The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-07 00:00:00

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YEarnosy.

SOTIMPOI ni Sapoo.—ltercea Lana Darner, Ka. Junes Tarrson,
Ma. Jeer= Comm; ere its. Immo Ems.
4171111 O. PUZZAM.-OPPICS or JUDOS 07 UM
WOILOISTISSILIZI COUNTY Coven.
Is this case s qua marmite had been Wad, calling epos
Beeleatin Parham Bp., to show by what authority he held
the ekes of jut*" of the 12 different district county courts
for the county or Wereaster. It appeared that Mr. Per-
ham bad bees appointed Judge to the Weeeestio amity
wart, sad that the amity wedivided into 12 &Mists, it
being the castes for the judge to held his emu at different
Mims is Worcestershire. The quacks now to be derided
was whether, wording to the proviskes of the new Nasty
Courts AM me and the same penal cub' be judge of mom
then acs dl Wet aunty mart at the same time, sad whether
them ought not to be a separate judge to sash district
egualg mart?
T Si. F. Kelly was heard in rapport of the nit
mil eesleaisd that OM person could sot be the judge of 12
diegantilletriet ousts, sad that even if there were 100 die.
MO Mentality. amording to the proper lawrpretatka etas
,Mew Omaty Gut Mt, Uwe ought to be a jades to sash.
*lke Ist motion of the Now County Courts Act. her K►
key was empowered. by melting as order in manail, to
/We omit amity la Inglimi GM Wales late mikes Kr
trises, in whisk mane/ ileum were to be laid. By Mg trd
make it was famine. that fir sash district mead wise
the New CoustyikenteAattlosreaboold be OUT:Mishits&
It thou wade were sarerilmmee, and woman to esectuni
in their ordismy some, the sheali net have been karma.
The 17th modes masted Ma ao person who should be up
pointed tufty of a district County Court shoals pasties u
a burbler Mak his Menet Mt the ward distristrwiriot
easel, thee showing *me it wag sat the kinalks of the
Immo that AS Islip shmuld gmeNe in mom than owe
tries. lb. -bagmen- meow' km prosswied ft refer to
Winn/ MOM in the New County Courts Act in support of
his argument
The Attorney-Gamed aberwed seamsignet the mks and
submitted that it was aiLLit einigelmeler one poem to be
the judge of • Madre&
time • K ha...4leheas to
Ar hy the
• laf iplisterriempilaie of Ka' rule woks
essasel who. .
est, via , that emblems !swats Jaffee to ma
in ever/ smutty, Mire wadi he meme Km Miaow 0 the
meaty courts in Ilegiend cad Wales. The arm rile by
whisk ewe judos este& for lielmll duskier efffMff to the
odes of clerk or MO DeM7ff to the .wady mium, es cos
rinhied that skuades to several hilihrent courts. Mr
arli:ni, the lodged the twelve iheriot musty errark held
la the .cousig of Woreelemr, had yetis properly appidated
faits °tusk wart wader the Canny Court Am, sad the
rale ought *aeon to be discharged.
At the maohision of the Atterney-Geoffel's
the nun rose ; mad at its sinks this moralog. 5ir17.7:18;
was heard in reply.
MY emu took dm to comider their Judgment i
bulb% In Puma luxe at as /Lancs.—Cam
Ia this sae Mr. Paikley, en belielf of a Osimag
Milehtliaed • role nisi for a egotism( to tip this
went se order la hestertly, made by Mr. the
clitedmemegh=eis de: en eltialf the Mama
the
me dlssdag them vomited, Thiti=s
ihe IssiMednemmi lad eibtaised the wino litemo.
an :irel.
Act AK knit bus toga of a hallo mums %
seelVtliseliger=t°hhadintimies as andalk th! '
' Vag the arikrissithay"cmtberldr: ti.,..ftie....."bgdeb-n•
=xi&
.6.04.6,_ . KM in the arise made at the
k was net stated that the mi.
MIN el Ike mem of the deil had bees torreineseed I
of
leolimeemp.
It may probably be in the mosileollen et awe reg Ame Mal
in KM ass dm mother of the heatord child was a Mob!'
minis NAM, a !mask weems, gad that the
&Mr a OM. Mime. About the year 1044. the*
ma Mad anyminted Mit Madeodeiselle KIM
en isspectise intense= had been eanied en hawse
Mmeekl in this semilyosp ti ISM Ia Me math of
yam Iffeleft Slam cohnetrow to Frame brat
of being delivered if a incilil of width she new mime
Mime wee the Mee. ADM she had been odds!a male
Mild she /Mussed to this esuaby, mil *grad mho
slag to allowhealratiosdinag for lb mappott, ske summed him
re Mr. Wastralaster polimmert
that ameba the at the
was takes en behalf dOalimgChs
Illeas (who, wg should slabs. denied the peaky), Minim

