The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

TO TEM TDrroa or S®llllls,

Bra,—lf no Two Thousand or Derby crack made
its appearance at the late Newmarket Craven Meeting, the
three-year-old contests were not without their non
so the doings of King of the Vale, Cold Dust, ton LK
the Ranger, Same', Old Orange Ohl, Macaroni, and
Amelia fully testify, for they all slued themselves cre-
ditably sad mast be installed prom outsider' for their
respective engagements forthcoming. contra, the de-
feats of the Young Melbourne colt, Jerry, Dunkeld, Owls-
tha, Bright Cloud, Cassidia, Onesander, Newssionger, Gra-
titude, Le Matechal, the Gists colt, Valentine, will put
them out of court, apparently, although I have no doubt
Dunkeld, Gratitude, and Valletille will mum day puree
their wretched jerformancen to be all wring ; and that
Bright Cloud mend • little by the Derby deb. even
admitting his chance of winning to be quite oat sang of
the Vale and Sfaccaroni showed themselves to be especially
formidable for the Guinea, if they can get the emit mined
at ; and Amelia's form wee almost good enough to win the
Chester Cup, with the feather of bet 71b. Thee, again, the
Banger, by ia clever defeat of Escape (who subsequently
beat Corinth*, the videos" over Bright Cloud) must be re-
spected for the Derby, es there is plenty of room for im-
provement in him, and he looks all over a " stayer." The
four yes were well represented during the week by Stra-
ddle, Sudeten's, Clariseimus, Marquis, Zetland, Argonaut,
and Harlequin ; and the double triumph of Straddle we.
the secretion performance of the mating, for although
it we. always on the cards Lehi would beat Buck-
stone at the weights, it did not seem possible she
could accomplish more with the Marquis than make
him gallop, and I count believe in the running yet.
She looks, of coarse, all over the wiener of the Chester
Cup, and Argonne' performance with Ifantertic would
make him look lust as formidable far the City and
Suburban, were his temper to be,depesded upon. Hark-
gale, at the pries, Deng an equally good investment for the
City and Suburban, Straddle hes to perform the journey to
Paris and hack before it u safe to beck her at 3 to 1 for any-
thin is this gauntry. The Newmarket Handicap produced
a mon interesting race than was geuerally anticipated, and
an steeliest add came out for the paltry Two-year-old
Pits, the meeting being a moons is everything but the
nand's" which was certainly the worst ever seen ce the
heath eines the Craven week resumed its present high pod-
tin. Betting was but slowly conductd, except in cos-
series with hangs that performed at the meeting ; and be-
yoad the Diophantus-like tricks played with Saccharometer
for the Two Thousand, there was not • " knock out" or
" koock in" worth chronicling, the break-down of the Brick
not
him having taken place in time for the metallic' to perform
on .

