The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-27 00:00:00

IN IX /128DVI MID muuavax.

The bankruptswere crinoline and skirt iii"aufsolerers, of
Deistan. 'I hey now slaked for their orders of discharge from
debts of 5,9164, t r most which they had meets of *boat
13001. only.
Mr. sewed opposed ; Mr. Bagley and Mr. E. Reed ap.
peered for the bankrupts.
The ptincipal charge against this bankrupts was that in
the taut three months of their trading they bad incressed
their debts from a little over VW!. to 5,91ti1. ; eat u at
the beginning of that period they were insolvent to a large
amount, it was untended that the whole of those debts had
been contracted without probable means of pas meat.
Oa behalf of Hebdea it was urged that he had had
nothing to do with the business, but bad merely acted as
banker ; and Sullivan, it was alleged, was young and Max-
i perieneed.
I Hie Honour mid the case against the bankrupts had been
fully established. It was quite clear that the whole of the
debts isetirred in the latter period of their trading had been
metnicted without mobable means of payment. It hod
been rased that Ifsb took no part to the management of
'the biomass ; and the other bankrupt pleaded his want of
expedition; but he could maks no distinction between then ,
for it was well known that partners were responsible fa
each other. misconduct. The orders of discharge must be
suspended for 12 menths from that date, but protection
would be given.

The bankrupt wee a wise mernisset of Great Twir-
-1 street. Debts about 18,COO1. The adjudication Yeas on a
creditor's petition, and wes disputed on the ground that he
had prevoosly executed a trust-deed which was within the
provisions of the 192 me. of the Bankruptcy Act, 1861.
Mr. E. Reed rid in support dthe appioatios for
meaning the
Mr. Doris contended that the deed was invalid os the face
of itt,c sad could not operate to stay any proosedinp io
rup bank-
Hisy. Honour, in giving judgment, mid that objection had
bees takes to the validity of the deed, oe the pound
that it contained two clauses whisk vitiated, * pd
0121/11 it inoperative. One clause provided that it.
creditors resident in England or Ireland did mot
verify their debts within two months of their being
celled upon to do so. they skald lose all head{ tithe
dividend adder Creased which should Immo to the bonsai
of the other creditors not midribs sash default. dealinr
damn to which objection Irma taken was one by which the
indium exeoutiog the deed eovessanted not to
sae. After referring to several sense bearing cis
the print, his Honour said he speed with
Mr. Doris that the deed wee invalid, end be tune to that
conclusion on the principle that any proviskie which plumed
one set of creditors in a different and worm position than
I cabers under those deeds made the deed invalid. The
prisciple of all those deeds was " shareand share alike that
citelepervaded every branch of baoluesacy and tenet
The questkm wee were the meditate all equally Pro-
Moted—hed they the rale rights under deed !
Creditors had no right—though they had often attempted to
Ido it in those deeds--to eat to others—" If you don't come
is at seek a Male yes shall he shut eat—yen shell have en
benefit." Thoss were provisions which ought sot to ha is-
inodnocat and which, if tstrodseed, waded • deed le-
valid under the act of 1861', the prinaple of which was to
place all the creditor@ in one and the sense
On the other ground also the mart thought triUdi:ii
invalid. Is the that inseams, it sentraumed the prin-
ciple of equality amongst the creditors; and the eovenani
not to sus was unremovable, according to the ewes AM
bad beam decided. On both poundsthe deed mint be
held to be inoperative, and the application to dismies the
polities would to refused.
Mr. Dacia thethaPaa asked the mart to impound the
deed ied the eshedele.

E. Honour d;eiined to miss say ardor. AS tbs sitting
for chaos of amdgsnes took pow co the Wowing day, the
natter might bo spin Wooed tam the wart.

0 12111t1WINAT.

The haakrupt was ;.miTeM-feetore; Wisdom; of Prod.
dest.strest aed Helaasarow. Fla Lakes. The debts are
upwards of 11.000/. The property on tie preemies had been
'ahem by the assignees, as Wan in the order and disposition
of the bankrupt, but was subsequently shamed by the
baakrupt's mother, who had formerly carried oo the bud.
nem is pule/mew with owe Clark, we the on that the
trade fixtures, machinery. sled tandem wore leased to the
boa hrept aloe( with the prandial.
He Rower Dow gave lo t. Oa the authority of
several well bumf cam be decided that the fixtures and
all 'machinery attached to the soil Wowed to the lessor of
the premises. sad the ?inseam to tee aseisrasse ; es being
the order sad dispositioo of the bankrupt.
Mr. Sargoed sad Mr. E. Reed appeared to the ass.

