The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-18 00:00:00

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weerKerr.—Robneadale, Dyke, Angel-akin, and Lula-
boek nomioated. Poll demanded.

SLIGO COUNTY.7BOOSI (C) sod Cooper

QUZJEWB Cooterz.—thione, Y'D,•n+ld, Fitzpatrick,
Bright, O'Shea, and KeHy Nominated. Yon demanded.
Itzmrazivenutz.--Speize and Stuart nominated. Poll
demandid.

Yoarnsina (Nowa &aim) —Duncombe, Morrltt, sad
Milbeake Dominated. Poll demanded. _ _ _

YouGaix.—Mr. IMo:um (L) returned. Mr.. L Butt
Mired.

NOMINATIONS FIXED.

PROVINCIAL.
• TO-NOLIOW, JUST 19.
Carmarthenshirst Merliesethahire.
Derbyshire, South. I Norfolk (west).
Hampshire. North. Northamberlsod=).
Herefordshire. . .
1 Yorkshire, Rest g.
Leioesterahire (South).
THUBSDA'
Leicestersl

r, JULT 20.
n (North).

IREL

AND.
• niT_lB.

IKUI DAY,.

Clare County.
Does County.
Dublin County.
Ferm►na6F County.
Waterford County.

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°slimy Musty.
Kilkenny Cooney.

Tyroa• IlppiratOu:vaa.iy.

TO-110111ROW.
Ar County. i
Cokagtouty.
Kildare County.
Leitrim County.
Limerick County.
liieg's County.
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F. MILT 19.
Lowth County.
Mayo.
Monaghan Comity.
Wexford County.
Wicklow County.

AND.
Jinx 19.

TO•NOZZOW,

Argyleshire. - -
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Orkney an(

JULY 2L
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LAW INTELLIGENCIL

COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—JuLT 17.
(Before Yr. Registrar Winslow, as Commissioosr.)
IN biz G. V. PIIGH.—.IODGIIINT.
The bankrupt, who was formerly • captain in the 90th
regiment, was adjudicated by the Registrar at Petworth-
gvaL He sought to be discharged from debts of 42,0004
His Honour now gave judgment. He mid that the
anigossa, represented by Mr. Lawrence. did not oppose, and
as they were elected by creditors for 30,0001., it must be
assumed that the facts of the cam, with which they were
better an-painted were very mach in the bankrupt's they
it was admitted, however, that the bankruptcy was coca.
siooed by speculations on the Stock Exchange, which,
though catered into by Um wife of the bankrupt
without hie koordedge, were afterwards sent.
tioned by him, and he could act have bad any
expectation of paying the debts be had incurred except
from the result of the speculations ; but it was urged that
if they had been carried on for a few weeks longer the result
would have been a considerable profit. The court, how-
ever, could not attach much weight to such an excuse on
the part of a man who engaged in large speculations with-
out sufficient capital and with no bargees' experience.
Under all the circumstances he did not feel called upon to
do more than mark his sense of the bankrupt's conduct by
suspending the order of discharge for eighteen mouths, with
protection for six months, renewable unless cause be shown
to the contrary.
Suspension accordingly.
II RI B. GLITSINTIIII.—JUDGIUMFT.
The bankrupt, who was a young man, carrying on the
business of • wins merchant in Tower street, recently ap-
plied for an order of discharge, owing 2,5831. to unmet:red
creditors, 1,5294 to creditors holding security, and 4411. 1
liabilities upon bills discounted, and with meets of 754 only
recovered by the assignees from the bankrupt's mother in
as action brought against her. The court having taken
tine to coa.ider, now came to the °inclusion that the
skrupt h.ri traded meet recklessly, that be must have
bees aware of the reckless course he was pursuing, and
that he could not expect to pay the debts be was rontract-
ing, and amongst others those of the sadism, who com-
plained that the bankrupt bad obtained goods from him
shortly before stopping payment. The bankrupt pre-
viously to that transaction had pledged goods. and he
must, therefore, have known that he was in insolvent cir
cumotanoes. The court also thought that the bankruptcy
was pertly attributable to the nojustierible extravagance in
living. He was of opinion, as the bankrupt might hereafter
be able to pay his debts, that the order should be granted
subject to his setting aside all his future earnings beyond
1004 a year until his creditors should have received Be. is
the pound on the debts proved order the bankruptcy.
Conditional order amordingly.