The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-14 00:00:00

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UNITED SERVICE PLATS 07601: Heats, about halt a ittiba
Mr. Moore', Wooden Wan

Mr. Bray's Alvanlcy
Mr. Lear'. .
Mr. Fleming's Duke, aged, 24; Captain Cream% Porto Be s.
aged, 7 at 12lb; and Mr. Cleats es lay of the Lako, aged. 7st 71b,,
Moo inn. Won by- • b,ftd, bum &upwind by Mr. Bray, Irtto walked
Aleatncy beer bra second hat.

LEVES BACEI.-WLDNISDAY.

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Mr. H. Forth's Laundry Maid (Hornsby) I
Mr. Boyee'e Colleen Hawn 3
Mr. Brown's nd Sir Peter Laurie . ...„ .. _ 3
Mr. Terrell's Little Meleeon by a Yoga. 4
Win Ns
STASES of 3 soes. each, sad 23 added; the second
i save his eteke. T.Y.C. bout..
Mr. Macre. Propeller (0. Brava) t
Mr. Irwin'[ Dean Swift
Mx. Worley. Headmen.
Mr. Roberte's Outpost
Mr. J. Vcrrelle °LAMM
Won by • neck.
Hint MAST:ATVS PLATS of 1006[. Hods, Now Come.
lard Stredbroke's Ls-noses (Net) I 1
Mr. P. Belle Spectator ... S 2
Mr. Mestyn's Archness
Wan erg.
MEMBIRS. PLATE of 501. Heats, one =As.
Mr. Winch's Comedy —.... ...... (C. Brews) S I I
Mr. Boyce's Colleen Beene I 4 1
Mr. Worley. iinailMan
Mr. Belerun's Selina ....
It,. Smith's Tell..
Mr. Welte's Little - "

3 6 4
3 3 dr
4 3 dr
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lab) Entelltatnce.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.
IN as BROWN AND BROWN.—ALLEGED LIVING ON
CREDITORS.—These bankrupts, who were sail-makers, of
Broad street, Madill', applied for their certificates.—Mr.
Lawrence, for one of the trade assignees, said that he op-
yield upon public principles. The bankrupts had kept
their books with great regularity, and by them they knew
every year that their trade expenses and lours far exceeded
the profits but, notwithstanding this fact, they drew out of
the firm, during eight years, no less a torn than 4,700/. The
debts were 7,4864, and the 'wets about 2,0001. They had
lost 5001. by a patent, and being in a state of well-known
irretrievable insolvency, he (Mr. Lawrence) submitted that
they had no right to eater into any speculation. They had
been actually living upon their creditors during the
whole of their trading, and, under such circumstances,
it was prayed that the certificates should be suspended.—
Mr. Bagley, for the bankrupt', submitted that there was no
fraud or dishonesty in the conduct of his clients, and drew
the attention of the court to the fact that the books had
been erremely well kept; that they had made very large
sales, although the profits were small ; and that they had
been very unfortunate ; they had lost 500!. upon a ship.
The elder bankrupt was instructed by a gentleman to buy
the hull of a ship, and receive a commission for his trouble.
He entered into an agreement to purchase it for LOW, and
the elder bankrupt's hands. He, however, received as
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advance of money, and fitted the ship out at an expense of
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pa2m,3ootyhe/ed.,freonrtd..—oattfuetshnesenardec.o
; near sagiesided the certificate of the
elder bankrupt for aix months, sad that of the younger for
three months. Protection was granted.
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