DRATE or SiR WE. C. CoritCsarOw, M.P.—We
mires to announce the death of Sir Wiriaa Christopher
Codringtoo M.P. far the eastern divines of Gloucester.
The boo. baronet was taken ill about tee da back with
an sneak of bronchitis, which terminated fatally ea
Friday last. The late bon. member me son of the late Sir
Bethel-Codrington, by (Ushering Pretty Ginter of the seised
Lord Proby, and nephew of Sir Edward Codrington. The
baroaetcy bas been in dispute, and, &Geordie' to: he rules of
the Heralds' College, hsa ben ensteinod is the der breech
of the family, Sir Rairmad Oodzingtoa being ackvowledged
as the baronet The demand member me line elected
in 1834, on the death of Sir W. GUi•IN Bart., and has sat
for the eastern divieioo of the comity of °teamster over
since. He was born in 1805. and was oducandatChrinchurch, WORSHIP-STREET.
Oxford. He married is December, 1836, Lid/ Georgians THs ROBBERT IT A, ZIACIONTZI.—TRZION TAIL
Charlotte Annie, sewed daughter of the late Wm of Bean- Herrin Allen, the dangler of a widower sod hut
fort by hie Brat wife. In comequeoce at his death a vacancy wort* man in Altianstrest, 16ethealinceo, was ristpd
occurs In the represeetation of the enters division of the on masa before Mr. Cuthbert Emma Oh the pia" of
county of Glow:inter. /1-r- 14111, rnigned4 with steeling a get of bed•fundtwe
Tan 1426 Me.. GIORGI LANCR. —This celebrated a" "h" halide% h" P"Paral•
Itsgione— What course do you now wish to adopt with
lower sad frail miner, whew death is ken announced as to your neighbor!
hearing coonrred New Brighton, Chess, was here at taro._ Rionyot,. I with her to be Tbs..
Little Easton, Ere:, in lit!. Is 18114 he Ins began lie is ....Q.= mut& the soort I y buff
exhibit his production, at the Royal Ashram hut it is to • oth•;1 s►wld like
only
sines 1835 thath has "ghilair been • "sarihsacr• This yams was maid is, mid meted that he bed ea
Everyone who is in the habit of mitieg lb.
Royal Academy woo his wooy u
meet be faar with Mr. Lames beautiful imitatioes ot sortat7.-ar-th;;77,-;se -7.7;.-4-76,11 0. ott‘oom
Oolong,.
fruit and lowers. He hoe three pistons in the Fennysir
111. magi a./abaaaad of what* Paths" "Bed- vbeescnaim a"
leg the
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at, Mr. 1A.31, bowaTaa' bee gained some faPaaati" unpertinent and naturally inclined to do wrong. To con
°a "Parka."' a art "Malasath"" rained lb. Pala!'" sideestioa for the father, who was knees to bend •
respectable
Lia"PcaMuch cuutcuve"Ty. Ina taken Plans abort 111•11 in his intim of life, he had given ter three repeated
Mr. Lance's share in restoring Animas' " Boar Hunt," "IL passim the
how, that ihanoo. be oho bar get, e
12 the National "a" 9O yea" ago, l'"!" an of the prism van, and wsitcf toys
what Winos she
nailing that whole grouped figures are Ia reality his work. bed ....oath&
Mr. Lame never was Royal Aerdeeniden, great as was Mr.—
his Bastion prisover)—Wkat am yea say to this!
popularity in his owe lies; het time mho are Moan Yon him a bed haracter, not only from your father with me " laws of thought" which govern the august forty hot dab, „woman who empio,:tyto.
will he at no loos to undennind the remora.
Priraarmerai (sallonly)—Well, it wee • very good ph"
Tun uarn Ms. Su O'ltiumn.—The interment
of Mr. Smila O'Brien took place on Friday at Brithrseem Mr. Emma—And yet yea Wailed it three &ON. Yost
oblzoliyard. The fusend proceesion leg Cabling,* at father is desirous you Moak! be pusteed. I am not &-
half-past 12 o'clock, sod conprind a large number ed the pond to do that whin prebabiy night deprive yen of SR.
pastry of the remstry. about twenty Baum sans& Mier chance ol ifflidai • Ilitaatios. I shall therefore m
men, and ever 20 of the teweetm of the O'Brien Gunge. • meadou y for a week, vt the expiration of whisk time you
principally mantled, and wearing seeds and lathes& The be
chief nioareen were Mr. Edward O'Brieu,J.P.; Mr. Within Prisetrh•Mulet.
if you send me leek epicO'Brien, Mr. Dosagh O'Brien, mid Mr. E. Murrough Cf Brim, there (the Home of ) I shall be shirred. the to"
sons of the deceased ; the Hon. Edward O'Brien and the goes widget me, it's like bay sad straw wined together.
Hon. and Rev. Henry O'Brien his brothers, and the Hon. , I below I shell dis, who am eat It ! Oh my, oh dear me Stephen E. Rios. The eirence of the Oltenia of The mignon* on her removal told the ther he must on
wee read by the Bev. J. Oaken sad the R. B. OAF I her mime me his heel endeavours to take core of her.
brothers-in-law of Mr. Smith O'Brien. There was not the
eligklent Whatnot of any palsied feel* I. ooeneake MAILLBOBOUGH.STRIIET.
viab the proceeding, whieh IMO adts•••4 throughout) ITIITINATIC aormaann AT UCUUD TICTOALLIR3'.
by the greatest order and solesseity. Oldnit Lloyd,• well-dremed man, black
Inman at L
Sun-INaisburn and recroaa or orm Mr. D
nals,
Pitta- . —arkin ilmaaachallotthoolhortheasad Lml itaadatyiewhhoh°
h,thd" thh.thiohahw.:Bl2theashit.o23.
Mr. E. B. boa beets appointed "bin tad it -Wt., wasAmos' won, yr. Kgm .
to mend Mr. Makes In lie 0101misiesibire dinriet. i :Mb ensile' a ballpoint raseceme. the property
of Yt
Piormeon Jornerfs listanv.—We are happy George Gnome, of taw Adams' Anne, Hannetead.stran.
ham the Moroni) to lean that it has ham espead between ratrwrwilthrwe other mama *deg (owed 111 his Paa.
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ihsliOnuicilaonw.posidOxford
eattythein merlon suesse.
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nest term, and that so doubt is allterOakel {hat it Win be ter the lodging of the peissaar, in Bisokinghametrest.
mened. W. Mist that this will be the Gan. as It is time** /Iterylabree, sad time eaw a yin asesaare
vain Sewn Proton°, Jewett hula ha pedestal of salt. messam and several ohms of metal, the n -
impend martyrdom. I path Oa the door theme wee a Imp h.;

MI POLICE 001:YRTS.
(THIS DAY.)