The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-10 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRINI 11
(THIS D.

(Before Mr. Rani

THE JoINT NTocii
The trial of Janon Fn, lin :1 Wto
of the Joint Stuck Discount ILi
with fraudulently approptiatir
cheques, the property ..f the en
the sitting of the court this ~,,, rn
en behalf of the prosecution was p
Mr. Giffard, 84. C. (specially n.t.
with Mr. Poland and Mr. F. 11. I
lion% and Mr. Coleridge. Q.(
(both specially retaintell appeared
the prisoner. The first witness ra
Mr. Hobert Hill, who, in reply
that he had been atssist.itit
duty was to provide the finances.
loans on bills, and in these mattel.
Prisoner. In the cheque-hook prom
doted the 28th August, ISI iI I st.%l
he did not remember what pert,. I
referral to. In the onlinary way
receive his instructions from the pi
Ia the cross-examination by M
witness stated that he hail 'leant
by the prisoner, and hail intim.,
The business we
very
ripen the prisoner wee very
remember whether or not th.•
from. the bank from the Ist to the
Lie (witness) could nut say whet),
'l4 been advanced to Mr. Klein
was anent. Money might have beet
iatistant-manager, to Mr. Kleine,,
inane. to the bank, and he reset
'many in return. He did not ret
t° 5 essra. Capper, Lawson, and t:

LAW
Rler
COC
(Before the C
PI'BI
This was another bas
vrinding.up suits. Belo
the Rolls there were up
public companies. 'l
Chamber of the other c.
R 1
There were five summ
the chief clerk of the 31
to postpone the time toc ,
on the list and one totsk
contributors. This caw
queetion of the 40/. call
the Master of the Rolls.
Mr. Lording (Freebie
instant was the last
application to comple
Perhaps the present
The Chief Clerk acqui.
day mentioned. He a'
these matters were to be
to be paid"
Mr. Lording said he sh
deters, ask for costs agai
Adjourned to the 20th.
4 ovEKENI,.
1 There was a summons
admit a claim, and stood
4 before Vice Chancellor H
COURT 0'
(Before Mr.
IN RE LIEUT. JELLIC.4
The bankrupt, A. C. 5
pirdens and elsewhere,
99th Regiment, applied f
debts are only 33b1., of w
the representatives of the
rapt describes his failure
,reseure of creditors.
Mr. Bagley opposed th.
should stand over till site
Mr. Reed, for the ban
been proceeded against i
Major Blamire, with who.
macy. If he were now re
the aid of friends, he wuul
ranging_with his creditors.
His Honour saw no
coulee and directed the ap
IN
The bankrupt William
described as a stock and
Bombay, since of Dur,
adjudication was on hi.
his failure to depre.
shares and securities
The accounts show the f.
unsecured creditors, 14,
91,6011. ; liabilities on
11,501. There are no
Bombay • but the bankru
the secured creditors heti
but which is now of uoce
„...,
Thforweebanx.abimknii.nalt:tocenh,adafnodrbeediscthnehi
of sepias to hold to bail .
dustan • but he bad bee
bad been in the habit of p
advances on them. Owin
predated in value ; and he
to assist in realising them
The bankrupt examined
years in business, and stn
He obtained advances on s
various banks Rs security.
the value of the advances t
Financial Bank be obtained
purpose
of
m Olitl:etirnfilikri:.
shares which had deprecia
of the failure of the conitai
worth about half their ongi
His failure was entirely ow'
lost all his fortune.
His Honour granted an i
IN RE CAPTAI
The bankrupt, the well.kri
• of Gerrard's-cross, Bucks,
nation and discharge. T
7,4001., with a considerable a
and eroperty held as securit
at 9,9911., and embracing
Horseman" and other works,
. cross, valued at 6,6g4/.
Mr. Cunningham, for the
was a very favourable one, a
surplus of 4,0001. They the
bankrupt should receive his o
Mr. Bagley opposed for cr
Stevens, of Uxbridge. He
surplus ; it was not likely th
0 aWed, would realise more the
The bankrupt, examined,
of 3119/. due to him at the tin
Chapman and Hall were auto
Beeton, publisher, owed h
entered that, as he doul
paid. Mr. Brown, publisher
him 100/. for literary services;
dation transactions between t
he commenced building a mad
, which was valued at 7,4
of his debts. It was lea
Brazenose College, Oxford, f..
He had other property in th
ilalndd andleasehold
Goh
b...b.
ep,l-1),1,,,,b
• horse for his brougham, t
and other horses when he was
Mr. Reed appeared for the
His Honour was of opinio
abownto prevent the bankrm
property at Gerrard's-cross w
value, and there was no prete
rapt with contracting debts
payment. The accounts 1,..1
Mr. Hutton, and were certiii, ,
of discharge would therefore I,
IN RE 11./S.
The bankrupt was a wine al,
by Messrs. Hart Brothers an,
and disclose liabilities of 34,23.
I
20,93'.0/. The accounts king
application of the assignees, an
nation sitting was ordered.
(Before Mr. Comm.
IN RE RII.EI.
r The bankrupt, described as
professional pedestrian, of 111.
.• who had been in the habit of
, applied for his order of diachar
His Honour said this was iii
; two betting men. The bank riii
atonal pedestrian, bad been in
races and betting on them.
kept one of those public.holise
• pestiferous 31111 dangerous ch•
made on commission, and whicl
gentlemen's servants and others.
- bets on certain races at the inch,
' being compelled to pay, he took
the banknipt compassed pidgmei
$7
,:giet I,re 6c wa
e j,:lgil,eut ; asl
about n, l‘r
tr.:,
nnitted to York Cantle. lie no
discharge, which was opposed 0
defence to the action of the assist
no. speculation. It did not al
the defence was vexatious ; and ,
it might have been successful. '1
(Manly could not be urged by the
been the instrument of making t
~, lie now characterised as rash an
/irrupt would therefore have his dis