The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-09 00:00:00

IURT OF BANKRUPTCY,

Society of At,
authority upon
made by the plain
for an injunction

applying to .
before Vice Chancellor

junction. l3l.

lore to enter

statu the court

necessary to 0.._ parliament to.
all the Birmingham and Oxford shareholders were willing
that the contract should be carried out, still there
must be an act passed for the purpose. When
this case was before the court on
occasion, under the title of " Motley ..
the court in its judgment had made the fillewing
tion, which clearly supported this proposition •
agreement of the 12th of November the
Oxford Company had agreed not simply t
to the Great Western, but the agreement
a third party was introduced. It appeared t.
ham, Dudley, and Wolverhampton Company
parties, and the contract was to sell not only th,
Birmingham Railway, bet first to effect en
with the Birmingham and Dudley, and then
&mated railways to be sold to the Great 7-
obvious that thh esatuat anld wet tak•

As suggested w an roper ,
cause a road once made was in progress of deterioration till
again repaired.—The rest of toe court concurred.—Rule
refused.

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in aim ....gip., ••rij •••••••• •-- .---—...•-••••.-- g•r—,••• nouncing that the proprietors WON= DE vocally Lama ampemit, em , re,„0,000„. 0,0 d.scerbbe.-7-
any companies had no p .wer t; enter into any contract milted that in the case of indictments for the non-repair of COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. into the boat, anis succeeded in hying nom of tne prooner. that the msets of the bmk are ample to met all lb engagements. 11UNTINODON.—Nor. 6, at Oaultepeottbc, Waterford, the Couniter for uniting their different companies, and if they had no highroads, which the ,present one was, the question was Before Mr. Oommlosimer Pane.
. He saw the hand of the deceased rise above the water, and The affairs of the Banking Company are likewise la an undecided of iiimangam, do damp:.
power to do an, the court could have no right to enforce the whether the road was in as good a state of repair as it had Ix its CHARLES °ELM/N.—ALLEGED FRACD.—Thas tried to reach it but could not, and immediately after. posture. The balandisheet has Men prepared end enkadtted to toe MoRTIMCk. Noy. 6, ths Mk of the RCN Dr Mortimer, Heed nie
contract. There was another case, that of ii Ward ti, the ever been ? The evidence had shown that it was. The bankrupt, who bad carried on busineas as an oilman and directory; and perhaps
ea
adopt
days the die
shay determine Maser of the City of London school of a daughter. mi
Society. of Attorneys" (1 Collier, 307), which was also an learned judge, however, had left it to the jury to say whethir grocer, in Oxford-street, applied for his certificate.—He waa wards deceased sunk. Witness got the drags, and in about
oo in reference to a Meeting of the MARIILtOEB.
CATIIERWOOD—YOUNU.—Nos. a at St. Oita,. Camberwell, J. aes
drip tors. re .will
to 'greyer, authority upon the subject In that ease an application was2o minutes or half an hour afterwards he saw the body upon Doane sy hbe „tie
eetkipetie., however, that
the roal was in good and subatantia reFstr. This direction opposed by Mr. Cooke, who stated that the account. corn- taken 'shore. Beth prisoner and deceased had been drink-. raj. coiami.poicot will aysidoc. tyalterimed. Esq.. of Clairtessmare, to Keturah, widow.' R. YODOC !ay,
made by the plaintiff, who was a member of the company, was wrong; f
ort the public was not entitled to obtain oy this mencing in March 1846 and ending in June 1847, showed in, freely, prisoner being the worst of the two. During In pursuance of the report of the committee appointed to Dolss- wit,_ll`Zort.'""°,,,,,LNit,..". 45.5' rdo'llo,„,k,'oo .by a,. Re,,, I. W. me
