The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

COURT OF

.—APRIL 19.
(Before lir. Registrar KlUer.)

IN 13 R. I. STENLIT.-117/ITION LS TO THE IDENTIT

Or ♦ RANKZUTT.

The biakrupt was a Jeweller, of Hatton-garden. TM'
was the examination meeting. He owes to uosectued
creditors, 3,2391.; steno about 1,000/. la July, 1866, he
wails • deficiency of 1,1601.
Kr. Lemma supported • Kr. Dock opposed far the
1r..1; and Mr. Tkr creditors.
ay
diehael, silversmith sad pawnbroker, of Bristol,
deposed that on led November lest the baakrupthed pawned
with him 13 (keen table-knives 16 dozen dreamt knives,
and 24 pair of cameo for 14!. He said hs did it to meet a
bill coming doe the following day. He redeemed the goods
on the 6.h; and on the some day sold whims 6 dozen 'lntro-
table epooos, 6 dezen forks, 0 dozen dessert spoons, 8 dozen
desalt folks, 0 dozen teaspoons, for 231. Bs. The trona-
action was over the counter. He slao sold anthem some
knifes, &0., for 16 guineas. He said be wished to boy a gold
watch and chain. He eke said tbat it wu of no use pawn-
ing say more goods, the intermit cams to so much, he might
as well sell them at once. . . . .

By Mr. Lewranos—Tho bankrupt now pointed out
to ma l• not the men who called upon me.
His general appearance is different. He 'looks younger then
the man whom I saw. Ido not believe he is the mine man.
The tarty who cams to me had moustaches and • bled.
("The bankrupt is devoid of those ornaments.)
The benktupt depobed—l am 30 yes» of age. I was at
Bristol in November Mat. I was there on the 2nd, on my
regular journey. No one accompanied me. I put up at
Proctor's Swan Ho'et. I arrived on the evening of Monday,
but I left en the followiog evening. I did not then we ir •
beard and toonstalut. I never lid. I could not cultivate
ow. (Laughter.)
Mr. Lawrence—Ton tried and did Oct succeed ? (A laugh.)
Batik —I do not know Mr. Michael. I know there Is
• Mr. Michael le Bristol, but I was sever in his shop. The
ligsatore of " E. 8.. Stanley" to the document produced is
not in my handwriting. I took some goods down to Bristol,
but not of the kind described. They were chiefly electro-
plated tea end coffee services. I swam positively that I sent
no one to pledge or sell goods of say description at Mr.
Michael's shop. I know Mr. Elliott, of near Id. On the
80th October 1 purchased from him some articles of cutlery,
froelteditig table knitter, whin! were DNA 03 Manchester, ster, If I
recollect right, to Macdonald. They were meet direct from
Sheffield, and never came Into my poseseedow. I hod taken
en order from Macdonald, and that was the execution of the
writ r. The sole to Macdonald dose not appear in my
goods account. On 26th October I bought of Mr.
B4llll4Dhaw 12 demo table knives., 12 down dessert
hires, and other ertieks. Those came into my
stock, and got mixed with other goods. A portion was in
Mock at the time of my bankruptcy. On the 27th October I
bought from Mr. Webster table end dessert brim*,
end other article*. Those I raeived at my warehonr,narel
sold them, with ether goods, an the 29th, to Mr. Bryant
While is Bristol I did not buy • gold watch. I had no
witch at all with me. I em pooitive I sever showed a gold
watch to Mr. Newton, Mews. stings's traveller, at Bristol.
I hod dealings with Mr. Willingtos, of Birmingham, in
1868. Be wee one of my old orator.' under my pe itit nla
insolvency. He ts Low a c.edior fur 181 for n transectisa
In 1860, and for goods e.ubsequently *op plied. The new debt
of 101.8.. door not appear in my belance.sheo t. On the
27th October I bought from Mr. Bowman, of Cfrrkenwel,
turquoise and garnet bracelets and other goods for SDI. I
think those were in stock at the time of the bankruptcy.
Altogether I bought of Bowman to the *must of NU I.
October and November. About 601. worth of those goods
went to Costs, of Southamptoo, and others to Jame, of
Uveepool, an &snoods, of Mandisioler. I identify the
psi by the price end desoriptims. I knew Mr. Brsdlaugh,
etlemmen slnk I owed Oda ISO& at the time of my itmel-
Mel. Ns SI =kappa be my mbefele.

Mir KiMID &Alter huskies the (=Mimi:lca wee is:bound
to the 2lst of June.

(Ban Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.)
TUN OPINATPI7 ANT TRAINING irartryrrox,

This was the sitting for the chaos of meioses under the
bankruptcy of Kieft. Baseman sad Carleton 40 Comm
Berrie, of the Operatine and Training le/etudes, Britbh-
grove, Chiswick, described as printers, carpenters, cabinet
mehars, sad turners. The particulars of the ease have
*beady appeared. At the time of the bankruptcy there we
between twenty and thirty boys In the institution; bat they
Dare been mostly discharged, and the materials in the diffe-
rent shops veto be sold off. The bankrupts' liabilities are
about OW. • probable meets about 8001. or 9001. Mr. J.
Hark of Wellingleurpiaos, East India Dock-reed,
sail maker and Adis theadW, was cheese trade assignee;
Mr. Standbld is the °Mad mime, sad Messrs. Lawrence
and Co. are the sante= under the bankruptcy.
Mr. Chidley, as behalf of the bankrupts, applied for their
diachargetrom essenty.
Mr. Flews Amid no opposition.
Mr. Hind, the detaining creditor, being called, and not ap-
peals*, the discharge was ordered.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Aran 19.
(Bm Mr. Cuernialcear Murphy.)
IN 11 JOHN TRONA/ 11111[01101.

This Inrobeast, who had been • licensed Tamar at the I
" Gun," Wapping, wee oppoewl by Mr. Dowse, for Mame.
Fora brewers; Mr. Serpa apparel for Masse. Max •
• creditor named More upped k prom. Mr. Nichol;
"CO?tolberlestthetheolvint obtainedBol. of Kam lamb
payoff Mr. Morm brewer. He dealt with Mews.Furse Mara
got the money, and paid them but little may. He was sow
in adz debt to some extent beyond the 801. so obtained. In-
stead of paying Mr. More (to whom he me indebted for bar
and money avanced) he paid Mears. Mess 201. Is. rat of
the house at Wapping, and other creditors. Max and More
were creditors to about 4001., and the property on the pre-
mier within they had wired for rat, was worth about 601.
The insolvent wee 61111 Is patesesion of the public-home, and
had the llama he said, " at home."
Mr. Comtcw Murphy was of npinla that the trot-
vest bad fraudulently obtained the Nit from Meters. Pone.
He judged • man's intention pay his eal; and the test of net
pm the mosey an he alma he intended proved a fraud.
On the application of Mr. fiargood, pmesedon wee ordered
to be gives to Messrs. Meat, ad the &ems, on puma
of IL, which was owed to be their atm
The learned Cammadoner proammed skidpan! of abe
mouths at the suit at Mears. Purso, from the venting order.
And as to the manors gamily, • oosdltional theoharp
pemmican having been given up.