The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-23 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YerrERDAY.

6RIONi AT Ni 9 PRIV, AT OCILDIULL SHIM Ili Laic QM,
BARON &Kb ♦ SPICIAL Jt%T.

BUSH r. Fox (INlotti)Zetioisists.LPArrxr CASZ.
Sir A. E. Cockburn and Mr. Wetter appeared fur the
plaintiff; and Mr. Knowles' Q.C. Mr. Bramwell, Q C.,
and Mr. llindmarch fur thedetenivapa._ _ _

action against the daisies% Sir C. Fox,
Hendisenew, wad Co., for an infringements of a patent ob-
tained by the plaintiff, 11r. Busk, ea engineer, who con-
densing a lighthense es. the Goodwin meals. The patent
hed ham tellies set by Ile *lade deplitamber, 1841, for
the loweineeties of • esiensu mode of ilea pkeee, and con-
taining dir-light chambers, with the wane it supplying
atmespherie air, to be need for the purpose of
ensweatine ender weber. The plaintiff had availed himself
of a idler appanage he the oesselenction of the bulletin
ended IS the Goodwin Band. It was alleged that the
dellswileate had kldn the pleat in preparing the foun-
dation el abridge at Mositeseer. The defence set up wee,
that Lied Duadenabi had invested a similar mode of enca-
sed., before the *twill led obtained his patent.
The plaintiff was enemies& at some length, and in the
come of his eddies* Mani that the only difference be-
tties.' his immelies and that of Lead Dtitmald was,
that the /attee was 19 be aced oa lead, and the former in
water.

-TM Lord Chief Baran sold that after this evidence the
pant could not be suppereaL
Er A. Cookbook nudeeed a hill of esceptioas to the
ruling of the iceeneljudge.
The Lied Chief liven thee directed the verlict to be
entered as the Unit knee for the thifendaate, and the jury
were disdained as to the °tines.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTRILDAL
Baran Ma. Ccotosuomaa
IN RN WINCH.

This was the certificate meeting in the we of Wm. Winch,
described as a honied victualler and ivory-cutter, of the
Coal-hole Taverw, Strand, and of North-mews, Gray's-inn.
line. His accousde extended over 41 years prior to the
binkruptcy is hip las, sad showed uut of 2,0311.
due to assented creditors; the assets sly sagateo
mho about
sr is. is lb* p... 6. The posits were stated at 8334. on the
boy beiases; 1,11141. on ths lama Maness at the Coal-
MS; sad 7661. as the trog sad Joy Club ; the eggs
pas-
bad boa
Ma Wools he the malastas did sot oppose. He
stated that Os bankrupt bed bean Se Nee years in bud
ases as sa tory cutter; be obsegetettly took the Coal-bole
Taveen, mita a large awn be gobs Is but it had re-
sulted Is sloe: The bathe bed WWI well kept, and the
bealueo hal dose bb bast Maoist the soiasses.
HI. Nemo saki this me liallested Os evil coos-
questa et eon askant' his ova bathos he sae that ha
did set emiemidmil It seemed at be a pepalar delusion
that say N. was ceopeteat be beep a tom. Ho would
award a seedieste of the Need slam.

ECG lx xs =SOX.

Th. Mange. tended Vigil**
ens of Juba Hoblsm aril o.,iabalones aseblier sod
general .slitter, 1. Cleumeni&inad Hoe, nad Caws-
strest.ennd. His area irinLyssugswei by Mears. Harding
and Paste, of Ouildball Cbarlengs, extended over four-
teen .cotes prier to the hikes lo July last, and showed a
considerable smeeng est Issehranwt. The following are
the keen: T. useesuread aredhare, 8,0.591; ditto holding
security, MOIL ; surging es dr 16th of May, 1861, 2,6931.;
profits, 4,08111. Ify.. pod debtors. 8901. ; doubtful ditto,
1691. ; property. 1,6661. ; ditto held by creditors, 4,6921. ;
trade explore, 6,9711. ; interest, 9001. ; law charges,
7d71. ; pessrsal expenses, 6661. ; loam, 2,2681. ; ditto by
bad debit. 1,3031. The losses of 2,2681. include 1,5381.
on three parcels of goods sold to Messrs.
rwtel a MOM
sad Co., Messrs. Morrison and Co., and Messrs.
Parnell and Co.
Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, stated that the accounts
had only been filed last evening. Owing to their extremely
voluminous nature the accountants had not been able to get
them ready earlier. An adjournment of the examination
meeting would therefore be necessary.
Mr. Linklater, for the assignees, concurring,
His Honour directed an adjournment fur six weeks.
IN as BLAKE.
The bankrupt, an innkeeper. at Attleborough, applied fur
his certificate. His unsecured debts were 1,3001. There
were no available assets, his property in the inn having
been taken under a bill of sale given to Sir W. B. Smith,
the landlord, for the valuation and cash advances. The
profits were put down at 1201.; trade and personal ex-
penses, about 9001.
Mr. Lucas opposed, for the assignees, urging that the
bankrupt had begun, two years ago, with a deficiency of
3801,, and had traded recklessly.
Mr. Linklater, Ism the bankrupt, submitted that his
trading had been conducted on sound principles, and with
every prospect of success. The opening of a railway in
the neighbourhood had created a demand for tavern accom-
modation, but the returns had not been equal to the extent
of the establishment.
His Honour said the bankrupt had traded !eager than
was justifiable, though no positive dishonesty was fin-
potable to him. A third clam certificate would be ted
at the mad of twelve soothe frees the last