The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-05 00:00:00

LLW INTELLIGCNOZ.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANIERIIPTCY.
(Before Mr. Comminsieser Goalbsen.)
ec THZ HON. ZICHAZD IHMEILL.
11111 blillkTapt, aezariboa as of Stenmore, Middlesex, late
of 45, St. Goorges.resA, Pimlico, banister-at-law, is the
ef the late Lord Chasesllor. This was the sitting for
ailliaZtioo and discharge. The ease was mss of same
west, owing to the bankrupt's connection with the
clemestanoss which led to the resignation of Lord
pope The bankruptcy took place on the 19th of
ry.
Joe, Lt the first sitting, on the 12th of July, assignees
imt abase; and the sitting for examination and discharge
,iimithos appointed for this day. Same the last sitting
odurainons accounts have boon prepared end filed by Messrs.
Bart Brothers, the bankrupt's accountants, from which the
following particulars are derived :
The bankrupt's aggregate indebtedness is 24,1711., which
occipceed of the following items :—Amount due to wise-
mtd creditors, 22,011/. ; to these holding security, 30W. ;
tab discounted, 1,860/. The oily other Items on the ether
oat of the account are—Property given up, 631. ;
ditto held by credits, Kw.. liming. therefore, adeficiosoy
33,8081. Thebeakrupt's expenditure Is stated et 2,5001.
a log, for ask of the two years preceding the failure.
Amongst the hugest creditors are Mr. Joseph Aimee,
of Jcha.street, Adelphi, 3,0001. money lent, for which the
creditor holds a post-obit bond for securing a preeent
annuity of 3601, and the sum of 5,0001., payable six months
after the death of Lord Westbury ; the print of England
Inseratoroffiee, Exeter, 2,0001., holding joist bonds of the
bankrupt and others, and post °hatbands payable on the death
of Lord Westbury; Mr. Barton, of Stafford, 1,0001., holds
the beakrupt• promissory wee ; Mr. C. P. From, soli-
citor, of Lincoinkinn.fields, 1,0371. ; Sir R. D. King, Bert.,
of Obstlerfieldctreet, Mayfair, 1,045/. ; Mr. P. Welch,
nsistresollthe Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy. 1,0821.
Is ell, there are about 60 creditors.
Mr. cower appeared for the assigner ; Mr. Bagley and
Mr. Sergood for the bankrupt.
Mr. Graham, the official assignee, read a brief report
which be had prepared on the wee, embodying some of the
shoes facts.
Bus Honour inquired whether the mete returned at 631.
had bees reelised.
Mr. Maley replied in the affirmative, and said that they
coadeted of two horses and • balance at the banker's of
ffiL la Gd.
The Commissioner—Whit do the meioses say in this

ere!
Xi. Chidley—The walrus' have no objection to the
bankrupt pairing his list examination, and repairing hie
order of discharge.
The Commisiioner—ls there any creditor here to object
to lir. Bothell pawing his last examination and haring his
order of discharge
Ne one answered.
The Commimioner—Then let bim take it.
The mu being thus suddenly brought to a cone's/loci,
Mo. Bothell, who had stood near the witneso-box,eppareetly
meeting to be examined, immediately left the murk
with kit trioada, and the court, which had been densely
crowded, was speedily cleared of its occupants.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

MUSIC AND DANCING LICENSES.
The curt sat this day at Clerkenwell for the purpose
of meowing and granting licensee for music and dancing,
under the act 25th George 11., cap. 36. The list con-
tained 347 applications for renewal of licenses,
sad 62 for new limn ma. Some of those to
whom lost mar • license wan granted for mnsio
oely this year have given notice of sea intention to ask for
the addition of dancing. Of the old licenses greeted last
year four of them are opposed, and amongst them the
Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, and the Egyptian
Mal, Piccadilly. The grounds of opposition in them oasis
are that the lessees have allowed thole establishments to
be opened before 5 o'clock in the afternoon, that Wog
solitary to the very conditions upon which the licenses
were granted. There is an application this year by Mr.
Morton, the proprietor of the Oxford Musts Hall, for
the extension of his lioeese for dancing. Mr. Pownall,
chairman of the oourt presided. and them was • full stten'
dance of magistrate'. The following Bowies were renewed
without opposition :—Joseph Piercy, Brown Bear, Its*bte-
bridge ; Edward Williams, Rising Sun, Knightsbridge
George Vigor*, Two Brewers, Beakingham-row ; Harriett
Paton, Kiog's Arms, Kensington.
The reseed of the music liaises was granted to Exeter-
ball, St. Ms rtin'whall, Royal Gallery of Illustration, Landes
Pavilion, Music-hall, Store-strut ; the Lord Raglan, the
Bedford Arms, Grove-street, Camden-town ; the Pay-
s/choir, the Eutaw Castle, Somers-tows ; Metropolitan
Movie hall Edgware-road ; nod the Philharmonic, Islingtoe.
A homes for music and dancing was renewed to the
Alhambra, the Argyll Rooms, and the Pittoses's Conceit
Booms.
The renewal of • license for metric was refused to the
Gay of Warwick, Gray's-inn-thee, and of music and danc-
ing to Caldwell'* Amenably-room, Deen4theet, Soho.