The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-13 00:00:00

LAW

TALLIGENCE.
LS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Ware the :Wile Ordinary.)
ITIZZIO AND SMITH.
Mr. Salter appeared for the petitioner; Searle for the
respondent ; Mi. Serjeaot Ballantine and Dr. Spinka for the
on-reepondent.
The petitioner, a Swede, and the mate of a trading vessel,
married the respondent in July, 1860. In the register the
husband wu described ea 24 years of sgs and the respon-
dent an 30 ; bat one of the witnesses maid be thought the
latter rather a favourable data of the case. She we a'
widow and the berwoinan of a public-house in Commercial-
read, kepi by the so-respondent Smith, who wet also amid to
be quite a young man. The petitioner claimed 15001. by way
of damages.
The case had not made much progress when we west to
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Cocandisiorier Fam)
IN RR CRAILMII VANS CLARK.
The bankrupt wee described as a stock and share broker,
of flattori-oornt, Thmadneednetreet, and of Southend ; also
seeretery to the Anglo-French Trading Company,
now is coarse of winding-age This was the sitting for
examination and discharge. The lialitities are 2,9901.,
against which the:, are some doubtful debts, and property
held by creditors stated at 1,0001., consisting of two policies
of in/armee.
Mr. Grover, for the assignees, did not oppose, and the
order was granted.
IR RI UMW MOW.
This bankrupt, who was a baker at West Ram, came up
to pass his lest imminatloa and apply for his order of de-
lfts accounts showed unsecured creditors, 8881.
triC. ; secured, 931. ss. Id ; and meta, 841. Oa. Id.
Mr. Alfred Stanford, solicitor, supported.
Mr. Goodday, for the official assignee, pat a few questions
to the bankrupt, and elicited the fact that his rent bad been
in weer, more or less, for 20 years past. The landlady
diatrained for 951., and the goods were sold for 521.
His Honour granted the order.
IN RZ P. R. JACIDON.
The bankrupt was described as a ship owner and iroo-
foundor,of St. Peter's-alley, Oornhill, and the Woof Man. His
liabilities en emeiderable, about 14,6001. ; meta uncertain,
depending on the realisation of the mortgaged property. it
was stated that the accounts had not been filed, owing to
the illness of the bankrupt.
Mr. Rockwood, for the assignees, and Mr. Lawrence, for
the bankrupt, agreed on an adjournment for two months.

The bankrupt was described as a " dealer in WIDEN,* of
Ovington-square, Kensington. This woe the sitting for
examination and discharge. The liabititis are 2,7861. ;
preperty held by creditors. en. • no meta, beyond 6641.
returned ss bad and doubtful debts,
Mr. Murray, for the assignees, end Mr. Maloney, for the
bankrupt, 'grad on en adjournment fora cash aoooust.
IN IR IeCAY—ADJUDICATION.
M. A. Turner promoted a petition and obtained adjudi-
cation what Alexander Yawn M'Kay,draper, of Heirbam,
in the county of Norfolk. The liabilities pre said to be
large. Messrs. Gurney, bankers, of Norwich, ere the peti-
tioning creditors.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.)
IN IA ALIMANDIR BOBFET IRVINE.
The bankrupt wee described as • gentleman, of Hampton,
Middlesex.
Mr. C. R. Lewis stated that the cam was in rather
a peculiar position. The debtor had first sought
to arrange with his creditors by deed, bat an
amain; creditor for a small amount had thrown the
matter into bankruptcy. Afterwards the creditors had
passed a resolution for winding up the estate out of court,
under the provisions of the 184tli sec., and the bankrupt now
came before the coon for the double purpose of having his
accounts =Mimed and receiving his order of discharge.
The liabilities were considerable—upwards of 14,0001-, but
a large proportion of this 1131)0GOt was due to family
creditors.
His Honour said as there was no opposition, the' .nkrupt
might pea, and receive his order.
LII its XITTIRIDOIL
The bankrupt was a builder end cabinet-maker, of
Carabuid-road, South Hackney. This was the r ljor-ned
examination meeting. The hankiapt owes 5961. and re-
turns property in the hands of the creditors as of the value
of Mil.
Mr. Norton opposed for the assireass. At the last sitting
the bankrupt had been ordered to furnish additions)
accounts, which he had failed to do.
His Honour directed as adjournment for two months, at
the bankrupt's expense.
IN RI 01011011 ?tams RIIRRILL.
The bankrupt was a brewer and publics's, of the Brewery,
Shepherd's-bash. He bad olio been engaged in building.
This was the sitting for examination and discharge. His
nescared debts! are 1,0721. ; ell the property is held by
secured creditors.
An adjournment was ordered for amended accounts.
Mr. Begley Mr. Dona, and Mr. E. lined appeard to
the ails. Mesas. Johnson, Cooper, and Wiatle us the
a mountants.
(Before Mr. Registrar Roche.)

The bankrupt in this ease was an innkeeper is the late of
Wight. One creditor proved a debt of 751., and proposed
himself ea trade assignee. It appeared, however, that this
creditor wet clerk to the solicitor eating in the matter of
the petition, and on that awed the regietrav refuted to
confirm the appointment, and eamegnently so Mode amigo's
was appointed.