red
si of
r by
vs is

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Deka

did was ler *sage I aid the magistrate at being the
mass of rd. g of ka abider., discharged the am-
mom in enter thee Mehemealle ile vs agla go over to
that ormatry. and bike the Idiot hash with her. Mooed•
lusty that panes watt Mat to France, and returned with
her ehiN, but baby dinged her residenee la
Lathe ad a longer bthg within the Jo-
'Wham it the Weitsaloster poliacourt, she was
starter OaL Maas hefs,r• Mr. Meshes, at
who attar hives loam the Gas
addled that Chi. DMne was the putative father of the
child, sad mode as order direetieg kim to pay the sum el
2a. M. a week towards its maintenanee. That order emus
appealed against, and dm ease was heard before the aegis
testes at the Middlesex quarteramions, when the arise if
Mr Biota= wommeanned, with coda.
Mr Parry new 'hewed Gana against the rale obtained by
Mr Pasbley ; and wl:h is peat to the Mt ob who taken by ,
that learned anneal, via. that Wile. Meets babe abridger',
and the child having bees bora abroad she bane Agate smelt
the 'abases el sty court of instal in Bashed. stalaiel
that the arena committed by Col Blame Ice width be tea
resalable, commenced immediately ups. the wumsa be. I
coming pageant, and that, under the 7 and 8 Visteeh,,
Mademoiselle hers might have taken priessdinge egdartl
him before the child was bore. If baba the Heard d
Match, 1848, instead of having gone ore'Prange the Mil
applied to a usgistrath it could not have boa wallah&
that any objaion add have bees takes to her eppliestion
ea meant of her being a foreigner. ithe had merely sea
to Frame in ceder that the child might be bore, sad bad
afterwards massed to this country. It this tees
were viewed a a tall debt, due from CoL Blase to Mau-
na. Ile Merle, it was eau her being a farrier would not
*fleet her rights in say way, as foreigners might recover
civil debts Is this country, even oit castrate made abroad.
It was elver that, although Madeirsieslle Kerte was a
Precchwanaa, if she had become chargeable to may parish,
she would have obtained a settlesseat, whichher child
wdild also have bad; and any parish• to which ea and her
child saightbeeseee shargeable would bejewelled ineompelling
her to proceed arming Oel. Vane to support the child. In
the ease d " Naha e. iftsaya„" which as an action
brought plea pada reddest is the island of
Minorca, upset slatemelmsees which canna in that
bland, it see Melded that Mama add bring actions
is ova arc
i apms arida abrade
With regard to
the Neat closure dire the save bed beta decided before
Me. Mallera, she ham& swami teens Maid that that was
an imeareest anw of the setter, se ashisalle had mere
dialoged the stemmata he the the
purple sf emehAinA they
ebOd toriedbekVit to this country, and Mademoildie Katz
add have se Met again it she bed rateweilmmt
the is ad aill Wesainater Pelee Court, leagmaa
a be bed met given esy Mahe apes the am on its soda'
With rehesase se the third objectioa of Mr. Fulda, it wee
assessed by Mr. Parry that the order of the Middies
Quarter Seam being that of stoat of appeal, and set that
of a coat babe an original jurisdiction in the malls',
it was not to state in that order that the eel. I
dean of Mamma& • Marts had been tmelirmed by other
Methe. It might happen that the Court el Quarter ties.
alms leg decided the ease without ceiling the mother of the
dada all, wad a the cart would not require the order of
*a Quarter liesines to state whether the mother had been
tblesheit they would not does it requisite is the
mesa WHEY that it ahead appear in the order, whether
the evidence alas mother of the child bad been conlinned
or at. If the WIMP et the Charter Sessions should be held
Ss be MI upset die hoe a Kalil it had been decided by the
lava that the mighel order was good, sad tharelore the
*Awe Mr. Mafia add not be welted.
It being 4 &Sleek when the learned conned had antelneled
his argaseet, Lxd Daman rid the court would proceed to
bear the rest of the sees on the Ant day of the Sittings is
Baas after Term.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTERDAT.
Berms ale Ocannotet= HOZZOTIX
IN RN MRLULLN, AND CO.
The bankrupts, who were extensive merchants In Austin-
hien, applied for their es
Mr. Ulnae** stated that there was no opposition to the
bankrupts' application for artiffeates, and having heard that
the offleml assignee had made a repo apes the CM, he was
prepared to give any explanation whisk might be considered
necomary.
His Honour said he would like to know the assignee's
view of the case.
The &licher replied that masker the Beak el England nor
the he oppos ed .
Mr. Brown one of the assignees, being in attendance, it
was ordered that the official assignee's report be read.