for an injunction to restrain the goy, ening body from indictment a ter road thou it could have claimed if small the debts and liabilities to be about 1,600/., and assets stated the whole time the deceased and the prisoner had been work- investigate the affairs of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, the Decks. L. Downes, lisq„ to Ellen, youngeer daughter of the ate J. all
applying to the crown for a new charter. It eamo oa repairs had been done from time to time. at about 1301. This WAS his own petition. It was now corn- jog with witness they had been on good terms.—The pri- following circular has been forwarded to the various Bootee, Pp., of Bothwell house,Deros. kli
before Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce, who granted the in- Lord Denman said that he could not accede to the argu- plained that the bankrupt had been guilty of a fraud on the soner, who was dreadfully distressed in mind, expressed his proprietors , LOW E—GRUGABI.—Noe. 4, at 8(11,4-cart, Capt. Lowe, commander of
col
junction. But suppose there was any authority in the direr- meat of the learned counsel. The reasonable and convenient general body of creditors. In March 180 he offered a eom. 11.M.5. Pluto, to SIM Orogen. fiu
sorrow for what had occurred. He bad no ides of drowning Royal Bank, Nov. 6, 18 17.-81 r, —As the number Of anikettiose for kr EWMAN-8111T11.—Serot. -. at /Pada:moms Ceylon, by the Rev.
GM to enter into this contract, still it was not one which hoc issue was, whether the road was in a state of good and sub- position of 7s. 6d. in the pound to the creditors, and obtained the deceased, and would himself have lost his life had it not the preference shares out of the proprietary is very peaf. yea WOW C. Oremwood, the Rev. E. bowman. of Palamoodsti, South India. He
statu the court could enforce. In the first place, it would be elantial repair, for to a road In that state the public was eu- men of the names of Clark, Burls, and Lacey, as decoys (es been for his master.—Mr. Beadon said he had no alternative quested to signify by wedne-davoest the numberofgebbeemm shares to Jam Mary, eldert daughter of Mr. L. cane, of Mean...viz roe. till
necessary to obtain an act of parliament for the purpose. .If titled. The issue suggested would be an improper one; be- alleged). Clark was a creditor for 6601., and it was statedorder that the allotment car Loadon.
but to commit the prisoner for trial for manslaughter, but yeu ftf`d°B"°".d to take, in us • ..., was muonwagn—ft foal ffs.—Nor. 3, at Rt. Mary:. Arraname.tqusie. aft
all the Birmingham and Oxford shareholders were willing cause a road once wag in progress of deterioration till that he had received 2061. lle. 6d., being the amount of his would take bail for has appearance. may proceed as quickly es portable. taking pima&
by the Rev. T. IligrOU. T. Woodward. Ern. to Ma 7, daughter of the cm
that the contract should be carried out, still there again repaired.—The rest of toe court concurred.—Rule composition, but he (Mr. Cooke) would prove that be re- preference shard, will cancel the ell already male open Ur had late K.,. J. Hiath„,. rector of Kietbee and ~,,y. , 0,0,0,,,,e.
eh,
shares. You will, of muse, nadoesesma at the buns awes lave
must be an act passed for the purpose. When refused. (vivid promissory notes to the extent of 937/. 2s. 64., whichDEATHS. uti
this case was before the court on a precious Moues e. ALLARD.—llarescit TO AN Amos FOR AN had bees handed to another person. Then, uto Burls' case, MONEY MARKET. been cancelled, and that the antrinat piles malt diem will now be comm.—Noe. 2. , Reee,... Que.... . co.ev, xn. maim. cook.,
taken in part payment of the preenume sir Se Off oink as the ewe of
occasion, under the title of ii most". e. Almon," Ageopmr,---Mr, Godson, Q.C., moved for a rule to show he received 164!. under similar circumstances, end Lacey MONDAY EVENING. may be.—J. (NIA/V131.4 Manager. DtrldA.—Nov. 8, the Rev. Robert Crawford Dillon, minister of the we
the court in its judgment had made the following sheen.. cause why the defendant'. verdict should not be set aside, 1271. 17s. 9c1., although he hail signed the composition.— The market has been remarkably steady to-day Our correspondent, under date Manchester, Nov. 8, says : chel, Whites row, Npitsl6elde, aged al evi
