The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

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11114114. aft sus Mos he annum—.
sumo arm OEMS MM.
SAL 4. Whaalim—leaittral.
Mr. Potiniarff appoara kg tr. plaistiff. ohdi Mr. Jaye,
Ise the dolhadaat.
This trat as adios Nought by Shapland% Mime BM, Mmosmir Om the dishadeat, a granger mareing sa
badma the Loadowitiod, the sem et the gamy MN
ma si by her to the asimisat at a period whoa rho
Mmiler ago. It apparel oS lbs part of the phial
dlo and bar mothar, who tomb humble destamallasso.
Ima. Nab the last MAN months, boss pea
to 224, of Nike um the dethailsat se
odweellisra. sad to May last the plaiatiff Named the dr
brims 30e, sad it was to mow that sass that the proseng
aides was Moak&
pa the d,Nadaat, whom ems was supporta by his owa
lestimosy, it was atheaptod fo be shows that the
INK was paid by Mrs. BM. the plalatirs madirm
M kiss for the osmoses of bar sad hes dmightork
build sad lodging_
_hir as years. assist whia
Om Ow bad mama with dm dothadsrat sad his
family. sal that the MI. sow taught to be rewired was
Mama sea preemie to the dasadaN for his kiadams to Mrs.
ROl during her Plasm as wall as is seastdosso with a
geoesies mode by the pidatiffiliND yams bask, dm bariag
premised to preseat the dasminat with& vial* sad nit of
imam se most as eke reosiwod farm la gawks.
The ease brig oscupiset_ the sews for semi lends of
time, a masomamon WS MK haves, the Named eaunsel,
whoa it MS agora that • mast should be taken for W*
MIN ML. 1M nom{ slims&
Mr. Boma Meilia MAN oanonnod fa ths ewes adopted,
seised ths danithat who wee is the wilassialosa to be
takes fate sostady feeialasury;a TM loathed Jateltssziainf
sessalta Wsot of t. addraislag the
mid—l ham sot the soot dmabe bat that yes ham Nei
guilty of the meat window" unapt perjury. and bat As
800 revisal's that Nail audak M yoa when emaillog the
bar the Old Bailey, by bales osmatittod by a judge a
this seal. sad tbat the fad amy sosuaktiag yam 'NC
destroy the sty shawls the post .41 bes of
samay, woad at oaoo mad yea to sismitroraZ fie
}M y.ar Dubs the tiro you were hies swearing yourself
I iwl a Nauman before me ia year ems heads/Wag,
which .1'414 perms your gait, sad what odds to 'that
galt is the bass iagradtado you have shows to these poor
pie Is Nada, bare to asked this mdse. to which yea
bath as the slightest pawl fie adeaso. I shell under
the stronammasse I have insedsmall loam you to bs dash
with by, the asiatiff 's attorney, whit will no doubt take
yes before a magistrate. •
/011124.211 e. ass.—)wreath TILANSACITIOM
This cal 51 settee brought by the :admit, who NAN
Birmingham, to mover from the dothadast, a isatta
Nassau NAM same lowa, the sum of 2461 for seam MI
sad nesivod Ist the phdatiffs Ns. The dohadsst pals
111. tuts courts andas to the balance of tho sannat dermal
—1601., he OWN rim 'adobes&
Mr. Pajama Wllfau sad Mr. Gray appeased for the
pisitiff, and lie. ids is James sad Mr. Mold rep sussed
the defendant.
bath the plaintiff sad &loudest an sporting shamming&
sad It appeared from " the plaintiff's ems that sa tho 10* a
May lost. before the Derby" was nut, lea dopsilled MU.
fa the beads of the dideadaot as stskobsi&rr to gilds tat
malt acertain wagon which ha bad laid with mins per.
seas ea the "grand mint." Is use Witham the plaintiff
had hid 160/ to 61. ainst "
bait
Paroll " eta • Mr.
aldloon. Wiritaisff the Derby balls, dimathia as to
the passim resources of that medians. be 611 Sudsy.
W 20th of May, three days before tha Dodo was stss
salted on the defendant, and intimated to Nut ON Po
would require Rideau to "sever the messy," mho wan
at sass " swath " the bet. Wilson sot haviag ins this,
the plaiatit otheklarod the bet "off," bat "to maks
a ," be baring attended the Ram tele-
gins; 11" bed stisiselletbe surefeadant at Birmingham An ra No was
wet, sad whisk resulted in the success of " 11,
mayhem "D 3 as poet with any of the 2461. allimiliag in
your bomb until yew bear from ma" This, bother with
the MUNN= be had giros the dassidaat thatibo Si. wee
to be Naha by Bidet's or the bet was to be asaddisrod as
withdrawn, wore relied as ea ads ropadiatiag dated
wager
altogether.
For the damns it was denied that the pidatiff had with•
draws the but OS the tlanday oreniag, sad as a proof that
sash was sot the eras it was coateaded that bad be dose so
be would not bare seat the telegraphic sasseago_
_adoring the
defendant to retain the mosey la his heads, whisk latter did
not amount to a withdrawal, as the event on which the bet
was made was decided before the atemage Ins seat.
Thu learned Judge told the jury that it was a sew purely
tee their oonsideration, and as tits oviderios wss of • most
conflictiag character it woo fm than to say to which side
they gave credence.
1 The jury after a brief deliberation. a verdict
for the plahitiff--domages 1501. Manta

