The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-02 00:00:00

IN HE W. R. C. ALLEN.

The bankrupt was de:scribel;i Piccadilly,
,te a lieutenant in tha Italian army. This was the sitting
• r examination and discharge. His debts are of trifling
anouut ; no as.ets. The bankrupt is the person who
rought en action against the Duke of Cambridge, as Corn-
aiander.in.l'hief, for illegal detention in gaol, and obtained
verdict for DV.. but hi.: success appears to have been of
Tittle advantage to bin,.
Mr. C. E. loVViii aupported.
Mr. Mar good opposed. on the ground that the bankrupt
had not accounted for the proceeds of his commission, and
if the alion against the duke.
Mr. Fraser opposed for a creditor named Jews, who had
sold watch to the lankritrit for:t4/., and received &cheque
in Cat and Greenwood's for the amount, which cheque
wits all4)l..lloUrte - . . .

ttauki tint, in examination, said that he was first is the
queen*, Priem. a .tats prisoner nailer aentenee of a cnirt.
tuarti.il. While thorn Le bought e watch of • fellow pri-
woct, gave .k cheque for :4i/. ow Cox and Greenwood,
hi,,gentt. He then owed nothing, and had arranged to

He wtot•

s.reenwood, requesting them to pay the cheque
.ut of theprooesds of his commission. He taltinutely
tbtained lus discharge, and after exchanging into another
r..ginient at the lostance of the Hone Omni., he sold his
•.omtission fur *X/. He sued Captain Boyle for illegal
let...ution at Weedou, and also and the Duke of Cain-
brunt., aid obtained • verdict for 20W. None of this
toner came into hi• hands, but was paid to Mr. Foulger for
tor costs, and 711. to a O'Brien, another fellow.
critouer in the Bench, bat whose present address is 9.
I:run...wick-road, Brighton. In nll O'Brien had received
17,.. from him, for services rendered in obtaining his dim-
liai The proceeds of his cotuniimion did not go to Cox
,n-I ireenwood'a, but to Laurie's, and that was the reason
why Mr. Jones's cheque had been dishocoured. He had
IVltrieo cheque. 011 Laurie's, and he hail chows ant
:1 the money there and kept it.
Mr. Oeorge doom. the opposing creditor, denied that be
1 ever been in the Queen's prison. His soli bad been
..etc. and had sold the watch to the bankrupt. When be
need the cheque at Cox and ireenwoorl's they said time
.ere no assets, and had not been for tire years, and they
at.hett to have nothing more to do with the bankrupt.
Honour directed another adjournment, with • view
the ppndußion of O'Brien.
Mr. tkargood asked that the adjournment should be at the
~.okrupt's expense.
Honour said he must pay the ordinary costs.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Fooblanque)
Honour appeared in court this niornia'. far the first
rue after his severe an.l protracted illness. We were glad
son...* a grist improvement is hie llononr's appearance.
He ,lixposed of a long list of cases, of which the following
1, the pnncipil :
IN RE OLIVARES.

ri, t,,,,Arart, • !poem! merchant, of Great Nestrort-
t:. et, ,prdied for his order of,diacharge.titles, 1,'..221.;
“eta.
Mr. Abrahams, for the amigneea, offered no oppoei-

Mr. Holt supported the bankrupt, who, it w►s stated, is
Ihninia marquis.
i inter granted.

IN NE T. lIIIOCENT.

rn.. bankrupt war ,Trucise of Bedfor.l-4reet, Coveat-
ante!, The case has been beim the court upwards of a
,eelrementk, the examisatios ham been adjourned from
.Inm t.. time, wain.: to the nanatioisetory accounts. The
tookrupt. it appeared, had inearred largo lollies by teas.
..teen on the Stock Es
Mr. Moltlater, for the melpoes, now coosented to the
ennkrupt pmaing. all questioas being reeerred for the osr•
mate meeting, which was Azad fee tie 6th of May.