The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-15 00:00:00

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A CLaanruais Daowiero.—A painful sensation
was sassed hers eel Tharaday, by the news of the death by
ditearniart of the Itev. &Woman Barr, a elerytyntan of the
•hureh !ertled, and oae of the priest-vieare of the
BMW Cathedral. It amass that the err. w•ntlernan went
team Exeter M lisielowe, In Cornwall, to officiete for an

;118estTioganw, and Wee ritual to sea bathing. went
COM asjey • boa early ea Tuesday morning. As he wee
absent kora than was rowed, his friends went in watch
of
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sad kined,* theftecb, his clothes, and his &Oh-
io"' deg Odes wee ft* No trace of the unfortunste
01174 wee Wilk, sad after • lehormue ...Lech, the
21.dionevered tb wit day, at some distance team
the Wee where the aloft. were fogad. It is thointlit the.
the Mw had buss Mood with cramp, as he was an
*Wawa miaow. The itionsphis y altogether &drew-
=k w *et hie wag had bon to Franee, or •
me
her maths; sad had nnained in the emir purl
of dr weak, ripeonlas no have ear, her husband by an
unexpound saitatleg. Mr bark lewase,, that be was in
Onrewell. mid wren no Idol. On Monday, he 'Vika
ellhadenneely. saying fist le &sold a• Innn•
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Rain ilntelltgence.
COURT OF lIANKKUPTCY.—YESTERDAY.
throat Ma. Cololoolol.lllk nos.
IS RS Litz.—Titz "GUILDFORD BARS."
There wu an audit metting to-day in the swatter 01 An-
thony Lee, sole surviving postage in the thouira Beak,
the bankespieg in whisk task *se fa ISA
Mr. Lammas am egffileil, mist lbs IMi eseisa et
the act, for an arise et as seers, Wheeling the staleinat
allowance to the bankrupt. In this ewe a dividend 01
6s. 4d. had bees gm* {be amount of Mks being 147,6161.,
and the ease &Wei being 46,834 k The dividend being
under 10a., Ws Isres the case within the discretionary
part of the steam,, wneewy the mart might order a pay-
ment to the bealirW Wf 3 per cent. on Use amount divided,
bat not to exceed MI. Here the sum of 3001. fell far
below 3 per cent. on the amount divided ; but it did not
appear that the coo t hail power to go beyond that sum.
Hear,. Hadley and Fader, for the assignees, concurred
in the application.
Mr. Livesey, the sole surviving 'soignee, said he had not
the slightest objection to the payment being made ; on the
other hand, he wished it to be done.
His Honour said that, under these circumstances,
could hare no hesitation in making the desired order. he

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YranowAY.
Masses al& Connsemosma Law.
IN THU MASTS' or YKANCIS lONATIUS COTLIL—BITILA.
OIDINANT APPLICATION.
In this tam an extraordinary application was made on
the part of the insolvent, a prisoner in Newish', for leave
to tile his petition and to be heard ander the act before the
espiration of his sentence. It appeared that in October
last the prisoner was indicted at the Central Criminal Court
on • charge of forgery, at the instance of Captain Alleyne,
and on conviction wee sentenced to 12 months' imprison-
ment in Newgate. Since his confinement in Newman a
detainer, at the snit of a creditor named Hart, was lodged at
Newgate, and by an order of Mr. Baron Platt, on the ter-
mination of the sentence he would be delivered to the she-
riff's officer.
Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) applied foe permission to
file a petition, notwithstanding the confiscate's, in New-
gate. He produced an Mil tacit in which the iasolvent was
described as • "gentleman, betting on the tasf." end
stating that the reason he had not applied Deface was that
he was not aware that he could petition whilst in Newgate.
A rule nisi was granted to the detaining creditor, 'adios
cause was ',hewn.
Mr. Lewis asked the court to grant leave to file the pe-
tition.
Mr. Commissioner Law remarked that it was an applies,
tion by a prisoner in Newgate on a criminal charge, to peti-
tion, and so to take advantage of any judgment that might
be pronounced in this court. (A laugh.) His Honour ex-
amined the documents tiled, and said he should require to
see the schedule before it was filed. He would grant leave
to file the petition.
Leave was accordingly given, and the petition will De
forthwith filed. It is the first case of the kind that has °c-
onned, and on the day appointed for the binning an order
will be issued by the court to the Governor of Newgate to
bring the insolvent before tho court.

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