The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-15 00:00:00

Intelligence.

NOTICES—THIS DAT.
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Czar Compay ; ara aad clals v. Lavas; Weed v.
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COURT OF BANIKUPTCY.—TunaDAT.
In an Jour, N M. CIIIICID.
The bankrupt, of asedwell St. Mary, Tilbury Fort, inn-
keeper, applied for kis certificate. The Wiener-sheet,
prepared by Hawn. Banks and Son, of
showed these rewalta:—To sundry creditors, 2,3811.; credi-
tor recured, 1211. ; profits, 2,7431.; by good debts, 3011.;
property, UV; do. in the bends of m110=2,1,1001.; lutes,
1,2011. ; expense., 2,43 i/.
Tbero being we opposition, • second-clue certificate wu

awarded.
st to J. MID J. vi MT Ell lAD AND Urn. WYATT.
This was the adjourned hot examination meeting. The
bankrupts were reetilit•rs anal wine merchant, at Lamle th.
Mr. Michael appeared for the assignees; Mr. t% ilkins
for the bankrupt Whitehead; and Mr. Cr. Smith, for
Wyatt.
It appeared that the lest examination meeting tied been
adjourned in order to afford Ss jatt an opportunity of prce
dining one lions Ilill, to whom it was alleged ho had
banded some wine warrants. It also appeared that lows
llill was not to he found, upon which themeless. ash-
mated that either there was 1.0 such person in existence, or
if he were, that he was meri•ly the ergotism of Wyatt.
His Honour aid not impute that there was any collusion
between the elder Whitehead and Dow. Hill, but having
got himself into an unlurtunate position he did not see now
he could poet his examination, the amour is of the firm as
filed by Wyatt being admitted by him to be ina-cumte.
The onus of producing Bows Hill must be thrown upon
Wyatt. The examination must be adjourned sine die, with
protection for one mouth.
Adjourned accordingly.
174 kit May, MEV. %LIE, AND Co.
To-day was fixed fur a des Mimi( meeting in the matter of
these bankrupts, extensiyeeop manufacturers stein:at Yar-
mouth. 'the accounts as prepared by Messrs. Harding and
(fluildhaltehumbei,), showed debts tunounting to
between 3,0001. and 7,0001., the amets being very consider-
able. The precise aniount of dividend will be oditially
announced in the course of a few days.
IN KC S. FITCH.
The bankrupt, who was a commission agent of Chester-
place Kensington, applied fur his certificate, supported by
Mr. Linkleter.
Mr. Cooly appeared in support of a petition praying that
the certificate bar annulled.
honour held that the question of certificate should
take precedence.
Mr. Cooke then submitted that the bankrupt's trading
had been fraudulent ; he had compounded with his cre-
ditors four times and had twice before heel, bankrupt. His
debts oak a previous occasion had been l',ooo/., and the divi-
dend under that bankruptcy was not more than fild. in the
and. The trading on the present OCCIPiOII must clearly
hive been fraudulent, inasmuch as the bankrupt must have
known that any property under that trailing passed by
right to the assignees under the former bankruptcies, he
nut having paid a dividend of Ps. in the pound. The debts
now due by the bankrupt were upwards of 1,1001., and
there were nu assets.
The bankrupt, in examination by Mr. Linklater, deposed
that he had been in a large way of businevi with his
brother, end that they suspended payment in 1820 in eon •
sequence of the panic, owing debts to the amount of
20,0001. or 30,0001., upon which a dividend of 13.. 4d. in
the pound was paid. In 1833 he again suspended payment,
the meal heirs* that the assets under the first failure were
overrated. Up to this time the n-turns uf his business had
bees 200,0001. a year. After 1833 be and his brother tope-
rated, and he (bankrupt) took the wholesale connection.
In !bet' he nazis failed, a lame loss having arisen by bad
debts, they amounting to 7,0001. in six months, and he ob-
tained an immediate certificate. The next bankruptcy was
in 1117. He had traded as a commiution agent for a
lengthened period of time, when he entered into the hop
trade on his owe amount. 'f hat trading did not yiehl much
profit. His certificate under the bankruptcy ot 1847 was
unopposed,
unuppoeed, but suspended fur oil months. In Jane, 1848,
be entered into the service of Messik liitchin and Thorn-
ton, the opposing creditor,. Under the arrangement with
them he took up his residence at Cambridge, and fur wine
time devoted himself almost exclusively to their service.
Ultimately they claimed of him 511., when he did not owe
them as many farthing,.
Mr. Cooke and Mr. Linklater haying addreeml the court
pro and cos,
His llosour said, after what had transpired from the
examination of the bankrupt, he would adjudicste upon the
petition which bad been presented by Mr. Cooke's clients
to annul the petition for adjudication, before giving judg-
ment upon the question of certificate.
Argument having been adduced upon the legal pint at
issue,
His 'lemur held that the petition to annul mut ho dis-
missed, but as it did not set forth anything relative to Nis,
without coats.
Mr. Cooke intimated an intention of preferring
petition, setting forth other grounds than those ups=
the present petition had been dismissed.
Mr. Linklater said, the best course would be that
aunt on the question of certificate should not be pews
nuanced until the new petition had been disposed of.
His Honour concurred with Mr. Linklater.
Judgment deferred accordingly for one mouth.
IM kW lIIINJAMIN JUR% DESTON.
The bankrupt, a corn merchant in White Hone-street,
Stepney, applied for his certificate. The balance-sheet,
prepared by Messrs. Harding and showed the un-
eteured debta to be 1,2811; liabilities 501., the assets being
returned—geed debts, 1971.; doubtful, 801.; property real-
*led, 1661. The profits had been, 3.80. ; personal capitals,
2221.; losses, 3461. ; deficiency, January 1830, ;%61.
Mt. Lisklater supported ; Mr. Hills:my, for the mimes,
offered no oppositiou.
His Hamm granted a woad-class certificate.

MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yzeresomr.
hoots Ila.llears.rer Sousa AMISTANT keen
Craws or Ex awe.
G. IL Gringo, 20, and J. G. Spencer, 16, were indicted,
Spencer fee embezzling, and stealing 41. 17s. 4d., Si. Os. Bd.,
and 31. 10s. l the monies of William Samuel Burton, kis
sinister, sad Oritfd., ton, also a servant to Mr. Burton, for being
en accessory before the fact.
Mr. Bodkin sad Mr. Parry appeared for the prosecution,
Mr. Salentine defended Spencer, and Pir. Oitfird ap-
peared for Oritton.
In opening the use for the prosecution, Mr. Bodkin sell
it was one of considerable importance, es the facts whisk
would be meld in evidence would show, and it was as
which demanded the sadism attention of the jury, as se
the one head anasequenees of a very serious nature were ia-
voived so regarded the prisoners ; and, on the other, the
elsiect of the prosecution was that two persona of hitherto
Vlosodborasfts end reopeotable COOIIOI‘OIIII should be
la to justice for having carried on an eztenave sad
deep system et fraud upon the prosecutor—their em-
ployer. Xt. astir" the prosecutor, was the proprietor of
a very sztesavo irossmagery business in Ozford-street,
sondestod for my pars under the name of Rippon and
Barton, and the two prisms were in kis service, Spencer
se till whim. and Oritton as delivery clerk, and in the
routine of business it wee the duty of the
One to • check upon the other with reference to the
meals be resolved in this way :—When orders wore re-
ales', they were duly entered in an order task the parcels
were sole up someding to the entries so mode awl they
wore delivered is the porters for conv=al: the or
tenses by the primmer Oritton, who as a ank bad
to eater every peed seat out in the porter's Os the
rotors et the peewee with their vans they bad to give to
Chilton es osessat of the goods hiss cut, these
ousnamors who had yell far the pea and those who bad
sot, bat he bad weft whatever te de with resells
lbw the porters thetroy dray beet_is. Me wee sap-
Ore with what was tensed a obeli, bask la an way de&
lit to a banker's Assaf beset, mad on ossolvies Sea the
carmen the esesset el the ems that led esesivek it was
kis duty ee mew tbeeCeose es a Ise et Mat *lgoe WI
to tsar that asthma,eb esimise
give it to the mama when
esseest he led =1 and
who had thee to take the shape soi the away toll/weer,
the tee esehier, who knew hoe the shape what meant he
was Is mein boo the porters. The order of p
thee wee be Spam ta eater the sear received Ted% i
belt
bwakeosh. tad ~weds to swot to the pdasepal
. mei the erreates by en. twee
reed te shook the aseeset es roodered by Aik
Spews.
The Isla sues he received hem the various mew sad
aids wore pat by Spam is poen at the ma et
edam %Maki with the moss et the clerks ; sal whin
then mei ems oiled ever, ad sugared with the as
seam oseiseel heels the des to the sheet orshiar, they
woe, aeoil oseeses, aim& la tok, red se 6sitatir In-
tel& ahem* te lime bewilder se-
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