The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
8111011 Sift R. KIND .a.t.sy.

SOLVAN V. Li IiILI).—IMPOUTLMT JUDOMIXT.
vs Roemer Viee-Chancellor kindersley gave judgement
Is this ease, whie'a came before the court upon demurrer,
sad the arzunicnts in which occuph 1 the court for four days.
bill tiled was for an application for an injunction
fs restrain the defendant, the Rev. Frederick de Held, a
pried of the Roraan Catholic church, and superior of the
church of our Immaculate Lady of Victories," situate at
farie•larie, Clapham, from ringing or causing to be rung
real of h‘lls, situate on the top of the said church,
dis weight of which was 33 cwt. 2 qts. 14 lbs. The
sower put in by the defendant to the plaintiff's bills
was that the hells were never run: except for the purposes
sentected with his—the Roman catholic religion. Ills
honour, after going through the facts of the case at great
kaztb, stated that he was of minion that the injunction
west be granted far restraining the defendant from so ring-
ing the bells a; to be a nuisance to the plaintiff.—Order
scrailagly.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
D. 1.4 M M.. OCII3IOOIOIIIIII Smarm
Ix II WLSTLIT.

The bankrupt, ii:CSSII.7c;; described as a book-
limier. of ttlaylion-e-yard. This was the meeting fur the
bet exaniination. The accounts, which nra in course of
preparation by Messrs. Harding and of Guildhall-
chambers. are of a very voluminoas nature, and have not
yetio, n Wed ; hut, so far as the investigation has proceeded,
the bankrupt's liabilities nre found to he about 28,0001.,
lad the assets between 5,11001. and 6,0001.
Mr. Lawrenee, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for an
adjournment.
Mr. Linklater said tb' assignees were not disposed to coo-
sent bo this so a matter of Course. The C. 140 had be.m be-
fore the mart MIT a 1-nathened period ; and though during
a portion of that time the bankrupt had nut been master of
kis own actions, the assignees thought a reasonable time
kid been allowed. They had been put to great inconve-
nience through the absence of the aceounts, and could not
eons, nt to an adjournment at the expense of the estate ; hut
they would allow the question of costs to stand over till the
adjourned meeting.
Mr. Lawrence said the accountants had been actively en-
pant in making out the accounts, hut the unfortunate
position which the bankrupt had been in fur four or five
weeks had abridged the time which would otherwise have
been devoted to th,a purpose. He had no objection to the
question of costs standing over.
His Honour said he would adjourn the ens., at the cost of
the bankrupt, with liberty to him to file un affidavit, show.
isg that be was prevented by circumstances from tiling his
etresats earlier.
:Mr. LlSTralleC asked fora continuance of the allowance.
Mr. Linklater said he could only consent to the same
enh r in this ease, that the question should be considered
at the next na. eting.
Mr. Murray tendered a proof for 5,901/. on behalf of
News. Glyn and Co., the bankers, who held a great
quantity of overdue bills of the bankrupt's. He proposed
tot rove fm all the hills they held.
Mr. Linklater thought the proof should be confined to
the hills over-due, as these still running might, on arriving
maturity, be paid by some of the other parties liable
thereon.
ilia Honour said the best course would be for all the bills
to be proved on ; then, if payment of any of them were
otgained from other sources, the proof to ho diminished by
that amount. The bills must be stated in a schedule to the
pee,f, with a memorandum that they were to be produced
beton the paymt nt of any dividend thereon.
The last examination of the bankrupt was adjourned for
nit weeks.