The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-12 00:00:00

ARCHES COURT-YESTERDAY.

liners ate 1. Domme.
Mr. George Leveday was this morning admitted a proo-
tor of the Arches Court.
DIDONTON AND BILLINOTON O.

Thu wee a church-rate suit. The ease eamo under con-
sideration to-day upon the admission of a libel. Counsel
h►ring been heard on both sides, the mart directed the
libel to be reformed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-TESTERDAY.
Strom Ma. tkonsismouna I'UNILANWA.
IN NASH.

This was an adjourned meeting for the last examination
in the case of Win. Nash, woollen warehouseman, of Noble-
street. The accounts were published in the Deity New
a few days ago, on the occasion of the last meeting. The
bankrupt's debts are upwards of 17,0001.; meets estimated
at about 3,0001.
Mr. Lowrance said he appeared for the bankrupt in this
case, and ho understood there would be no objection to his
pas.ing, either on the part of the aaeignees or any creditor.
Mr. Linklater, for the assignees, said that an ndjourn.
merit had taken place fur the purpose of enabling the
assignees and some creditors in the north to look through
the secounts, which were exceedingly voluminous, and to
examine into the state of the bankrupt's affairs in October,
1317, when he entered into au arrangement with some cre-
ditors to pay a composition. Appended to the balance-
sheet was a statement showing the result of that ; and
although it was unfortunate for the creditors on
the present estate, as a matter of account the
trnswere unobjectionable. It seemed that when
ash made this composition of eight shillings in the
pound in 1847, there was a deficiency of 4,4321. ; that defi-
ciency had continued, and now came against the estate in
the shape of proofs by creditors, who were creditors in
1847. Probably Mr. Nub could not he blamed much for
that mull, as a largo debt, 3,5821. was due to the executors
of his sister; the eassotors had cemented to take the corn-
position ; but the maker beimg sob jabot before the Master
In chancery, his approval was noosasarg. The result of the
inquiries made by wiper sod by the evediters in the
aorth weir, that abbot* Is sows reepools the balance-
sheet might be ameliared 10111111111Nilify. a 'martian of it
being unvovielied, yet that momml b have been a neces-
sary result of the bankrupt's oesupogion, more particularly
se a bill discounter ; and no bane ooleont could be fur-
nished. One or. two of the sessooda owing in 1847 ap-
peared to hare been paid by the osterauts la the books ;
but there had been a settled stated account between the
bankrupt and the creditors at that time, which would en-
able them to prove. However, the assignees and creditors
were of opinion that no object was to be gained by a fur-
, thee styournment.
Mr. lons said he appeared so behalf of certain credi-
tors, who did sot eldest to the romatita as the figures stood ;
hut a gesetioe had arises whether the bolder, of certain
bills, Merge. Davies, Brothers, sod Co. were entitled to
prove them spirt the estate, or whether the circumstances'
under whist the bilie mate fats their hawk showed that
they were • men plsdp. It would be aselrahle to have
the quietism dimmed at soather meeting.
A private nesting wasfippelated for the purpose, and the
bankrupt Shea passed. The 10th of Mat,* was appointed
Ist the mottlieste toasting.
isms dimmable tusk Pass on a pest imedlapsd_W Mr.
Weld, of the Arm of W.yld and Treasme, he 8771., for
money pill so aeseuat. It was ultimately adjoaraed.

IN Al CLARK.

This wig the certificate meeting in the ease of J. Clark,
miller, of Upwell, Essex. The balance-sheet, prepared by
Mr. Thomas, of Basinghall street, showed a sum of 1,6831.
due to unsecured creditor, with assets of about 3301. An
amount of 1,7311. to creditors holding security was covered
by property put down at 1,9001.
Messrs. Jenkins= and Abbott, for the assignees, offered
no oppointion.
A thinl class certificate was granted.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YarrEaDAT.
Bayou ens Pine Counneensisa.
Ix as Oxoao■ W. DVION.—JUDONINT.
His Honour gave judgment in this ease, which was be-
fate reported. The debts exceeded 40,000 L, and after the
payment of all debts there was a surplus. A question was
raised whether Mr. Dyson had a right to be represented in
the taz ition of the assignees' eats, and it was urged that
having parted with the serplue property, be had no rights
reserved. The learned wassitsar was of opinion that
as insolvent was interested in his estate, whether he had
assigned the surplus or sot, and therefore bad • right to be
present at the taxation of meta, The rule to prohibit the
attendance was therefore discharged.

SURREY ADJOURNED SESSIONS.
YESTERDAY.
CAUTION TO PRIZI-TIORTERS.

w. 0: i;;;A-eit:-C711Tliett, welsh,
and S. ware indicted fir riotous conduct at a prise
fight at Raigardm
The INS IMPS head, Deeemiler 2, on Reigate Common
by an imprier elaisallftiarawilst of police in the act of
fighting; dreg shwa Weds% am& the police not being in
sufficient fons wore smatellul r iusais witnesses of the
scene.
The jary kepi Shea all Owe*
The Court Med seek fil., att noaths' imprisonment.
The fines were pig. sag the pawners then liberated.