The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-08 00:00:00

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Lab) inttlltgaut.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Aran. &
APPEALS.

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This was an appeal from the Court of
Led. The matter involved is emanested valid*
translations of the Late John Sadleir ; and the simat—inne
diverted of any extraneous matter are as follows. In
July, 1855, John being then the chairman of the
Londe, and County Banc and • member of parlismentmas
indebted to the bank about 200,000/, for which the busk
held ample security. James Badleir his brother, who
was the sawing director of the Tipperary Bank,
applied to hie behalf to the solicitor of the bank
for • further loan of 90,0001., which he offered to
mere to antald antic in Ireland. The application was
duly soosidered by • eon:mitts, of the bank, sod a 'impuni-
ties made by James &idle& for the gradual liquidation and
ultimate eN;Milinient of the debt due from John &disk
was laid before them. It was is the effect that property of
the value of from 450,0001. to 480,0001. should be assigned
to three trustees, of whom James Sadler was to be can,
the claw two to be chosen from the &metm of
the bank ; that the trustees should have power
to sell as speedily Mpossible so much of Jobe
fiedlelei property as should liquidate any advances which
might be made by the bank, and also the debt then due to
the mass ; that the beak &odd advance to the treeless so
moat =liogot 4=100,000/4 as should
all the ei John Sedleir ; tidal=
od 40,000 L des brldint no the 71qemr San *mkt stead
over ntil na HAUSies eine feign Imam and 45losety
Biele nee paid ; nerTippssan Bank
the Loud= nil Canty Ink spinet ley Itstitalirgaaross or
adviser MIMI the midi( debt cd John Sadleir at the end
16 mango at the Inset. Jame Bedsit also Xes*
that then wen frelhaid properties dthe value
which could be realised before the following Damenshem
the purpose ialtyment to the bank, and that • mortgagn
called thee which wee • good
_security for
KOOK, Wars that tipsy its being nieWPA to another
panty, bet if that could be Wafted. iteestabe"p:tid off
by the produce of isles dties Marquis of a pro-
peaty vans 18 moathci and in the sent at its ant bDtieieng
rained he the muse et the then year, it wilt be
by the haat, if it nose, is part liquidation aflolui :12Z;
debt ; and It was stated that them would be &baseline
of aszpien pepsin lined the 174,(1001. audits, WOOL
which it was propond that the tenter should ram In
the malt, ens ads slates wen eemened to the
dint llimessier, who was sad is • dbustor d the
I
sad Oman Beak, and Ming *MUM. Jllll5llll BOW;
one ot then, and • sum of 96,0001. wees agreed to bee
vaned by the bank ow that Anon /1/116,
whoa the salkeiter of the ban to been deeds of me.
Mins read ill Dublin. no • disowned *Ng the
*Cates had- ben previously 20°41P0 to th2.9rUsat's
Moan Joseph Eyre, in October, ign, Jan lIIIIMPOW, how-
ever, induced Eyre to means • mime to Nam of the
Prior loonifor. to Ids 88b•liluillli *ma is • Swedish
railway ea • security. Alter tin death Of Jahn
Ilidilsie, la rehrmery, 1856, 818 aspesnesdadves of the
Cann Beak proceeded to all the 'SWIM in the Inoue
bend !beaks Court is lealmid, bat wars last b an
=by Eyre that the token he had was
by hand, sad this the shams which ware iMli
0.414 as his easurity were forged and gonna& The
.11c4 the Ineelintorad Ulnas Court held den the
mists* wm valid as !spaded the claim et gm Leedom and
Ginty Bonk. which denim ins saran by the Lards
Joslioss of the Court of Appeal in Wen& Beaus the
present appsaL
Judgment was pealgemeL

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