The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGEN
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY °OUST.
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(Before
WABON V. 111T1.......4./TAN M017120t LIM
Mr. Belay, on behalf ci Mr. Peter Rigby
for en injuaction to restrain the defedame
ing seder their Botha of the 17th of Feb,
••••• • reecial or say jury to be summoned
of seeeeh&W the amount ci the purchase
peeeetlee to 'be paid for shriek property
plaintiff. The property, which h situated -*—^
north.weirt side of Vietorla-etreet, adjetemi B:tva tall,kso„
growl, came into the poneerlon of Mr. Went .„
the result of various suits and in mosette;
of the eon-payment to him by the Westminster inipmee.
meat oesaheteners, within a certain this, of a lam um
of mosey wide& be had advanced. The injanctim ti
preyed on thew grounds, Bret, that a ocanact a:6W%
refer the matter to arbitration ; secondly, that ths num.
were not at liberty, trader the 68th motion of the
°lenses Act, to brim their preempt until me bun_
tiff bad determined whether he would heee'Ti;
question decided by arbitration ; cad thirdly, flitthe company had combined three or for
sons (two persons with whom cootrects for the
portions of the property had been entered lets hozit
plaiatiff end the Crestsainster haprovemsat
dams) in the one not* which wee ea ahose of the
given to the company by their act_ of lathy.;
wee ale • mortgage upon the lead W 6 by Ilse reem
tic of the late Sir Wm. Brown, of Liremerel, yer e-To:
mashie gum of massy to be paid cif in lift 1% ow
ponsisioa of the prepay ewer
Catave alt in
eeirios sseation ci the Lab Anew o.ikt
liar dot. ' el
Kr. Beale. also supported the motion ; and it ms sp.
posed by Mr. Glare sad lir. eed.
Upon the saggeeldon of the ViorChimeallor it was vele
that the motion should stead over tiff the hese* d
motion for decree, the compeay undmiakiag to isle
anion aria their adios without hare of the omit

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOROP,
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
LATIUM V. LANHAM AND BOZWOOD.—BISCIAL JNIY.
Dr. tics and Mr. Warwick for the politician; IX
Deane, 0., and Dr. &rainy for the reepeadest;
Queen's VOWS and Dr. Tristram for the cousecadnk
The petitioner wu the maoaging clerk of an Mks*
He married the respondent, who was at that tine a dun
maker, in February, 1849. They lived ia mina pet d
Londoo, and the petitioner charged his wife with hunk
and unquiet habits. Thew bad at last led to a segandal:
and the adultery wu alleged to have taken plus whit
respondent was living apart from her hashed nun rd.
lowaace which he had made her.

The repo °dente denied the charge lad plaided tid
the petitiowor had °Demised at the adultery, it any int
been oornemitted, had been sanatory to it, had ham
guilty of conduct conducing to it, mad had hirassif yR
guilty of • similar offence.
ghe case was proceeding when we welt to peen]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Oansgasioner Ho)royd.)
air as O. CORM.

The bankrupt was a bookseller, stationer, prime, ui
news agent, of Northampton. This was the Whist he
examination and discharge, but no accounts had buss fl
and it was stated that the bankrupt had absconded.
Oa the application of Yr. Phelps, for the wipes, ty
bankrupt was ordered to be proclaimed.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.)
APPLICATIOW NOB ILILIASZ BY AN 11.1.111311CA3 COB..
The bankrupt is this awe wan George Nicholas baba
seed se George Nathaniel Sanders. who was thee descrue:
—Formerly of Kestucky, then of New York, thee lodge/
at the Trafalgar Hotel, obaring-croes, thee of Brakais4
kenos, then of Weymouth-street, Portland-ph:4
then of Denbigh-skeet, Pimlico ; than of Peril, thee to
veiling through England and Ireland, than of Canada, the
of Langham-pleos Hotel, and late of Grates-ply
Fitzroy-square, now a prisoner for debt ; contractor et
the Confederate government of &menet for the Wig
and running of iron-plated postal vessels." !tappets dd
the bankrupt at one time held the position of mond h
country far the United States of America.
This was an application tor release from embody. Tie
bankrupt, in examination before the registrar shed
that his execution creditor was Mr. T. F. km
to whom he owed 2842. He was also
in custody rat the snit of Mr. James Moro, kr
5451., sad lbws. W. EL Lindsay and Co.,
agents, of Austinfriars, creditors for 2,3021. His
amount in the aggregate to 10,3231. Thepried* es
Mors are—Mr. A. Ifookin, Windsor, Canada, 3,000 L; 1
W. A. Townebend,Montreal,Chneds, 3,0004; Meeralloir
Brothers, Bishopegrate-skeet, 2501.; and Mows. Limey
and Co.. 2,3021.
The bankrupt attributes his failure to " diseppointoat
I. the execution of his contract with the Confederate Sista
of America for the building and running of froirplshi
postal vessels."
There was no opposition ; but it appearing that thee
was an informality in the notices, the application stool
over till the 23rd inst.
lH EN MAL HERBY NICHOLLS.
This was another application foe release. The blakrut
is described as a bill broker, of Kensington-crescent, and I
Devereux.court, Strand.
Mr. Chidley supported the application. which was
posed on the pound of insufficient description.
The bankrupt, in answer to queetions, stated that is
several years he bad been in partnership with /b. Ohs&
Field, the detective officer ; the partnership coati:lld ff
to July last, but there were no partnership debts.
His Honour granted the release.

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