The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-14 00:00:00

IN 111 AtIOVIITVII pi y:11) IINLAISON.

This insane was opposed by Mr._l3 od for the detain-
Mg auditor, a Mr. Woodgats. Hr. Emil sapportal.
The apposiag creditor is a bewails, Itellpf, sad the le-
mimmt sad a halals beams eared= for s Ho. Davie. A
awe ef wee advanced. oat of which • know lout
wee deduNd sad some Wrest The issetmat called is
Woodier sad offered to mist him to serve Mrs. Davie with
a writ. Woodpile was amobiag his pipe, tor whica.he apo-
logised, sal wee may frandip. Es mods sa appolleameat
to mess is the Nimbi memies Walirloabridge, aa
Woodgate prembisyg that be wain wet " mime him. He
was pulsated to lie appointment, end Wesdgete hod ea
dhow wide him, wise swasted Nut
It appeared that the laselvent hod bust • media which
he was described es • " Mmrshaimiss sad Ageteoltaral
Chemist," sad la his schedule be wee WWI a desks is
amours He had ahem be we at ca bail received abet Ws.
from the Westminster Comity Croat, is ea seeks for pada
alike be bed geld, sad et which be bed ands no maths
SS theeiedale.

The gawks ca ea edkursaseat wee whether the Mb-
abane on bell should be conteard.
Te• Court required the audeeduhl to be oseaded ma to the
musty court proceeding, end ordered the isiolveat to mead
Ids deowlatioa aa to hie card. The dlscharp at bail would
be elkartd,

The ore vas adjourned to the 30th inst.
IN 11 AITNUR FIRDINAND DI NIWNAN.

This wss an application for Woman sego:trued bearing.
Mr. Nichols opposed, and Mr. supported;B= Mr.
Greening, a printer, objected to the a
Some tams ago the insolvent was heard. He was a tank-
rue, and his case was adjourned to get rid of the bankmptoy.
He lod changed his attorney.
Mr. Nichols objected to the appliestka. No order fee
bad bean taken oat.
Mr. egad urged that the day of bearing mold be filled
is the order.

Mr. Tber;ke lei:mord the court that he had applied to the
cams, and Mr. Commissioner Murphy had decided that the
bankruptcy mud be got rid of or all the former creditors in-
serted._

The Commissioner laid be wee clearly of opinion that there
was no order for hesrieg before him on wheat he could enter-
tain the matter.

Application refused.
In In HENRY At:GI:WM/I PRINCE, SUED HAKIM
PRINCE."

This insolvent, a young man, we. opposed by Mr. Way for
a creditor named Word. Three other creditors appeared in
person. Mr. Served (with Mr. Reed) supported.
An application wee seeds re the part of the Insolvent for
as adjountraset, end a hope woo orpreseed that nothing
farther would be lewd of the ease. The Insolvent had been
twelve maths is prime, and had broken kis thigh.
Mr. Way said It wee the ineolvent's own fault that he
stayed so bag in prima before be petitioned. He wished to
examine lama, to his deottrirdes ho the schedule.
It wee &kited from the lamina, that be had resided at
Liverpool, sad le IPM came to London. For the loot three
years he had bore fa no bads..., end had bolted on the turf.
Mr. Way oyeestionod the impolvent, with the view of show-
ier that he had bees ccenected with a lodgier-house et el,
Umr-strest, end that a Wee Joule °Below, who bad taken
the hoer, bad pared es hie wife.
The issolvent denied that he had anthodeed any one to
per ao his wife. He wan not a married men. He knew a
perm aimed Jessie Oaalow, sad lodged with her wham oho
hook the house Is Baker-street. _ .

Mr. Way named some amusement by prodacing a likeness
of the lady is eineetion with same Time.
Mr. flergood objected to the introducdon of mob a subject.
After some farther examination, the owe was adjourned
to the Zed November, the ball being enlarged. It was ex-
pended that a settlement would be made with the coeditors.
The lesesed gentleman (Mr. Dowse) gave general satisfac-
tion by 'Wei that he did not intend to sit later than half-
pad 4 Volga es& day.