The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

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COURT OF BANKRUPTEY.—Ygereitaar.
IN ran MAITID or DONALD lIAOLIAN, ESQ., m.r,-
The adjourned proceedings of the above bankrupt were dried
for this day.
The circumstances of this case have been frequently before
the
.public. The two chief questions under discumiow
having been as to whether the bankrupt wee a trader within
the meaning of the Ad, and es to whether he had gone out
of the country to avoid his creditors or for the benefit of his
health, it has been decided that the bankrupt was to be
deemed a trader, and that his Amax was solely on ac-
count of 01 health.
Debts to the amount of skeet 6007. Wen proved this day ;
bet on the tender of a pea for 14,00014 ley a party imensd
wki* was • debt drew a herd, tbelemied CAminds-
, shiner add he should hie to be Day hdbassed Ball *war-
munstancee relating to OW trammellon, peatienhuly se
bow and when the money Iwo advanced, end for that pur-
pose he would adjourn the awe fee six weeks.
IN an H. C. EDWLII.I4.—RaILWAT SITZGULATIONII.—
This insolvent, who has been connected with the Iron Time
newspaper, and aegaged in ' wilway and transectionia
came up to have a datines7l dm kis final order.
lie wee supported btr.l3twepos, and opposed upon the
ground of contrasting is without any reasonable expecta-
tion (upon bills which the insolvent mid were tabs. from him
by fraud), end parting with property within three months of
Mee& petition.
Toe Learned commissioner said tbeit ha wee of opinion that
the insolvent was not a person entitled to the benefit of the
law, and therefore be must stiffer oda months' saws] imFi-
sonnies*, or be without his final cedar foe two yeas,.
Ix WOZOBAZ IIes..IIIOVeI.—BVILDINO SPECULATIONS.
—The bankrupt, who has been is prison since lassek, now
applied fee his certificate..
Me. Cooks opposed the appliesties en beheld of the
anta.4. Ring, a lionised victualler, residing is Ham-
, messmith, deposed that the 'banksopt owed him 11a., in-
; eluding 361, loses. On the 13th of Felernary the bankrupt
loam to him and said, " I hays been a nuisance to you
and yoga Lundy is. a long tints, les which I am estaemely
; airy ; wish to make maw soot of reparation. will
give you a geed order. Let me have eta dozen et the hest
port, eta dome of the beet shiny. and the same quan-
tity of Guinness's gent. fond theeadecni
deli
"steed" to-morreier mom-
mail so help me—, Ili pay y very.
sia on What are
oa gam to stand " Witness a pint et showy.
geode were deliverekbut no mosey paid. On the Wolf-
ing ages the bankrupt ORM into hie hawse, and said he was
going to pay him, and asked hiss what would " stazd
Witness, alter some dierierring, deed"' mootheiait
and d he west We • private zooms Ida**
be wee going in mein the esinies. The
doer eery otettimedly,isd add," I Meese otesay,
Mag. bet as I took a. molemit Wee lot idgbt dot I world soy
fiat
i n loamy let break my word ther• is y.os."
became greedy agitated, and in the " flurry' put.
the in his posket ; thereupon the bankrupt imme-
diately mad, " Ah, you hays taken the shilling, you can
now do nothing." The bankrupt subsequently gave him a
bill for the amount, at two =ameba' date, made payable at
a house in Drury-lane, where 76 other bills of the bank-
rupt were made payable, nom of which were paid. A day
or two after he pre the bill the bankrupt again came to
witness's bar and said, " You have a bill of mine, have you
not ?" Witness mid " Yea." " Yon know the value of it,
don't you ?" said the bankrupt. Witness replied its amount,
whereupon the bankrupt told him he might apply it to the
vilest use • that he was going to " tar" all his creditors, and
would start for New York on the following Wednesday.
He added, " Your wine will not be worth a until it
pt. a rock on the sea to give it a erupt."
Mr. Blandford, for the bankrupt, denied that there were
76 bills due at a house in Drury-lane ; it wee a grow exagge-
ration.
The Cosnadmioner said is would Wow the bankrupt's
application. There could be no doubt but he wee guilty of
gross cotamercial delinquency. He would, however, take
time to eensider before giving his final decision.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
NORTHERN ClRCTllT.—Lrvnuroot., Surer. 2.
Before Mr. lustier Cromwell.
J. GERRARD, Beat., o. Caocurilm—'The hewing of this
action, simile e in meet respects to that reported yesterday
(Gerrard, Bart., a. Mayn't* was commenced on Tuesday,
and not concluded till Wednesday. Sir J, Gerrard Is the
owner of the Garswood Estate, near St. He/ens. The defen-
dants carry on works for the manufacture of alkali at St.
Helena, which are situated directly opposite to the plaintiff's
property. They coramemed business there in the year 1838,
shortliteafter which a complaint was lodged against them,
and then paid a ma of 1,0001., upon a valuation, for
injury done to the property of Sir John Gerrard, in the via-
nay of their works. The continual and oonstant dtmsge
from which the timber and crops hadsinasuffered, amounted
to no less a sum than 4,0001., and it was now sought to re-
cover oompensation for such an amount as the jury might
think fit to award. The only additional testimony to that
adduced in the action spinet Muspratt, went to prove that
many of the parties examined in this action had traced a
deleterious gas freest the time of its escape from the chimney
of the defendants' works, until it had bean deposited or dis-
persed, and they immediately afterwards were enabled to
judge of the injury which it occasioned to the crops, parti-
cularly the beans. The further examination of the witnesses
was adjourned, at a quarter to seven on Tuesday, until nine
o'clock on Wednesday morning, when it was resumed. The
jury, after an absence from court for one hour, returned a
verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 4004.
J. GERRARD, BART., V. GADLBLE.—This was a similar
action to the two former, for the recovery of damages far
injury caused by the alkai works of the defendant. The
case was