The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-14 00:00:00

PREROGATIVE COURT.—Mslica 13.

MOM ICI 3. DODSON.
PARLA V. WM.
This mammies of proviso; in edema facia the will of
Katy Parks, of Awashlrrow, Mile-cad-reed, spinster,
who died on the 18th of October, 1851. The will was pro-
Yr. Lane, of Bethnal -green, servos, the pasty
interested ; and was opposed by the next of kis,
whored bowl pasperfe, and who alleged that the de-
mised's, lie lime et wowing oho lastroment, was not of
teelomentery
lodgment w=rod.
COURT ON

T.—MA3.cit 13.
WAAL

MOIR NI• 05D10n....-
13 rACKSOX.-OM3 ON • lIIIIPoWNIas.
This was the certificate oaating in the cue of R. Jack-
als, shipowner ea inembest, of Lombard-street. His
Male 1.2001.; mole malmated at 1,200 i.; liabilities,
I ehleily spa bilk shish the bankrupt had a
ef!per
Oliead4
Lamm espalUillitithe andlams. The bankrupt
' oststrhills to the a
to
and beillneared liabilities on
onommene essoust of 40,0001, which
woad all be Moat Nebo. the estate—Oliver being a
basheupt The swots stated at 1,2001., were in a great
=Ldependent an the realisation of Oliver's estate.
a bed debts to the amount of 1,7621. Though
the peas were retelliell a 11,7501., this was more then
elelled 1p Ms expessa lamm, sad bed debts. Oliver
hod held a high psalm in Moseyed ; so later Mime
!leak NM passes lied met sad wend him a sane* of pinto ;
bat la a mouth or two ellenierds he stopped mom& Is
Oen appeared that be led bees keeping sleet he
ipmragby sof milt palms as the bankrupt. TM
ameneredese was the bolder of a bfil ter VlBll.,
Mink penpureadle be drawn in need of reds supp
a yertirone alp. but in reaMy so value had been mosind
be It. The bankrupt meted that he had reesived amuse
ham Mr. Miletriek. of Omnivore, his father-imkwObem
time Ile tiM, to where he keit Ewe our the PelossesiMpel
sad ether hit, the whole el his amble arts.
This mull only be *aided es a peedwedne tio did fedi 1
miler ereater. By siespdmi essemmededis 11111. while
=ito be draws fir al W dm* so, the biedwurt
ldniseif within the peal drimetsir le Ind ism
emend debts by fraud or files rquelmso. Only three
minthe Ware the bankruptcy, the henlwapt owed his
dithewimiew 8,3101. ; but at the time of the Mum the
debt ems reduced to 1,7671., by vessels treastened ad by
Plitiis cash.
alstsaisupt was examined, and admitted that be lad
mgr Niihau-in-law, en the 12th September last, 1,0001.
L ire. Oa the let October he gave him • bill for 1,4311.
Oa Ms Id October sold him the Counter. London for
raltairhkrrim".. signed Royal and
payth. atritatriaonfteoraTil!ii
dehle en the ship. He did not know whether at that time
the obis of Oliver's bills, on which he we•t liable, were
esti but Oliver had enured him that he was then in posi-
tive ollsenee, worth 200,0001. Attu:taking over the three
vends to his father-in-law he bad no property left beyond
his book debts and his seismal business. He began to accept
Pm Oliver Ave or sin pan age, and the bills were always
isithhily paid. Oliver used to send the cash three or four
days before they were due. Witness el ways kad his solemn
asserease that there were ships to represent the amount
drawn for. On the bill produced for 2,2261., " per ship
Jae Ball," he had received no value. Oliver used
to pet in the name of one ship or another, jut
as oohed his convenience; but between him and witness
Awe wee so value whatever. The amount of accommoda-
tion bills thus accepted was 40,3001. Oliver stopped pay-
ment towards the latter end of October. The bills NM
lade payable at Barclay, Bevan, ad Co.'s, witness's
heakess Land the used Se mese Owe is tient° meet
them. Mead Mimi
12=are doss MIL Opened
the esseent wish Itehrsfah.
By Me. Bagley (for eite beak rapt)—Had formerly been a
sailer asilemeter of • ship. Had traded to every part of the
=moil leans acquainted with Oliver's family in
lidd. Was afterwards employed to select ships
fee Ilk, Mee is the London market, for which he was paid
• 101 wheall"hemfailtiell. drawing
rwuet in course had
and the trustees were taking his bills at their
Mauls& Helmick pressed (or his money, and that
ea the masa of the payments to him. He was witasSa's
▪ erisible, with some small exceptioas. The ships were
MIN him at the full prices, much more than they were
alitaLubmitted that if ever there was a use where
transactions might be looked on India-
=Wall this ; for the bankrupt was bound by ties of
to the Oliver family. It was probable, from •m-
-ast faVe change in the shipping interest, that Oliver's
estate yield nearly 20s. in the pound, and in that
event all nies's would be paid in full.
His Salmi silk
_the feestion in this case reduced itself
rthe het ell On besimopt having accepted so large an
elmennit it seemeriedis bill for a elan who had gives
hennasellp. wised that he had acted as agent
to this ors, end bed larval confidence him; still his
anduct was blameable. Beyond this there was nothing in
his dealings to sail for any severity, as his father-in.law was
alma his only creditor. Ceder the cireasstesoes an ad-
jeatinant of six mama, sad a second-class certificate,
WOO meet the justice of the case.
lb.llesiey—Of course you will give him protection in the
Selosthse.
Mr. Lawrasee—The assignees do not object to that.
The Connaisioner—Yee, he will have protection.
IN rem LAXIDTOX AND OLLSWOILINT,
The bankrupts were builders, of Peckham. This was the
allittate meeting. The means extended over three years
Mte the failure Kay last, showing an amount of
due to median. pasted and unsecured, with pro-
perty bell by moils= valued at 2,9461. They had began
with a atoll indtal of MU. • the profits had been 8641. ;
ezpesess, Wm, Me
Kr. Linkleter, be the siebilliee, eared no opposition.
Kr. Calle, ea behalf of the =ifts, 'pal; ed for
eserat-elem metliostes, whisk mesa
ix an DATUM
The basks* was a esomanier is Nagaland road.
Mr. Lamaism asked he a secoad-clies certificate. There
we:3:l=lNos.
masted soundingly.
lx XS BOUM.
The bankrupt, a tailor, at Faversham, applied for his
Ills smeared debts were 1,4901. ; assets of
ea Mr,
illibausesat.
br the aerignese, the ground that
the besinupt blimiebleined credit liy Oise espeesentatiens.
Mt MI ismo le Mewie. armlet, berm, of beew-h=
aimed lOW INAreprosindeg, what asked fee a
ILO he led se 11111.0101. He iota Mr. BOtrlmmesh
kr hie setter* It ellerweeds smarted that he bed boss
la dlibuldes deer INS, and is Os bedluokif of 1818 hod
mode orimprarbst. Nsififillinfamlisilift.b • Wl=
Wireihilles MIL debts sod going new resents.