The 411101111 Spring Meeting, which takes place on Thurs-
day and Friday next, has always been • popular fixture, sad
siooe ita extemion to two days the City and Suburban and
Metropolitan Handicaps have taken quite • lesd-4he fist-
named being • formidable rival to the old-established
Chester Cup.. A couple of 2-yr-old rams, four minor handl- •
oap, two weight-for-age races, and two main stakes, make
up the bill of fare; and the only fault to.find with the
.7.7:771' is
p thsesedPrebPe?ndinacedisoi By
noltweargasedine4at
thresql: Tien of a Mile. being
over
and a quarter City and
Suburban Handicap, the feature of the first day cannot be
contemplated with any pleasant feelings, most of the cracks
having feather weights to carry, and es the start will
seriously influence the result, there is no saying how loog
the competitors may be delayed at the pod. The only
heavy weights talked about linos the betting ooramencrd,
and not yet "hooked out, Neat of Sawieetkee, 5 yrs.
Set 1.211) ; Qtps Flyaway, yrs, Set 91b ; Crater, 6 pa,
est slb ; Genesal Has, yns, est 31b ; Umpire, yrs, ;
Argeoent, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b ; Wan/witch, 5 yrs, Tet lZb ;
/lowly Head, 4 yrs, 7s 10ib ; Beckenham, 4 yrs, 7st 51b ;
Tarn of Luck, 4 yrs, 7st 41b ; and Gardeoer, 5 yrs, let 41b ;
and this.. may not be found is the field at the
Sappho, I yrs, 7st ; Caineastle. 3 yrs, 6.5 1211); Galdeem
Alive, 4 yrs, fist 101 b ; Canary, 5 yrs, fist 1011, ; Intorduce,
4 yrs, Get 71b ; the Olesoebty colt, 3 yrs, 6.5 61b Lepidist,
4 yrs, fist ; Bryn Gwyn, 4 yrs, fist 41b ,• Ammoniac,
3 yra,6st 21b ; the Jacquelin colt, 4 yrs. fistZb ; Weather-
spy, 3 yrs, fist; Recaps, 3 yrs, fist; Physician, aged, sst
131 b ; Adveaterer, 4 yrs, ; Oberoo, 4 yrs, sst 121 b;
His Exoallsocy, 3 yrs, sst 12Ib ; Newchurch, 3 yrs, fist 121 to ;
Sam 3 yrs, fist 12lb ; flea King, 3 yn, Ilatlllb;
Merry " 4 yr., sst 10th ; Misfortune, 4 yrs,
sst 10th ; Ithoe. 3 yrs, fist 716 ; Lady of
the Dales, 3 yrs, fist 7lb ; and Tannin, 3 you,
fist 716; form the light weights that have been meotiood
as likely to run ; sad I sh think Mrs Adds would be
repreasated by Rrin-go-h, 3 yrs, sst 121 b, or Middle-
watch, ars, sst 71b ; sod Tromys, by Midandra, 3 yrs,
es t, or Boidlune, 3 you,, fist 71b. It has been univermlly
admitted that the handicap is a good one, bat oiler Omer,
Watenriko, and Beckenham have been expressly saved for
the Tao., Ancinent and Umpire should beat .11 the heavy
weights, the for.. Arprosent showed with Fantastic being
infinitely the best we ever had from him, which betokens
that he most have improved greatly since last mean.
Beckenham, Waterwikk, and Crater ware good hones
°ace, but have shown no form for the past twelvemonth ;
and thus they are leniently treated, on the elances of their
" having gone off, whichthe admirer seidcme *ekes •
mistake about. He may have bee deceived, how-
ever, concerning the real qualities possessed by Adven-
turer and Mena ; and the Jacqueline colt only ran
ones in public, whim be was too big for his performance.
to go for aught. Looking at the money entrusted to the
trio—and more especially Adventurer—their parties must
sumoe they have • greatsdniatege in the weights ; and if
they prove as good bones in yobbo es they ere said
to have done in private, so three-year-old can
be expected to win, for the lightest-waited of them
will meet the above lot with at least a stone the wont of
the weight., and the trials of the Glenochty colt
and Weatherspe must have been extraordinary ones for
them to carry so mach " good money." This pair will
meet Argonaut with very little pull, on the weighaforoge
Beale; and thus they must poems the terrific speed of Fan-
tastic to make Sir Joseph's hone gallop, as the winner of
the Whittlebury would have no 'banes her, at least,
could be get the come at his best pow Many suppose
Argonaut cannot get the mile sad a quarter; but he
ran forward for more than the &Assn in both the
Derby and Si. Leger, and my only fear concerning him is
his fretful temper, which • delay at the start is sure to
being out. Nevertheless, I most give the preference to the
WA weights of his year, and if no mistake has base made
with Adventurer he ought to win, Oberon's temper being
as uncertain as that of Argonaut. In the two Haodinp
Plates closed Poland is turned locos, Couddete and
Libellous comprising the next bssalookieg to him, and
public fame points to Molly Carew se the wisest of the
half-mile Two-yr-old Stakes, boor chance for the Walton
Stakes, on the second d, being alio • good one, as she may
[lthe three-quarters tithe nide as well as Golden Dust
ogin= her 2elbs for the year), and only meets one
yr-old (Stampede) with the wont of the weights. The
New Two-yr-old Stakes on be better discussed after the
first day's running, and the rely item now to be dealt with
is the Great Metropolitan Haodicsp, two miles and a
quarter, for which • mach larger and better field than usual
may be asticipated. Asteroid, 5 yrs, list Sib ; Hartingtoei
4 yrs, 7st 121 b ; (or Chaff, 3 yrs, list 71b; Umpire,
you, 7st 1 llb ; Brightee, 4 yrs, 7st 71b; Alerts, f 4 yrs,
7st 71b ; Haddington, 4 yrs, let Ilb ; Sappho, 4
316 r Tst
Gorse, 4 yrs, list 13Ib ; Harlequin, 4 yn, ass; (sod
penhaps Backeabam, 4 yes, 7A 51b, also); Bedouin, 4 yrs,
fat 1016 ; Catch-em-Alin, 4 yr., fat 61b ; Limon, 4 yrs,
fist 4lb ; Bryn Gwyn, 4 yes, Est 3lb ; Adventurer, 4M.
21b ; and Citadel, 4 yrs, fist /21b, may all be set down
1 as probable 'Arlen among the old horses, appearing so
formidable that warmly • three-year-old has • friend,
beyond the Derby hone, Golden Fledge, fat 31b. Bedouin,
by his carrying off the Newmarket Handicap with 6st ne
so cleverly from two highly tried juveniles like. Colleen
Rhos ad the Young .Meltumzue cots, ought not to fear •
threeyear-old here, unless one is' the interests of the
Woodysatee confederacy should be towed good enough to
supersede Catch-gm-Alive and Sappho ; and Mr. B. Ten
Breech or Mr. &mile are certainly the most like to get the
prise credited to their amounts, for whoever no produce
better heroes than Harlequin and Bedouin must be the first
to greet the judge. —I am, tn., METEOR.

