The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-17 00:00:00

The jury retired to resider their varlet, s.d baths bets
Meted op for more thus ea hour ther retarsed tato court.
The Foreman said they were diridrd late two par•km,
risht brag era way asd fear the ether. Beds deetated 'Wry
would sot In way, wit wee useless for them to mask any
less
The ee.
Snead./ said he was sorry ha could sot dkeharp
them. They mast maze sad talk Use matter over, asd they.
Fatah!, would sews ogres. It was °sly a vessels& at da-
mns.
A said it was else IBM their welkin, *each ke
WIM 411 talk it ever as bog as they pleased, but be
would set sir is ; he had takes a 1101011111 oath that be
would sot, and Mshould 'WM by that oath wan he locked
up kr •res•th.
IMo Ivry was again looked up, sad at sight eslock is the
owoliwge4R:was twat tar to coo of the jurors, who was
takes ill. That gentleman outdid that the juror
was evades as isjury he had a few days beMre sus.
tread is the ribs, and hall brag her longer would be at-
waded via damper.
The loused Socoadary this discharged tho jury without
giving a millet.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YreirazDAT.
germs Ka. COlowslosess Houton).
IN as ASTNOLDS.
There was a dividend meeting in the case of G. W. X.
Reynolds, publieher, of North Wellington-street. It will be
remembered tint the env ificate was granted conditionally on
6001. being paid into court by the bankrupt, or some one on
his behalf. This having been dose, a dividend meeting was
held, and a dividend declared ; the amount, to be hayloft .r
announced will be about IL in the pound. Proofs were
tendered ow loom* bills of askew, gives by Spelt., (lass
a bankrupt) to &geoids, sad alter a little &comics the
holder of the bille war admitted to prove for *amount.
llxU
ALLISON AND ALLISON.
The bankrupts were extensive pianotorte manufacturers
in Soto, and rectal, passed through this court. This was
• dividend meeting.
Ur. Begley tanderwl a proof for 9,1791. on the part of the
Rev. Henry Palmer, foe mosey lent to the bankrupts, for
whieli • warrant of attorney and a bond had been given.
Rye, fee the 'wipe's, opposed the proof, on the
ground that an agreement had bees entered into whereby
Ur. Palmer was to melee a bones of five per cent oat or
the bankrupt's business. it was wateaded that this sen►
wogs brawl a security, and also oaastituted Mr. Palmer a

part Mner.
r. Palmer, on:examiastion, denied Abet any :written
agreement lad bass entered tato. A MCIROFIIIiIdeR bog
boss drawn op as to the tams of the loan, bat dastr pod is-
modiste', after. A previous mortgage for 4,0004. was farther
Merged as Ms second advisees heiag made. The rats of
interest stipulated for woo 10 pare at.
Mr. Bagley stated that the creditor was willing to give op
this
tTimproof was admitted, with tho usdartanding that no
oividsed Mould b received as it till dm above eoadition
was somplied wi b.
Tut ST. Auwes Baas.

