The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-14 00:00:00

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Mr. Lawraere, for the assignees, stated that at the last
sitting an adjourament was ordered, with a view to the exe-
cution of a reconveysnos of certain property by the bank-
rupt's son, who was only just of age. Teat bed been does •
and as the bankrupt had afforded every possible assistanci
to the assignees in resbsinf the property. they had so
opposition to offer to his receiving his order of discharge.
The Oominiesionee--Do any of the creditors oppose?
Mr. Lawrsnos-1 am sot aware of say.
The Commissioner—The conveyance is respecting the
trust property, is it sot ?
Mr. Lawrance—lt is.
The Commiasioner—Then the order will be granted.

IN RI ASH, BTIWATIT, AND BAIL'S&
The bankrupts, James Ash, Joseph Stewart. sad Hobert
Beillie, were iron shipbuilders, of Poplar. The was an ad-
=sitting for examination and discharge. The saki-
took piece in February last, bet the sosoonin have
ad yet been filed. The liabilities are slated to be shoat
70,0001. ; the amount of made is not yet mairtaised, the
property being mortgaged.
Mr. Sergood, foe the baakrupt Stewart, stated that the
books were in the hands of Mr. Mayeard. the somentant.
A dispute had arises as to a large debt due to Mr
Stewart, as.., Mr. Maynard being of opinion that instead
of being • creditor. he was a debtor to the estate. 17atil
this point was settled, it was impossible that the amounts
should be filed. He would suggest that the matter is
dispute should be referred to Mr. Edwards, the dads'
agt.cadlleary, who represented the meioses, mid he
feared it would be impossible for the dispute to be settled
by reformat. There were disputes, not only se to Mr.
Stewart's debt, but that of Mbar parties, sad no two of
them agreed in their statement& The diScialty was with
the baakrupt Stewart, who would not give the map
sees the requisite information sad wisdom, bemuse
be wanted to sustain his father's debt of 90,0001. The
accounts had been prepared, and it was expected they would
have beau signed by the bankrupt a week ego. Ash was
merely a draughtsman in the yard Be llie bad oily joined
the firm a few mouths ago ; end Stewart was the osly person
who knew anything about the amounts.
The bankrupt Stewart was examined, sad dated that he
had In his possession an mooed of his father's rep senßog
a debt of 29,0301. He had taken It to Mr. yoard's
offices, and had afterwards tithes it away math It was his
own account. He would nadeetake to being it book apts.
He had sold bis furniture, worth 981., to • redeem named
Priestly, a few days before his bankruptcy. Priestly had
lent him 30/. before. He was an estate went. The
furniture was still in the house be bad occupied. When he
sold the furniture he knew they were in difilcoltiss. He had
drawn a bill for 1,0001. as Mr. Begbie ; it was eadoreed by
his father and discounted by Mr. Link. Withers oily got
5001, of the premeds. It was on a flatardev, and be wanted
the money for wages. The money came through the bands
of Mr. Hartley. He did sot know why they only got 5001.
of the 1,0001.
His Honour said this was hardly the time to go into those
matted.
Mr. Linklater, who appeared for creditors, said he be-
, Herod that the creditors would never get any information
from the bankrupt, Stewart, except by essoniniag him in
open murk
Mr. Maynard, the accountant concerned in the
stated that the reason why the accounts had not been filed
was because he had oot beensupplied with sufficient =Wield
As far se be had examined into the traumatise with the
elder Mr. Stewart, there was a balance due from hint to the
estate of 5,0001. or 6,0001. There being so many disputed
items, he could not file any accounts until they were
settled.
Mr. Hilleary asked that there should be an adjournment
with limited protection to Stewart.
A creditor, who opposed in person, wished for informa-
tion ss to the terms on which the bankrupt's premises bad
been let to Mr. Bashi..
Mr. Liaklater asked for an adjournment with limited

