The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON

11171111011 DI 1.111100.-111110111 Catar SOPTICI MIMI. OIL JUTICI
eameggrELL. MIL MIMI WILLIAM, LID ML, JUSIICa CIODWDIZ.
TRII QUINN O. LYS OOTLOR AT TIN
RELAX SPA:AIPLIOATIOII TOR • EARLS 001105.
It will be remembered that laths month of December last
two& Rebut Newts* end hie brother were committed at
the *Meg Odiehial Coin gym a mavietion for having
wended Mr. Themes Stewart Her, ia the
&deb Bps pang The matter now came before'
Me evert t=s; agree foe a writ of habeas
mpg to monody FURL Robert
Nowise, who Y now mderphig his matinee la Horse-
:2re. fled. Mr. Newton. ma., who was formerly a
el the her. appeared on Friday to make the
Mt the emit bighted whether they mild hear bitiZ
the LAW Sisal ever till this mornim, when the Choi
alma* espesesel the *plaint of the omit that the matter I
bed hetMr he meglismed by emeseL
Ms. Reim eimeedinglmoved, and stated that the
Veiled WS 1111filii the Owner asked for the
ride wee• thee theelbees of which be bad been cm-
MIMI wee eigmbitti at a place that was not withia
the Isistliedes d re Costal Criminal Court, where be
Wilma tiled.
The Chief hides observed that this record stood
thee, that the party had been committed for
SE offence withia the jonediction of the moot,
and he apprehended that they could not impeach
that rem& At all event', failing the remedy by
lianas Carpus, from the happy constitution of this
memtlyeserd. wen not without a remedy; for if
they net pt redress from the strict rube of law, yet
from the poiregative of the Crown, which was the pnvilege
of the selbeet, they could get redrew; sad Mr. HMI= had
not stated way applieation to the Secretary of State.
Mr. Roams said an application had been made to the
Secretary of State, and it had been refused.
The Chief Justice had thought that that was not impos-
sible ; at all events, they could not great the writ.
--mastics refund.

COURT OF RXCREQUER.—MAT 5.
Weal MO WWI POLLOCIL. ape name raiz. mart. MS
111•111111.
The wart eras occupied in heating outs oat of the spook &
Mu%

LUCAS C. 1011111 AND 01111111.
This was a case stated for she opal= el their lordship.
Obi suss oa by way of ea appal from the &sides at
tivedale Corbett, Esq., judge of the Wess Cepty Coast.
The alatiff hid claimed a stun of mow far work dote is
la el solicitor for the defendants as peados%
mails Or earl below the decision had goal is his (avow.
The alandems bad resisted the dais ore soma grenade,
the pinelpal of which we.• that there had met
bum sea • delivery of the bills th
ere ad sa-
tisfy the eel ad parliament, that the Madam
bed not =ode itemos liable by their persatee, sad
that the bills were eneffilast, instancing one item is par-
=ll lavas
ader, where the peel, haat. to attend at a particular
boss 01111110411011 day is ping, the in re-
aid saes at actual badges" for which be west,
hariboopillbgeo ipilmu a day sad so mash mileage. The
pelsiestelholldhery of the bills was important, they Isaias
bees aim' with a letter is sa envelope. Bat ludas all
the 11611.181111111 the Part held the delivery of the ate=
Mb lama estx was saffeient. Cow might arias where
be held, but the question in um premat
=so was the bills had been delivered as the statute
swim* i mad Os mart thaght they had. It was admitted
ff the envelope were part of the letter it would be
seadent, for they are to be taken together; it was ad.
boned to thew, sad that address was se good es if attached
to the bill itself. In that respect, therefore, the &alio* of
the meaty mart judge was right. As to whether the de-
teasers were liable to bills No. 1 ea I, the seeit hold they
were net as to bill No. 2, as the bode= dada dared
eme dome ea the retabew of await pe tire the
OMplat, the mart held the amp three guises§ per
kr these days sheen be redwood le two plums per
die, ea Ise We days only and the jedemout of the mut,
theeeffee. be =being for the plaintiff, as in the court
balm weld he kw the defendants aad as this mate by
way of owl, =would la with amts.
Japaint far the defeatists.

DOUBT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 5.
MOIR XI. cesonewsma ecensese.
ix az murrain
The bankrupt wu sa hetel-keeper 1 he kept the Crystal
Palau Hotel, Bydenhua, sad the Beulah Bye. Norwood.
This wee an adjourasd ematiastioa meeting. No smuts
had ben Sled. Is ~evince of the luakrupt having
sutalaed two very sin's *juries ha was unable to Waal
the aut.
His Honour espressad his aroapathy for the teak/apt,
sad dbuted a ftrau seljourameat.

