The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-25 00:00:00

LATEST Btrriscr ON TIW COUSSIL
OAKS.

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to 2 agst Wiaornu "••
l 2 to I apt Vexation
4 to 1 IM-it-Again 13 to I -- lodine
Sto 1 nitro IS to 1 ---- Ludy Eli:abet,
7 to 1 Attraction 15 to I Itiotafikta
12 to 1 itopaoita 15 to I -- Lola Montea
12 to 1 Queen of the May
INTELLIGENCE EXTR —A.OO r HEATH, 1814.
ACCEPT/04CD+ FOR TOY. AscoT STAKES. Chanticleer,
Sot 7lb ; Lady Wildalr, Sot 41b; thilert, Sat; Rattrap, Sot; Mathema-
tician, Sot 9111; No Coo, lot ; Chat, let 7lb ; MontpenAsr, I;lb
Mi. Elio, Sot Slb ; Adminnitratoe, 74 Mb; Jae o' Sot, Sot slb ; The
Swallow, Sot 41b; Sheraton, 74 21b; Plaudit, lot 21b; Rabithorp, 74;
Malt, let ; 6at 13lb ;thy the Provont out or Miss Whip, Gat I Ilb ;
sult,na, gat loth; Forest Flower, tot Itilb; Wintonia, 64 alb, Antago-
nist, Get Mb; Sally Malmo, tad 71b: lksit-Agaln, Got 516 ; Tarella,
51b; Vampire, Got Mb; Neot le, Got 3lb; Telegraph, Int ; Mar-
pesuo, Cot; eh fby Lord Stafford out of Itinllime, 601 fa. Taft,
Sat lolb ; Antelope, 54 tCb ; sunnyoide, ; lodine, Sat tab;
Itadibltrw, Sot Mb. Milliner, Sot 910; Vexation, Sot Sib; Amin.
'nt ; Tuocan, Sol Sit.; Swordplayer, Sot 21b; Woodcrult, Sot 2lb;
Mlw Orbell, tat 121 b; Reflection 4itt 1216 ; Embrace, 4,it loth; oioter
to Videntuarimo, 44 41b;

IiEWMAitKET JULY MEKTING, 1848.
TtatriDAT.—Duke of Meiiford's restos, 3 ym, flit 71b, opt
Mr. T. Iltiviey's Maltlen's Blush, 2 yrs, 7il; last half mile of Ncw
T.Y.C., 13.31, b It.

1 ab) Entalignue.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Before Mr. Oiminissiiiiner Shepherd.
GitOfiaLY Darkicrive. AccousTo.—J. Web* atm, plait
dealer, of Luton, came up on Tuesday for hie last exa-
mination. On a pervious day the examination had been ad•
journed, sine die, owing to the unsatisfactory state of the
accounts, which were to a great extent unvouched. The
bankrupt now came up at his own expense. No msterisl
alteration being made in the state of the accounts, Mr. Law-
rence, for a creditor named Liter, submitted, that the case
could not be re-heard, as it was in fact calling upon his
honour to reconsider his own decision. Mr. Linklater was
heard for the bankrupt, and the cast was ultimately gone
into. It appeared, that during twenty-one months, over
which period the balance sheet extended, the bankrupt had
bang ht goods to the amount of 07,0001., on
which he claimed a profit of 2,0004 ; but this
was more than counter-halanced by a loss of
0,3611. ; besides items of 3,2781. for trade expenses
(of which only 1201. was vouched); 4101. for law expenei
(601. only was vouched); 7161. tor discounts (1461. only
was vouched); travelling txpenses, wholly unvouched,,
350/. ; domestic expenses, also utieeuched, 7291. Rio debts
and liabilities were 10,3331., against which his seconnts
showed 1,719/. of good debts due, and property. 273/. The
th.nkrupt stat d, in examination, that he kept no clerk, but
he, and one or two rf the men about, kept act ounts in the
best way they could. Never eaten d ni, rt ady.meney pur-
. bases in his cash-book; they might amount to 5,0101. In
the accounts prepared since his bankrup'cy, his ready-money
purcha.es were put down at t seedy 3111. per month, but
this was only correct as to the total. There was no single
item in his hook- to warrant the correctness of these figures.
The item for discounts was 1111 rely estimated.—The Commis-
sioner said it would be impossible to allow the bankrupt to
pass on such accounts, which might contain hundreds of
frauds. The case must bo again adjourned sine die.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
Before Mr. Commirakeaer
A CONCOCTER OF COMPAN I F.B.—J . J. Morris, who wee de-
scribed as the foreman of " The General Wood Cutting Com-
pany," and formerly provisional chairman of " The Cana-
dian Land and Emigration Society," clerk and auditor of the
" Merchant Traders' Ship and Lilo Inourance Anocitttion,"

8110Bit:1/ITCH COUNTY COURT.
iter,ite Mr. Sap toot Stoke.
Ronettle e. OXI.KY AND I)r11 Rite —III.II•OUTANT TO TIIT
TIO'KTEE. ON 1111 NOCIKTI Y.K —This wan an action
I ght to recover the HUM of 191., being the amount paid on
two &herrn into the funds of the Hackney Benefit Building
Society. Dr. Oxley, one of the trunteev of the society, contended
that he and the other defendants were not liable, having re-
signed their trust in J une,lsl6, nine months previously to the
dissolution of the society, and other trustees having been ap-
pnnted in their place,—The plaintiff said the gri at. r
lelr-
tion of the money was paid into the society before the re-
signation of the defendants, and that he had gier n notice of
withdrawal in March, 1847.—The learned judge was if
opinion that the defendants were liable up to the pet iod If
their resignation. lie accordingly gave judgment against
them for 1(11. reserving the consideration of the balance Until
lhtir successon were sued fur that amount.