The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-17 00:00:00

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUSES.—Nov.
(Before the Judie Oranau, Mr. Juatice Wightman, sod
Mr. Joe Williams.)
BIEEDDIDI AND SEINDDIN V. TER XITORNET-GIINERAL.—
(PATRICE AND PATRIC% Cll TO BIZ PROCEEDINGS.)
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The court wee occupied all day in hearing further evidenee
on the tart of the petitionen.

COURT OF BANIERIJFTCY.—Noy. 16.
(Wore Mr. Commiricar Evans.)
11 GIRAUD.--RXTRAORDINART CLISZ-THE OAFS
CEARTAIrt.

This was an examination meeting tinder the bankruptcy
of Louis Giraud, of No. 5, lisicester-aquae, described as •
oolleshoume-keeper.
The bankruptcy took place as the 24t1. of September,
upon • petition presented by Mr. Almond Fontaine, of Ben-
nett-street, Fitzroy-square, joiner and decorator, part of
whose debt is for decorations said a moveable pplatform for
gallows nvarits. The bankrupt had •bsconded prior to the
adjudication, and previously the following letter
to Mr. Penochy, the landlord of the premises :—" Deer
Panocky,-1 wished to make speculations, which turned
out very unfortunate, and my books being very
badly kept I leave for Amerka. The house is
in very good condition, and I recommend you to
take care of B—. She ought to arrive next week.
lam very unhappy. Adieu ! To the waiter, known as
Henri, the communication was sent:—" Dear Henri,—As
you have been very goad to me, I bid you adieu. lam GB
to America. I give you all that is found in my cellar, with
theksy. Tell B— that she may take away all that she aut.
I make her • peanut of it, and seed her the key of the Ws.
lam very unhappy. Adieu!" The banknipt had obtained
wine from City merchants to the amount of several thousand
c boo made
giving references to one Montpelier, who has also
made bankrupt, and is non eat. Part of the property
it was ascertained had been shipped by the Achilles to
America.

ThelTeinkruift was declared an outlaw on the rising of the
court.

li WfOIIIB—FAILCIIII lif THE PEOVIUION TRAM
Assignees were chosen in the matter of George Stokes. •
dealer, of Soow-bill. the statement of Afeems.
shows debts and li•bilitis 13,0001., spinet assets
2,0001.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 16.
(Before the Chief Commissioner.)
IN RI DAM DAUM
The insolvent, the some painter, applied under the Pro-
tection Act ; Mr. Dowse supported.
In this ewe the debts were 1621., and the insolvency war
attributed to the expenses exceeding the income. The in-
solvent had filed a proposal, to set aside 4W. a year for his
creditors, payable quarterly.
The court accepted the proposal, and named the day for
the final order. The first quarter's payment to be made in
March.

IN Ell TRANCIN STEPHINN.

This insolvent, a commission agent, had petitioned under
the Protection Act, sad was die:barged out of custody at
the suit of William Fitch, the detaining creditor.
The insolvent, when called, did not appear, and his attorney
stated that he bad out seen hint, but on calling at his house
understood be was on his way to the court.
11r. Bicker Caarten appeared for Mr. Fitch, and asked
the court whether a warrant would be issued againt the in-
solvent.

The Cominterioner odd he had no power, butthe insolvent
would be without protection.
The cue was struck out.