.-MONDAY.

- -
There was • very full attendamos this afternoon, Welly
attracted by the settling, u it would appear, for the opera-
tion of parting hind receiving having teen goes through
the room and lawn were mesiderably thinned. Betting
was desultory, and ereept the support awarded I. one or
two animals there was so feature of the afternoon's pro-
esedMp calling for especial comment. For tie City
and %Mahan Adventurer was in demand, sad was
backed far good money at 7 to 1, at which
pnee he left off tiros. Argonaut, after being invested so et
100 to 8 several times, toned friends who took 100 to 10
kindly, and at the close 9 to 1 was the highest offer. 1,000
to 80 was taken in one bet about Gardener, who was in very
good odour, end after his name had been written down at
the like odds to smaller amounts, layers did not feel inclined
to go on. The remaioiny quotations on the same event
wW speak for themselves. A few investmenta were made
on the Metropolitan, for which Bedpan stood his pound
firmly at 6 to 1 (taken). The Two Thousand was
noticeable for the increased firmness of the favour-
ite, about whom 6 to 4 was the highest offer,
sad so sweet were intending bookers apse the French
hone that shortly before the lawn was cleared 7 to 4 would
have been takes, bet layers would sot " spring" the bac-
timed diffemeo► flaccharometfm lied SOON wares trisects,
who took se short a price as 4 to 1 but the outlay well by
so stem heavy. and the mese odds could bays been ob
salad ter the asking. 10 to 1 each was takes about Mao-
carrel and Bier Meat., sod 12 to 1 te a "pay" shoat
Rapid Shoe.. Brick, who treks doers badly as
Matesday manna& was not sootiotod. With the
exeeptios of tour " titles " take. about &redone.
speeded= csa the Chester Cup was • dead
letter. Did while them were pigsty it seers to ink.
2 to 1 that the share did set rms. baskets were oby, and
the lays= of odds wen reedy to p ea at the priorquoted
above. Lord Clifdea's petition is the Derby was anmidered
somewhat uneloady, as, after seven "fifties" bad bawl
hooked about him, Hoepodar trod apes his heels at bell al
point mare. seven tied • la/I a
lai about takes about
the Priesitasza. 11 to 1 was rs ehrismeter,
and National Guard arid Oarsival were beaked re-
spestleety at IS to 1 sad 100 to 9. 25 to
1 moo aimed nob moist the Glarsolsty salt,

Anion*" sad Blue Mantle, and after 45 "pooh"
hod been booked about Ranger, 40 to 1 was accepted. A
few outsiders were backed at the prices quoted below. In
the town of the afternoon it wu announced that Polynesia
and the Jacqueline oolt win ecratcbed for the City and
Buburlma sad Metropobtan • all Mr. Bryan's hones for their
spring enpgementa. and Carlon for the One Thourand
Heiman Brick was struck out of the Two Thourad at
4.10, April 11. Towards the closed the rooms, Mr. Henry
Dorliog's clerk, who attended according to notice, for the
sale of tickets for the " inner ring " at Epsom, made the
gratifying acmouncenisat that the number then sold
amounted to 130. The following are the closing priors

