The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

DISOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YmnapAy.

imam Two Cam Ocentammeria.
Is In Mims OF WILLIAM JOMM Baoww.
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This nedvist. a Wly linendrapu, was opposed in on
by
ooaki,ereatee. mod Whitwottb; ea& supported by Mr.
in ltthe
sc appeared that
ule, foe the insolvent had ass* n 1,00044 ton"
hed 01 them-
use. The debts were etVari;amd ft tree as meow
of suet 'Mein hie mew. whin tun the eughweee'
that he bad met bees We to poy hie iweitten.
Mr. Ceske; meld the issilistuurle ad mischievous strike
had prevented the insolvent tram satin in his debt
Many of the debtors were ast S. be Mad ; and it was
proposed that 1001. should be paid Orr *eagle to the ellinal
assignee, and they meld be melipiedeme be the fiesehmit.
The Chief Commielense mid he would leave the mew
in the hands of the proeisketal asslinee.
The insolvent was libtharged.

BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OFBANKRUPTCY.
Evora Oommtssiona lls. lioasurr *maim.
Rs WIIJAAMS AND Boxe, BANIIIIB, NEWPOILT.—Tua

NIWPOId OLD BAN[.

Asada'? sitting in this case was held yesterday, when
Mr. W. Bevan appeared as solicitor to the newly appointed
azir.FaLlervan applied for an adjournment of the examine-
ties, an thegeeaad of hie not having been able to obtain:
be. Maws. larerf, Clerk, and Co., the solicitors to the
knew asdpses, • bankrupts' balance sheet and some
eMsr Imptehnt pagers connected with the estate, without
whisk be had it iysasgM to go on. Ile had noshed
ishoulions ham sewed million in Newport to mains
the boobrapts M asehis paints,, bat it would be wider be
him assnisesgin the esoimisdes until he found linear la
Of Ss mass r Bartle. There was also a bill
ray 7M1., whir► hist bus buried M Mr. Pdweb smiler cir-
connhosoß as be was buterdsd. whisk be awl" have to
dispel. Mat was still in Xmas. Sweep, Clark and Co.'s
posesselso. He had made repesesil application, but Mr.
Seamy and Mr. Cbott were away and Mr. Fussell, ano-
ther priser, was M. and I. hie house.
Hie Menses @eked if IMF kept no margin clerk ?
Mr. Divan said their did, but be bad not procured the
rhe wanted. Ho did not apprehend that Mews.
ill and Clark bad wg design to throw obstacles in his
way.
His Honour inquired how long Mr. Bevan asked for an
adjournment ?
Mr. Bevan said fee a fortnight.
His Honour remarked that Mr. Bevan would be enabled
to come to the court and get the balance-sheet if be should
not obtain satisfaction otherwise. The court hardly knew
how to deal with the matter, if it had to do with parties
whom it really suspected of deliberate intention in neglect-
ing to furnish the dxuments referred to, be should sum-
mon them before the court, make a formal order upon them
for the delivery up of the papers, and then if such order
was not complied with, he should commit them. He wished
it to be understood that the court had this power, and
would exercise it where It believed there was any impro-
per intention.
Mr. Bern said he acquitted Means. /every, Clark, and
Co.. of any inch intention. He believed that they had con-
sidered it desirable to make a particular schedule of the

UN BOOM said ha hoped there would be no further de-
lay than was neesmary, as it was a serious matter for a very
latie Way of arailton.
Mr. lbws gm made an application requiring on behalf
of the lawalme al sae of the bankrupts' wives that a lot
aboadibewlthimawa from some property advertised for
sale area weak wad in which Mrs. Williams, under her
maniami well moat, claimed an interest of 2,6001. lustme-
time he the neseries• settlement were given to Messrs.
Prather* and Co., of Newport, and it was intended that
Mr. William should take the filet life interest, and Mrs.
Williams a mased, bat by some mistake both had beau
gime is dm basiospt.
It was ullimaally determined to withdraw the lot to give
time Om inquiry either before his Honour or a court of
etivdt7.