COURT OF

r.—Nov. 12.

lIWORIt I.

IN RI SCULLY AND lICIILLT.—ZDDONIINT.
The beakrupts wore wholesale eberseasongers, of Curtain-
road, Elhoreditch. Their application for smallest, was heard
on Friday last, whoa they were opposed en the 'mad of
molder wading. sad a charge of obtaiallsi goods by frau-
dulent repreesstatioos was preferrod against sae of the

bankrepti.
His Honour now gave Judgment. He said Ilion there
was atw of reckless and imerovideat tradieg, this was one.
The bankrupts were very young man, who, on the death of
their father in 1852, bad taken to his business. They were
not mere adventurers, having begun with a wall surplus of
SOUL a 7001.; bat they had rushed into trade to an enor-
mous eztent, so mush so as to Pelts surprise at the
innallsess of ths profits ; for on purchases of upwards
of 111,0001. in n years, their profits had only bees
4171. 191.11 d. Surely if anything could be called reckless,
sash a trading deserved that name. They tapped
ter • memest to take stook, which was most important in a
heehaws like theirs; to that on their failure everything was
left to assfeature. The neglect to take stock sad keep a
stack leek was the puss of many, many failures, and of the
greatest dicatisfsetion tooroditors. Mother sztraorilleary
point was, that though these men had kept a cash book, it
had spar emboss Pat up or balanced &tries the period
of their trading. The result was obvious. They sever
stopped to inquire, or they must have become aware of their
sonilids• sooner, for their profits were barely i per cent-
41171.—while the trade es had te2,11M11..
the Personal to 1,0691. charges had tog.liW.. and
tb.,eusooattol,o69L It g
was said that the demesds softamd-
dicer* was small, bat comparatively it was wry large, fer It
was double the profits. The bad debts alma nearly
equalled the profits. Another charge was profaned, yid*
if sustained, would bring the bankrupts smile the penal
section of the sat—that of obtain's* pods hem Mr. Laming
by fraud or false pretence. They bad dealt with Mr.
Lamle, to alms intent, and be bed been in the habit of
trusting them to a considerable amptat, sad they beg bat
pretty regular In their payments. Os two 0018111.111.
the tnnmetioa complained of they had paid Idea
sums than that for which credit was °Wa d. M tits
goods bad not been raisapptopriated, but aced II t%tai.
nary course of trade, the evidence was not sedident to sop-
port the charge of obtaining them with a fraudulent inter
tios. That charge, which applied only to sac of the
bankrupts, Thomas Scully, could sot be sustained ; but bit
conduct on that Possioa was blameable, as be had bees
;panty of an untruth ; and it was part of that reckless mode
of going ea whieb had marked the whole of their trading.
Though acquitted of the charge of fraud, T. Badly had hem
Pillar of very pass miseondust and very miss@ wing
doing towards Mr. Lemiag. There were midpilirr dr.
suenstaness is the ease; the beakrepie were bah sod
icesperimesed, though old ewes% es anisuilini ma
miss between honesty sad dideenesty. They were 41019"
guishsd from men tameless% havieg enesseded to their
fathers Dustups, sad had •Me capital and fa fbilif
failure they bad gives up 1171. is sash, • very faesevable
feature ; for it was toe commas for bankrupts to make awe,
with ell their ready mosey, or to make what was called a
parese. This fast tended to remove the supisiosof their
having Mr. Lanier's goods fraudulently, for=
W up more than the anima of those goods.
_pts were equally guilty of reeklesetrading. ne
bolus,* Theme. Wile bed obtaieed Mr. Laming's
wield bare lir sordirais for %ply' mouthnt
lbe iris Orbs alljudisadso tin of Inas The smil•
eedc of the ether hiskrupt would be suspended far airs
Mondhshena die ems pried. As they were yeag mvess
lila Nen Mt wish to stigmatise them, so as to
Mein spin robs:Was la trade ; the certificates would be of I
011 IMlSiii dies.
Mr. Lawmen—Will your Hearne Semis pant probe.
lies until the periods of supessios mire
The Commiesioner—Ob, yes.

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