CITY AND SUBURBAN.
7 to 1 apt Mr. J. OiDry's Adventurer, 4 yrs, sst
1216 (t)
9 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Argonaut, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b
(off, t 10 to 1)
100 to 8 Mr. Elliott'. Gardener, 5 yrs, 74 41b (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Payne's Merry Maid, 4 yes, let 101 b (t)
20 to 1 Yr. C. Monk's Hamby Head, 4 yrs, 7st
10lb (t)
20 to 1 Yr. J. Johnstone's Oberon, 4 yrs, let
12lb (t)
25 to 1 Mr. J. Day's Canary, 5 yrs, 64 1016 (t)
25 to 1 Mr. Ten Broeck's Summseside, 3 yrs, 54
121 b (t)
33 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Amazonian, 9 yrs, bit 21b (t)
33 to 1 Sir F. Johnetone's c by Tadmor —Ol4-
°ably, 3 yrs, Est 61b (4)
40 to 1 Lad Uzbe's General Her, 6 yrs, Bst
31b (t)
YEISOPOLITAN.
6 to" 1 apt Mr. Ten Brix Ik's Bedouin, 4 yrs, 6st 10Ib
(Mal Sib en) (t)
8 to 1 Sir W. Codringtoses Cateleem Alive, 4 yrs,
6st 101 b (t)
8 to 1 Mr. Savils's Harlequin, 4 pm, Est 131 b (t)
10 to 1 Mr.J. Gibby's Adventurer, 4 yrs, 6st 21b (t)
14 to 1 Count F. de Lagrange's Alert., 4 yrs,
74 716 (t)
CHESTER OUP.
4 to 1 apt Cottat F. de Lepange's Stradella, 4 yrs,
7st 41b (1)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
6to 4 apt Count
1) F. de Legirsagee Hospodu (off, t 7
to
4 to 1 Lord Strathmcwe's Saccharometer(t and off)
10 to 1 Yr. Godding's Macoarati (t)
10 to 1 Captain Lane's Biwa Mantle (t)
12 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Rapid Moue (t)
15 to 1 Mr. H. L. Wiyram's Melrose (t)
THE DERBY.

7 to 1 spi Lard Bf, VioesaWiard Clifden (t)
15 to 2 Count F. d. Dwane* Hospodar (t)
11 to 1 Lord dtrathmore's Beecharometer(t)
16 t, 1 Mr. Watt's National Guard (t)
100 to 6 Hr. Naylor's Carnival (1)
20 to 1 Hr. B. L. Wigrarn's Helices (I)
25 to 1 Sir F. Johnstone's Glosoohty colt (off)
26 to 1 Lord dtaraford's Automaton (off)
25 to 1 Captain Lanes Blue Mantis (off)
40 to 1 Mt. H. fierill's Etanpr (t)
1000 to 15 Coast &wakes Gilead* First (t)
1000 to 10 Baron Rothsohild's King of the V.l. (t)

The subscription room wUI be open on Saturdayfor
settling on the Epsom muting, sad ••comparing^ on the
Two Thousand.

WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES.—MoNDAy.
Tim GRAND MILITANT EIYZIPLNotANN, a sweepetahas of
10 nom mob, 5 ft, with 60 added ; 129 t sack ; winners
site. About 3 miles. (9 sub.)
Mr. C. Mains's The Nabob, aged, List (Inc. Me art.)
wner) 1 1
Mr. MsOrJam's Tapley, aged. UM Tlb
(Ina ribs
wmia) 2
nre
t Tbe followlnviz ran : Nutcracker, My Mary, Glen
Arca, Yellow , and Lanford.
Name ; 1001. About 3 miles.
Mr. Haraird's Cannon Ball, lOst 1010 (Owner) 1
Captain Zowley's Mays, 10st alb (carried 10R 811 y (Owner)
Betting; At Ant to 1 on Stays, during' the running
2tol on Oman Ball, thou again 2tol on Stays. Slays
made the running to the sixth fence, where she pitched
her rider over her head, and Cannon Ball went on with a
long lead. Stays was remounted, and soon in hot pinwale,
and before reaching the Stand the fleet time had made up
her lost ground, and again took the lead until arriving at
the place where she displaced her rider in the first round ;
here she repeated the trick, and Cannon Ball, well ridden,
west ow by himself and won in a canter.
Tms Wreroson Ora HANDICAP HITZPLUCBAS2 of 100
sova,, added to a sweepstakes at 10 non. each, 2 ft. A bout
four miles. (13 Nabs.)
Mr. Bailees Taber Gal, Ilse 10lb (Mr. Dixon) 1
Mr. Land's Deceiver, UM B. Lad, jun.) 2
Mr. W. Baker's IVA et other Days Osta Joutufnx) ,
Ilat 1210 ti N 421
The following also ran Brownie, The Hero, non can, and
The Dane.