The report showed that the bankrupts, who were Bast and
West India merchants, trading largely to the West Indies,
commenced Weiner on the let of January, 1840, with a
capital of 31,2041, which increased the following year to
66 00W. In July, 1846, the bankrupts assigned to Messrs.
Tram= and Cook property
.and debts to the extent of
131,0001. Trustees were appointed under the deed, bat
the bankrupts, In their books. treated it as their
own. Toe property was realised, bat instead of
liquidating the debt due to Messrs. Truman and
ok, it had increased to 130,0001. The capital
omitted of 1,2001. brought in by Mr. Cruickshank,
Melville, 7,0001.; Ramsay (deceased), 4,0001.; and Mr.
finest, 8,2131. But the question was, were the bankrupt.
Justified' in supposing that they were in so good a position
as their trading led to appear, for property estimated at
a large amount had doe been sold at a considerable
depreciation, the Memos between the value and realise-
Lion of property_ befog 194.0001. They were largely
engaged in the -Treat India trade, and in consequence
of the expenses of ealthatioa sad slave-grown sugar,
the mists had greatly degreased. The leases were very
heavy, and arose thus : on West India estates, 90,6361;
shine, 20,3731. ; bad debts, 88,0001. ; adventures to Sydeey,
10,0001., and cia merchandises 13,0001. The charges of trade
included a sum of 18,0001. for interest on loans and discount
of bills. It would appear that the bankrupts' capital was
merely =Waal, for they were in eftWa with a Mr.
Oddy, who wee to become a partner, and who had paid
14,0001. into the elm as part of his intended capital of
20,0001. The books were well kept and =hoed.
Kr. Brow the amigos, said he did, not find fault with
Mors. C k, who same to the court through Odor.
tune, probably Idog out of the Seger Act of Parliament
of 1816—lint oat iniquitous act Thousands had been
ruined by kind he (Mr. Brown) had felt its effects.
His Roam MO= to know, were the assignees satisfied
thee there was odds; insprop;r in the assignment made to
Trauma 'ad Oeffit
Mr. Breen replied he the affirmative.
Mr. Lateran.a mid that It was more a deed of
than an aselgament, and had not is any way brae-
total to Morn. Tenanted, for their debt, w amounted
to 89,0001., had Increased, Om the irrOimtion wider the
deed, to 117,0001.
His Honour wished to know was it a regular souse of
things in giving the bill to Maas. Trues= after the
bankrupts had determined to wind up their affairs ?
Mr. Lawrence urged that it was, the bill having been
drawn against produce in the hands of Truman end
Cook to the extent of 10,6001. The bill wee drawn by
Mr. Street against unsold produce, and dismantled by the
Bank of Englend. Truemaa and Cook were therefore
acceptors foe vales, and the Bank was in no way prejudiced,
they having already received a dividend of 12s. in the
pound.
His Honour said the next point was, the contract for the
subsequent partnership, at a times when Croiekshaak mei
Melville were winding up.
Mr. Lawrence eaul it was the intention of the beeksvpat
to dieean bias the West India trade, and Mr. Creisishillk
withdrew hem the Ana. Melville and Ca. Week &to
cam on the baleen of Kest India sad gawk seitelkak
and reqakkg opal, it kaki bees eiggsabed hp. Bk.
Oddge I this his eon =mild boo* sldifilde
of km, they molted to his hieing thaw Time
mistePthrolibtHoV!heiorti. The Wok India bags;
had bean moms hie a time, sal had' mow get to N
per that.
The Wither said that ekes surprise was felt at the bank
ruPl MAIM fadrae: eaanehsgqiirtY e° KINN* Timms
and Cook, ea then it bill to a large_spookr ieM
crinalatica. The fokkoll7
eredthee, NA all the MOW la km pant an wets
wick the beskraine' ask&
Mr. Lawman add kat whatever step the Beak leek
against a debtor was after deliberates. Me was iaelnks/
to sou that Mr. Street, the junior partner, draw the bill to
quakes, nth was winks to bear the biome. He (Mr. Low-
ness) the. urged that time had been no tread or adskowei
sethiaisa the et his agents, and that they were oath
tied so emir ketkritb. •
Zeroes said tbst everpbody mkt !skint the ask*
lasso whisk *see gestlereas bed sakkath the Nuke of
their mike es assebtals. MOWN woad aka the UM
seas *asks Shea *gnat their serligesta ftdorM, sal
AIM Aka to epla as up as seeralwate ; bat at the sr*
thee it wee bis Reneur's duty to lake lase easablerados'
that eppeured ea the bee of the bekusessaiket, eve.
re be . the ao oppealthea . Haien "ivies the Judgment
awe, he as esker time to leek lase the kdat and
belemeobeets. He would, however, state that in
Ids Wad wee with reopen to she big draws after •kal
in fest eased to trade eel were winding up. It
m the kart to be la me way a molar treassedea, iv-
' (barred Weed-
asked swims comtheades,—Jadgasat
I.