A new sport is to be innovated in stew wit
at Mont de Melees, lender the abase* of Mad p
soarea There Sr. to be boa fide bsdl.fights. 111. Olt
bout*, deputy for Ludo, is doteg all be ea to bead
the views of the Messier of the idea. Dais* lira
first swordsman at the Barges trall•Aglits, hes bess 0011:
aid El Relojers, the woad celebrity in this eassislis,
likewise been bribed from Spain. The dales* it eit
get seen, but to catch balls suited far the rms. Arab
course of feeding is requisite to prepare the
also as peculiar is educatioo. Thirteen Welsh WIN
purchased in Arnim, six for the first &yea seratitil
mooed day's tight. The horns of some of NM
misuse ow yard two Melee.
The Marquis of Westminster, K.G., tarn
warded to Neese Rum= and Co., the Whew
t fit
Home for Geetlewensea in Reduced eiressidentr,
gerencquare, Bloossebesy, • donation of 501. bad*
funds of that tiselal mad benevoleat institution,
The next annual tneetieg of the Arehmßo
Institute of Great &Wig sad belied is to eserissal
Dorchester, on the Ist el next month ; the Mrsideo"l
presigest. In the cam of the mute' • Rims elk
delivered by Professor Willis on Etherborse AMMO"
Mr. I. H. Parker will accompany the party its Oil
Castle, sad point out lle rachilectural festersei tel
Charles Newton will give a lecture epos Phseiiall
Ezeonices will be made to Sicerhone, Carte Os" fle
base, Milton Abbey, and other pima
In the annual report, which has jest IVO
in India, of the operations of the Indies Patna It
stated that the Dumber of unpaid letters sae asel
Menem No native in the interior will tress fie
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. sou with a paid Liter. "We Imam* Is en at
• SAD MOM ellee," says The Friend of ladle, "resin WO
Esther Baker was charged before Mr. Knox with being • • dthe *No if
drunk and disorderly. tainiag the stamps s teams ma
A medals of E aivioloo proved being sailed to the senders that • hearing Wiwi are sure le eliel
house in which the prisoner lived in Olaelandmtreet la dartinatisa. Of the whole number 2 per sea Wie
consequence of bar having amanita her little girl with • to the Dead Lekcoe.dhce. This Is not a law
poker. As she wee drunk and disorderly he her into whenthat than tee
custody. we remember every y
this's"' ef Pligthoe ea the ewse le Ill"
A nice little girl, about 10 can of ego, was seat for and
she said the primmer, who is list mother, bed net menalted Widen) India, who have so fixed admit ; HO
her, and war did small bee, only when she was shush. Nave feudatories will live no maxima is the Meet
Mr. Knox asked her what her mother MI% sad she said how; any more this they check the bishop
"a milliner."
The constable said she was • prortitute. who plunder the mails ; that the writieg el Ws
The prisoner said she bad two more children. asses, 'nth ae demesne sensate sad artimels
Mr. Kea asked the prisoner if she would allow him to often on the tramp, is generally illegible I any
Wit
'end the child to school and to be taken away from the admen are to all cams d the vaguest Wee'
scenes she was likely to WAN= ? RANT AND WEST INDIA Doti. 411
The prisoner mid she should be glad let bre go.bell
A person
lodged three weeks in the lionise where the primmer raid the alms. Billitersquere.
'se chair, fee Ito
and there bad bees frequent seems of violence with the , dielesea "I 3 per cent
treed income tax, was declared.
loaer n amid those she brosght home. Lest night the other
lodge,' were
,&ma by the peiheme helkhounkk her child ROYAL COLLIIOI Or 81/11.01031ft.•••At
with • poker and the aid of the police was
addled in. The of the efts" I eeteeder afteolossOf Thes"
Ireiremer's language at times was abominable. When the eurisla to tit. BertheleneWe nee/Sll4 wee __otos
child was assaulted she made her escape in a state of elected president of the sake* for the_eng.'s,_.
0111 issauslaieg her that morning he foaled she had eetosof occasioned by the expiration " 1,0
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brume on her arm. el Mr. Rodgeon, sad Messes. &shard
The prisoser said site sot got a poker in her place. to King's Hospital,
The vitas said that had it not been wanted from her I risr. "Mom to Oar's Hosrita. were die" ass
grasp, some serious injury would have been done. ! dialect the amnia, for the theta"; year. Me.
The prisoner retorted that the perms was is the habit of sho Amin the Put year bas filled she eflel
ill noise his child, which be denied. dent, bed ha eteausseee of the state of hio
Mr. Knox said he learned that the primmer was setesly • ! diesel to be maim put le nomination for that slia.sodSt.
drunkard bet a prostitute. He espliceeel else wadi set PO* Kama QUILL,. Tumor. sad NA °ITO
like her child to be brought up like bee, and ultimately be deeted meethers of the council, were swab a..
wed their Nab.
The primmer said she would sot. I FATAL AOCIDIIITL —On Wed lucidity sillifelto
Mr. Knox it
the little girl whether she would like is 12th Md., • shocking widest occurred at brio Tn;
go to school. I as the Lased Railway, sear Nostieghem
She replied I. the sedative. express, free Neleiglimm to Ludes.
woe
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the vie. of melee the child) mid he was yap stery, but Er ere the Mee to ernes from the UMW
that perhaps if she had a talk with her seethes alto weld oms. Were be cosld elm the sea be mine
change her mild. engine sod Mlle! as the met, his belly %
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The little g sl, after some ainvenalien with her mother, mutilated. Desemed wee at the Medea h ft
amassed to de to a school. and the primmer promised to afternoon letter-bag from Nettlsghass, aid le
bring her touserow far that perpers, *staring is& her ewe he believed the uprose was the 3.5 trate hf
nmegaisseees Me be of geed behsvieur. lest .beg le smelly wonnyed to Beettem

protection.
His Honour said the baokropt Stewart must retain the
amount to Mr. Maynard which he bad taken away.
The bankrupt undertook to do so.
An adjournment was ordered for four months, with
protection from month to mouth.
II AA WAITIOD.
The bankrupt, a boot sod shoemaker and loather mer-
chant, of Thetford, corns before the court on amounts pre
pared by Mean. Johestone and Co., showing debts of 7411.,
sod suet, of about 3001. The assignees requiring time to
investigate the recounts, an adjournment was Grams&

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)