Betties : 2to 1 apt Denim, sto 2 apt The Dime, 3
to 1 apt Yeller Gel, sad sto I apt Light of other Days.
After a good Mart Kin Tom made the rennin followed by
Yeller Gal, The Hero, sad Licht of other Days, in the
order named, Brownie being the absolute last. Croaker the
tweak the fleet time Lovsey brought The Dane to the front,
sad got well over, succeeded by King Tom, second, Deceiver
tbbd, with Light of other Days sad Yeller Gal abreast.
The Hero refused, mid could not be persuaded to face it,
end was pulled up, as was also Brownie, at about two miles.
No shanties is the above ardor of running took place
until paring the houses oa the far side of the coulee, when
The Dee. got disappointed, sod Kin Tom took up the rue.
sing. No change took place with the exception of Yeller
Gel going lido the third place, sad Deceiver and the Light
of other Abe begs. to draw up to the leaden. Turning for
boats Deceiver cams to the heat, but as they entered the
back of the Goan Yeller Gel rushed through her harm,
and otter • floe nos, won by • length, Deceiver
Light of other Days by three-quarMrs of • length for
honours ; T 66 Demo • good fourth.
Tag fiampro BrzarLica662 ?!b 'ova each, with 25

added; weights far Igo, with willing allowances.
Captain Relkoirfe Longford, inc Tib (C. lloo:doi. 1
Mr. Toraidn's Sir Robert, lust (2. Niiii2lBlllol 1
The following bones also ran s—Dieleni, Idles Gand
Fidget.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Loagford ; 5 to 2 apt Sir
Robert; 4 to 1 apt Diadem. At the fall of
the flag, Sir Robert jumped off with the lead, at
a good pace Fidget and MiesGoodall going cm
second and third, Diadsm bluest up the rear. At the
sixth fence Fidget fell, wee remanded, but directly bolted
out of the course ; MiesGoodall also refused, and was
not persevered with. It was here the race was left with
the two placed, and half-a-mile from home Loagfeed took
up the ruosiag, and at the next foam air Robert fell, and
although Nishtingall was up in an (latent, he could not re-
cover his lost ground, and Longford woo by 6 lengths ; none
of the others pealed the post.
Tan BOROUGH 1110032Mi' PLATE (Handicap) of 5 sous.
each, with 25 added. About 2 miles and • belt.
Mr. Wood's Orkeesta, 104 71b (B. Land, fun.) 1
My F. Martin's Alloy, lbet ;owner)
The following also ran:—Gladiator, Tanana Quicksilver,
Kitty Skittles, and Mary Stuart.

Betting : T to 4 eget Gladiator, 2 to 1 apt Xantbus, 3 to
1 apt Orkonsta. Ahoy with Mary Stuart and Orkouste,.
made the running ; at the ling fence Gladiator refused, and
Mary Stuart came to grief, and the race was then left to
Ahoy who was leading, with Quicksilver second, and
Orkonsta third. Alter purring she houses the second
time Quicksilver disappeared from the contest, and at the
Lane Alroy, who was leading, refused, and was followed by
°violets; but young Ben, being the quickest to pull his
horse together, got out first, and held the lead to the finish,
winning by 12 lengths.

CHELTENHAM STEEPLECHASES.
Hoes= Annrwsts—Sir Henry, Peeartb, gby Cinema, Long
Odds, Swallow, Tarpooley, Pidpall, De Reuter, Sunbeam,
Deception, Fundy, Torrent, Vulture, Express, Wellington,
Over-the-Sea, Irely, Orphan, Oliver Twist, May Queen,
Minim:, Worcester.