tan, which clearly supported this proposition :
g" By the and a new trial had. The action was for an assault, and the. Mr. Duncan, for the b..nkrupt, said that be did not sign.— altogether, although with jobbing fluctuations of the —I IRA. KLI N —Noe 4at PI oath, Glt Franklin Req., R.N., 1505
am requested to state that the report of the failure ofmh,..,
of alte.
stop ....7...132.. R. .
agreement of the 12th of November the Birminham and declaration alleged that the defendant knocked the plaintiff Mr. Cooke continued by saying that the bankrupt had paid Just and Co. was not Messrs. M. Z. Just and Co., Pell-mall,
now ordinary extent. Consols opened at 831 money LAI:01ITON.—;lov. 6at di Chuster-punre, Ann Agee.. the .lit of
Oxford Company had agreed not simply to sell the nave% down, pushed, d . pulled about, atruck and kicked him his attorney 231., and his accountant 20!,, before the fiat issued. i Manchester, for whom it has been taken. A meeting of the R. Laughton, hen., of the lion. E. 1.0 N. ca,
to the Great Western, but the agreement was one in which when on the groZlir taind broke one of his legs. The de- The bankrupt examined : Had never been bankrupt or in- and 83/ account, anti left off 831 to 1 money, and creditors of 'av ...assn. &holes and Co., bankers, was held at the PRARCE.—Nov. 6, at those -hilt Cainberwelt C. T. Noce. nse.
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a third party was introduced. It appeared that the Birming- fandant Plended—first, not guilty ; and secondly, a justifies. solvent prior to paying the composition of 7s. 6d. in the 831 to 4 * 5 for time. The transaction have been of im- Albion Hotel, in Manchester, on Saturday last, pursuant to a Kit°m°°° of the "'''''""':4(l.l Stock E.a..w.. ii.b.
CHAR —No.. 6. in tiostonarest. Dordouseuare, /A be
ham, Dudley, and Wolverhampton Company were made ,
Lon of which the eutetaiwe was test the defendant, as the d th 3d f March 1846 II Bolt, the assignee, was portal:we, but not of such large amount as have taken circular issued by tke firm. About 160 credits/vs were pre- anion. keg., M.D., agM 6e,
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parties, and the contract was to sell not only the Oxford and servant, and by order of one Weaver, and in the defence of a creditor for shout 3001., and received the composition and place latterly. Exchequer Bills were 12s. to 10s. sent.. The chair was taken by Mr. John Clegg ; and Mr. ROCIIL—Nov 4, at lbgenaboure, Inzabeth Anne, infant dementia '
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Birmingham Railway, but first to effect an amalgamation W 'a possession of his public-house, in which the plain- two bills of 1001. each. Clark was a creditor for 3691. and discount. India Bonds, 30a. to 251. discount. Bank Hitchcock of of the firm of Hitchcock, Buckley, and Tidswell, ff. Roder. Beg.. Y.D.
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with the Birmingham and Dudley, and then the two amal- tiff had been soaking a disturbance, laid hie hands on the 181 L He received the composition of 7s• 6e1., and sub- otock, 1861 to 71. hat, e, in a very ear statement explained the position of the bank, gneiss au summes ay Ifitaue Amu. J ec he ev, enet-Grerk to
pallallaLtbrbßs taisiWal to be sold to the Great Western. It was
MaYagt f~Rtd not Ilia plan tsMrt Reds=,
tiff,
stotatririsaitaillitai
sntly kicked and resisted th
aaoe~aetty sad ;i4:11:4- sequently preseedsofw accohogodati.on, byult which the. 0 mita, 227 to 230. LOTIg and detailed the assets and the liabilities. The result showed 2. r.." .2,•,141.6k1a tae Csl ei Lambs Feel.. tI 0.0.,•144',11,7,`•
bnty her Allilliitillle 8 7-16 to 81. • surplus dainty 19,0001., alter deductions °festinated lOU see Olio of giiiiiLOsorli of llialooosAaaoot, irofsaoso 11. Off.
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