßankraptcy for a decision in the old
am. The insclant had remained in prison, and within the
lest few days had obtained his certificate. Mr. Commis-
sioner Phillips ordered him to be discharged under the act.
IN TIM mama Of PINION NORRIS ALLIOID BRIACH
ob Tans? NI AN EXPOWTOR.
This insolvent, en elderly man, was opposed by Mr.
Samoa, for the children of his late nephew, Joeeph Morris.
Mr. Dowse supported. The complaint was a breach of but.
About twenty yeas ago, Joseph Morris died, leaving his
sada, the insolvent, executor. About two years ego the
children of the testator came of age, and filet a claim in
ebriamey. It was found by the master that 4061. was due.
The ballast, however, made a claim that Joseph Morris
*el him the mosey on a partnership account, he having
carried on business with him as cattle dealers in Leicester.
The muter disallowed the claim, and the insolvent was
ordered to bring the nasty tato mart, which he failed to
do, end wee now in calmly der matempt. The opposition
was made by 'Marks, and Ike deremsents need in chancery
were reed la evidence to establish the breach of trust.
Mr. Oteamisdeser pblWpe doubted whether the documen-
tary abbess wee millelea. The afilduits were not entitled
la *a Osurt. He preterred viva Tom *videos... andavite.
It was ones mid by Lord Lyndhurst that parchment mild
net blob. and mush was to be ascertained by the demur
owe of a 'llama
Tidse one wadjourned for • week to bring witnesses
le lie enamined en the complaint of the breach of Vast
INSOLVENCY 07 BAXIIII.
Agnates baker air as an applicant to the oourt. A
=masher
amt.b and Wive lately appeared
tbe The emelbeeee et peaks to bellow and
ale =opllee of beildieg material haw led to the alum-
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Amin. 90.
imam NA oNONIENNIN NinIPNT.
IN TIM MATT= OP 01011011 OVIININI.-311411.08 OP
PNON3SI OF I=ll2lllol.
This insolvent who bed boss a farmer at Itishasend, in
Todaddre, amend to mire the jaigmestelmatLeta of theted wart.
. iiipsii, who iitpperts lm that at
the Mrlent twaska whoa hie boneitdhe Mead Mr. Dmove opposed,
the sass wee allisermed to mantels the vales of ease pro.
=lb& assaveut had given up. Ho bed now
to slow VMS It was of the vela, of IMI., sad it
woe lambs, bagel Met the avert *add weadier the lest
sea eirertmaSsase la mitigates on the amidst es the
pert et Mies Maas Owner, fora knish el pumas seiner-
=Oa the int easel= Mr. C. Pelle& opposed,
as mot bed intlateted its inteatioa to give a Wi-
wi* M MOM mouths gar the damages awysied la the
alba
A ellak mem& °alter of the ocgredites, hat
enams wee e to by Mr.
Mt. Oembisase =phi sold he should set allow the
ISOM ft pospielw sladells le gives up to alter the Jed&
=Wed eqsomed Ms isteallen to pre anses. fie
a wry headier ease, end the judgment
twsdl be lausteste odeaders maths from the meting ergs&
Oath* hem esseakadt ~pined that the dim ass were
=.lll Is Males, a Aid hod Ism eallessii is the
M Mies Omar. The lushest bad get massed,
Mood se his propsrly, sad suns to Louisa where he wee
41.1.1.14.—"0---..ormesased the judgment resealed.

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