IX XV RAIN AND COWAN.
The bankrupts were merchants, late of Madris.nis was
the examination meeting is the sem of Cowan. Bain lisa
labseoaded. The balance-sheet from July, 1852, to ;
February,
1846, contains the following items : creditors, 16,6751.
ditto, secured, 8,3601. ; profits, 6,7161. ; good debts, 1,3031. ;
property 160 i. ; ditto in hands of meditors, 8,9031. ; en-
pineal, 3,1411. ; lows, 9,9231. Bain, Brothers, and Co.,
balsam of liquidation amount, 4,1641. Thomas Bela, ac-
count on his departure, 2,8001.
Mr. Lammas appeared for the bankrupt ; Mr. Kersey for
the assignees, who said that the balance-sheet was not •
satiefistcsy one, as there was no cash book or ledger, Bain
having united away
them ; but he did oect to the
bankrupt passing, se he had given all the mobj stance he
essiL
' The bankrupt pared.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—MAT 6.
is 12 w, ans•WORTII.—TEII IMPORTANCI OF &WINO

LOCIOI7NT 1001.11.

This insolveid. • butcher in Brick-laite, and tho Kings-
land-read. was *prised by Mr. Rood on the part of severs!
mat Mimes Rswpto-market. Mr. Sugood
ThillSlllllolll4 of the creditors was that the in
• few samila W sostaustad about I,OOW. of debts, and had
gime es emimeet of what had bosom of the pmeedi. ten'.
thai *MIMS he meld neither mad nor wriM, imeept
dge
his nemi.imd that be het kept no account books. Re had
throe shops. two laßildmians, and
ethe other in thelLiogslaad-
road. r.M Road further complaind that the issolvent had
disposed of som property. and had go tieto prison, the
attorney for ski detaining creditor bang the attorney for
the insolvent. What the creditors reqnind was anaccount
of what bad bosoms of the large 'remit, of goods the in-
solvent bad obtained from than In • short time. The in-
solvent said he had kept no amount-books, and all he knew
was that he had a good many losses in his balsam.
Mr. Commandoes' Phillips took occasion to remark on
the import's's of ksepiag books. The legislature had not
mad* it an offices under this act of pediment, but it was
ens well worthy attention.
Mr. Sargood admitted that another amount—the beet the
insolvent could slake—must be Lod.
Ted. he case was adjourned to the 4th Jess. and the bail sa-
lari
On an sztonsion of ball being granted Mr. Commissioner
Phillips said he would arm -have greeted n
it if his ow
opinion had prevailed, as there were debts without cond-
i &ratios', liabilities far others, bat the other meiraissionan
had entertained a different opinion, and he pre wily.

COUNTY COURT.

■UTO=t T. IIIaTIAT, MIS.

NIX= V. SKIM
This was as din brought in the Westminster County
01st by I* W. G. Nixey, Koorstreet, &yea Dials,
=
of *died preparstioas of Kash lead, mold the
t, late. Ifs. T. Smith, lessee of Dreepbas Theatre,
Oe meow tie seas of 71.10 x. es as alleged bees* of spar
mod TM ass lasted some beam, ad lathe mane of *
bomb& Keough Oho demairilasees disk were *elms&
essmiseed Mead onlidele id laragtalie.
Kr. Dadmilmo imildfar, Red Ideiregarso, attended for
Yr. Id&
Fad }Madre eloMmeat it *peered that la the late
pantomime at Thuiplese, entitled -.linal mid lkies=
71. les. to • psis* who wee egad 1e
to versant is a mese his shop (aame sad had.
nem on the door of the shop), to emend to
the bills that such was to be seen, sad afterwards to
exhibit a drop -erne to be toad !Yeas the weeds of
Nixey's Black Led," by the matte wad late " Hose to
(Laigbtsr.) That trick was not primed, oml
hems the present prossedinp. Kr. Daasombe sell he
would call -before his Honour a patinas& well versed is
such matters, viz., Kr. George Wild, the comedian, who,
perhaps, would throw • differest light an the case.
Kr. Wild said that *either Kr. Smith, Mr. Stirling,
stage-manager, nor himself, Mew that sash a trick was n-
oshed to be done. He could positively my the plaintiff's
shop was fully represented with the deer Sid in the centre
of the flooring of the stem ors which • large poster was
plaid, heavies the piebroire name, bedsore, and address.
In the melees year's *atomism • City eonfectioaer paid
seasidering the adverthemeat at suck a thestre as
Drury Leas to bs better thaa one inserted in any sever

14ffi•
Hie Beam observed that be was of opinion that there
had bees a breads of sosizast. flit which defondsat was
liable in net &slag the " teaks," and his decision would be
amanita/Iy.
Judraeat fee 61.