EXTRAORDINAZT Arrentir TO 3rltuthen. —At the
Ashton-under-Lyne Borough Court, on Friday imorsing,
before William Sunderland and Samuel Howard, Ems.,
, Samuel Jackson, formerly a money currier, but now retina
from business, and reniding in Jackson street, Turner-lane,
hAton-uoder-Lyise, was charged with shooting at, and
unlawfully wounding, Peter Jamison, a mechanic, residing
in Turner-lam, in the mine borough. The prosecutor,
after having a walk, about nine o'clock on Friday evening,
Was returning home to his house, in Turner-buss, when
he was met by the prisoner Dear the Janette. Ins, in
the same locality. The prisoner dapped hurriedly
up to the prosecutor, and mud, " It is you, is it` I have
sought you now, and I will blow your brains out,"
at the same timepreseoting a pistol. The prosecutor heard
the cap of the pistol snap and saw • flash, whereupon he
mixed the prisoner, but the prieoser dealt him three severe
blows with the barrel of the pistol on the left side et the
bad, and he fell down. The prisoner, however feU open
him, and the prosecutor held him uutil assietUnce came.
The prisoner, when taken into custody and charged with
unlawfully shooting at and wounding the prosecutor,
with intout to do him grievous bodily harm, replied,
" I did Dot shoot him, but if I could have got neer mum*
to him I would have shot him." Mr. Delgliesh, the chief
000etable, then examioed the piMol, when the prisoner
said there was nothing in it but prim. The pistol,
however, cositalood powder and paper, and on •
seerch at the plebe where the outage wee committed two
peas were found. The prisoner afterwards said that he had
only pat peas into the pistol, end Weeded wily to sheet at
the toes lege. The prisoner woe sonimilted to the
us for trial, but bail wee sampled, himself la BOL, and
' two sureties of 251. sack. To meoluit for this desperate
attack, it is stated that the prossentor wan a tenant under
the prisoner for some sine or lee Teem and when he left
the prisoner sued him, in the Labton County Court, for
broken windows and • beam boiler. He did not et the
fall amount of hie claim, and eines then several windows
have been broken in the home. The prisoner has ascribed
the damage to the prosecutor, end was exasperated by his
sot gaining his action.
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'tato I ntciiigcttce.•
COURT OF RLNKRUPTCY.—APRIL 13.
(Before Mr. Omarisiomor °wham )
IN I COMM WAVOIL
Colonel Waugh was adjodiosted bankrupt in 1857,
and not choosing to eurreeder he was proclaimed au
outlaw, and liable to indictment for that offence. Raving
recently returned to this country, he was soon arrested,
and now lies in Whitecross-street prison, where his case
will come before Mr. Registrar Roche on Satu-dey next.
Meantime a petition is to be presented to the court that be
may be allowed to surrender lender the adjudication.

Di Hi MILLER.
The bankrupt, • brewer's assistant, of Hackney-road, ap-
plied for his order discharge. Debts, illf. ;no meta.
Mr. Aldridge and Yr. Sorrell opposed.
It appeared that the bankrupt had sold his hula., on
the eth of November, and bad afterwards ordered good' as
for the parpoaes of his trade.
The bankrupt pleaded • sort of condonation by stating
that tli• creditor had &harem* taken tea with him.

Hie Honour mid that-TheTlZkrupt had oon—Tr;;;:t debts
reseonsble expectatigm of tsing able to pay them,
and suspended the order for eiz mouth; one month to be
without protection.

The bankrupt, • fore igner,lTsd kept the rafreehment
rooms at the Polytechnic Institution. This was the sitting
for examination and discharge. The debts are of smell
amount _ _ _

11r.ilicholion opposed for creditors. The bankrupt had
disposed of his business last year for 2001. It was asked
that he might be required to amount for the proceeds.
The bankrupt said that 1361. of the money went to the
Polytechato Institution.
His Hooour did not think further aooounts necessary.
Mr. Nicholson further °Voted that the bankrupt had
vexatiously defended an action.
After hearing Mr. Howell for the bankrupt,
His Honour suspended the order for Wee months.