This was the day sagented hr.thalast'examination of
G. Bturt, baakerdiSt. The bankrupt had gamed°.
the beak la partnership with E. Gibs-s, against whom there
wee she a separate fist. The joint banes sheet extended
his February 16 1844 to August 9 1849, and antained
thehillowiag items :—Tu mediums, 3,21,81. ; to Commercial
Bask (part eseuted),4,72ll. ; liabilities,lo2l. ; pronto, 3,7841. ;
capital, 1,6001 by good debts, 9701. ; doubtful ditto,
1,6171. Abed ditto. 6611.; law expeadituredl.7l76l. ;losses,46/.;
beak gamaises, 1,3021.; trade espenms, 4,1671. E. (ittemei
babas'-1,02711. ;0. 81art's ditto. 7661. The separate balsam
sheet el ikon showed only 3.511. of debts, with an item 611
2,5081. hr beesseold expenclitun.
Mr. Linkater, for the amigness, expressed their matishe.l
dam with the aseesate after a full iavessigatiest.
Mr. Lawr,.ee, who appeared fur the assignee under Glib-
ma's Imskrupy, opposed the bankrupt!" pmeing, ea
segmet el the Mammas, between his accounts sad those ell
Gins% en which he had passed. Stout had been the sem
nagiagip~ in the bank, at a salary of 3601.; and the
be is... would be to testier hint the amuse oa whist'
Oilmen bad parsed, and require se ezplanatios of the dim
wawa*" sa adjournment being taken Sae the purpose.
Kr. klaLle tee opposed say farther afilouraniest, as la-
jest bash to the bankrupt sad fin
Hie Heernr, after enferrieg wistere7kCireem, the said
emigre, said it ins clearable the examisstion should be
slionneed seal man requisitions, whisk bad be pew
Mani to the Ohre parteer. were answered.
Mr. iseranse suggested that the 'Medal =head
settle the re skidoos to be neared to seek
The e shen was thee adieurned.
DIMS hIL Omossona EVANS.
TRADING Willis lueoLenwr.
Jens sad Browne lead mereheats, of Kaightebeldre, sp. I
plied he their mrtificete, suppeeted by Mr.
Their deter were about 1,4001.
Mr. Hobert', a creditor, opposed in pence, on the ground
that the bankrupts had obtaiaed goods ban him when
bcril
ly necolvent.
Honour said the knitters had traded muck longer
than they ought to have done—itself a great offence. Tbey
had girls Mr. Roberts bills when they were quite insolvent,
and had then disposed of his goods at • great sacrifice. The
cartifiestre mast be impended keen meathe,—when granted
to be of the third clam Protection was refused.
Berme lit Ocenranorma Yoenaweeen.
Is Ha SZACIIILL.
This was the last eumnation meeting in the case of
W. 81tack41,_ hues merchant and chi esemouger, •
Old-strew. His belanorshest, eztending over four years,
allowed debts to the amount of 3,6361 ; emote, about .
His trod" end domestic ripeness wore 2,1821. ; profits42ol
, 661. ;
lasses, 1,0041.
The bankrupt was opposed by the solicitor to the mag-
ma ea the grown of the stomata being imperfect and na.
satishetery.
Mr. Begley, for the bankrupt, umed that hie stater/ stud
in.she Net hoar yean.bad been each as to reader)tiniesepa-
blocs( properly attends** to business, and that the accounts
Bled were the best he could possibly render.
The bankrupt nerd.
Re ELLIOTT.—EI7I,II/117 BUILDING TRANSACTIONS,
W. Elliott, baker, of Greenwich, came up for hie last
exuanation. His debts were 1,6761 ; assets, estimated to be
more than equal to meow the debts. The bullet's bad been
osenested with no lees than her =as.
teesdotise, sod at-
tribute/ his hike, to his beliding
Mr. LIIFTSMS, supptletsi the beebrept.
Mr. Hillary_ mooed he the soleness, and 'oil they should
require a detailed amemire foss the beekb=lisaismasess
to, and receipts foes, NA of the hut with
which M. Sad bearasemed I eh% the 'peas peepertiee
on which teen hem mimosa', the mime el the
toasts, and se N.
Mr. Lammas sold, if his Mead desired an expanatios of
the practical spend= of OHM
_stnieties, that was
what no banes being bad ever pet obleined,a sold de.
The oetnislinkmer—lt is • matoliamlt miner, esetninly ;
bet we shell be mespelled to undefeated them some day. In
every use who's e party is menested with • balking society
there is ohms mystifilatioa.
The beekeept esiererret • long exassiaation as to the
parthelem el the various properties with which he had been
conageted, bit the details won void of interest.
The amiewate let Wing been Ala is time, aa adjoura-
mat leek place, with the understaodieg that the beukrupt
should knish suck further 111/11fRedla NI night be deemed
by the oditdal ectagese.
ilielrrnillery asked that the neesetisa should be with-
draws, ea smut of the bankrupt twang, • swath betas
his lat, made away with all his available prepurty. He made
this applicatiem seder the 260tb dame of the new set.
His Hosoar held that the penal shwa of the set could
net he nude retreneetin, and greeted the proteaket.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YintIiIDAT.
Ix Iwo= TIM OEM COVIIIIIIIOIIIII.
an =a Ray Cataluna kl•wint.
This beesiseat vOled to be diode/vett ea eared*. In
reply to the learsei esseubsioser, he stated that he was
been within • few atlas of Naples. He had been • priest of
the Zona& *web. bat left that eanantaloa k l 8 H, Mese
whisk ported he had Hanka aad bad one &lid.
His 110110%, 'shed him if he had lately easlated ?
The ins,lnat said is. bad in privets.
Chief Coussissieser.—Do yon balm to "any professing
body of Christiana ?
The lasolvest said sone priests of the Char* of Rem
Pro-
had kit it, and had bees trying to establish as Italhn
tastaat shares.
In answer to farther riaestlaran be said he was the anther
of a work entitled Italy : Its Pkysisal sad Moral Con-
dition." He bad translated a wore entitled " Remote ler
(bitting the Church of Renee." His lasonte for the lass
Homo years from literary pursuits had boss about 1201. •
year.
The Hurt aosepted the propoesd sureties, sad the dimes/go
was 'Hated.