The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

IN THE MATTES OP ANTHONY BACON.

This insolvent, formerly • potent la the Portuguese service, was
mood by Mr. Morten, for Messrs. Dean, Adam% awl Dean, the
northers, of king Wtiliswetreet, City. Mr. W. Paws opposed
for Mr. Bromide, tine.merebant . and a itSUIPOIS BMW Orr
opprod In person. Mr. Pathos and Mr. Swiped supported.
The opposing creditors complained that lb dith had been In,
penwly aware& In December. lilt. Mr. Ditek ewer the partnere
I. the house of Dew, Adams, and Dean. lent, be ebied, the loactivent
2W. Pk., in order to enable him to get • rlYereP dem from
hie outline:. to *mew before the &owner m
be wee peemiw Per* and would torah= ems ad their
revolvers Writ they had inventha in Mee mg *Ma* Mr.
Dray, • pandares
brat roar
bome, was assempany
and take the leimerms. bet tag ineelmmt dld net mat bias, sad Mr.
Dray want la Parky where be had ran saes basins, and nu-
rawly sempthkthig Wrested far bath* the theme with him. Mr.
Brownest' Mg roppied Was OHL*. *L. in renumber and Oc-
tober leak kr vtidi he wav Is Is pig at Christmas, bat nothing
woe peld, OK In Melting be bad bean pat to ISt las. law *mar .
In Jose last the ksibrost Ith may money, furniture of
Mr. the IN • hews Is Meth_
_•••• ehinh he removed
10 • ••••• W• lEnrallfsellaftelth did not pay, and mat
meal Win ahem by property 4 Chaosery, which he expected
wall he settled. Mr. Orr had lets the law* turolabed by the
week *kw be agreed to sell the farMture for about 1304 and tow
compiled that be had *ea denuder'. out of his property.
It wowed that to tasolvest, who had bon • major in the WPM
snap, bed Oise the beaert of the set no moral taxational. Hie pre-
sent ma dm !ph appYmtlaee. His last discharge war to WA at Maid-
glens. Ms Ws, Ilmosores the daughter of the late Earl of Oxford,
end Aimed with her Auer, lady Langdale, conettlerable 7.
'lda mei the rabbis of • Chancery nit, and the bards Ju. turned
throng thee jedgmeek The property was .sited la Lady Beam
wt In his family. He dented that be had staled to Mr. Dean that be
wanted Is get • military drew He was polar to Paris, aid would
haw awe the arms to the Emperor, but Mr. Dm put off the
vide, and that was thereon be did not go. He wasted the mow,
to was state law arrangements and to pay his stomps at Paris.
Hs had wolgest Pat to en* MUM. Dena ad Adams, with the
111Cnerlief CammthAssor required some statement to be made on
the athedele as to the property of Lady BA to, and on the next OM-
ISM Oz. Dray sold seesatt. As to Mr. Orr, the insolvent had no
insths•l
menthe ing lithAnd Mr. Browneatt's debt was contracted three
Ithanthsbauried that there were plenty of difilcultiva in the
sang mil be wadi set is, more at present. Ira decree wu
pp uma Ina abort Usk wasps the ease had better be put off for some
me.
The ewe was sO)oersot to the 7th July.
BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Joiga 12.

IN ZS MOULD OWNS, OP LICIPIZI.D. BAWLS/L.
-THE LICHFIELD BAHL PAMIRS.

Tbie bankrupt wade hie application toe • eertilkate, perverted by
Mr. Braddiesks, at the 011eed groat Pratrueted by Mr. T. 8.

--llT:Knight 'unused fix the sesigasie.. Mr. Reece for the tick.
veil theirtalt I anas Trost ; and Mr. ABM lef the firm of Rode.= .wd
Allen) for Mr.Wilharn Kin', malinger, for 1,2731.15 i-I 1d.,•
Mr. John Hathaway. Little aq, MMeMe, farmer, for 4441.
lia. dd.; and Mr. Wm. Stiles fleggimagam.clumsa, for 14H. 140. 9d.
Mr. Knight, in addremingthaOsmws went into the history
of Mr. Green's COMM-1100 with ea Lighlield Bank, and in conclusion
edmitted that in Mr. Ortenies prologue it keeping the b nie afloat
there was no ainiLer motive, aid bus testimony to the last that
be bad rendered Me assignee' ewer, possible swistence.
Mr. Reece followed, submitting to the court that no ',tilde tte
whatever ought to be given on the groooda of realeer trading,
extravagant expenditure, fraudulent preerenc• of creditor.. cos-
trecung of debts at a thee 11 ben knew himself to be howlesoly
Insolvent. and breathe. of trust.
Mr. Allen enforced some of the e ground. of opposition, dere.
ling forcibly upon tie admission of Mr. Greene. that m 1650 he
bad no how of bullets, mount daring hi, Idetime. Ihed book-
keeping wu no addict inoi ground of ocipuition urged by Mr. Al:ea,
Ike bankrupt having admitted that he bad kept no account el profit
and lou.

Mr. Ifuldlesten *rearmed the o'J Nelms hi detail.
His Honour said said it wee lair to Mr. Greene and the public that
he should take time to consider his decision, sod he would not deliver
It, therefore, until that day fortnight