The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1858

They had desk in raisin shares to a very Imp attest;
their boas Ode purchases had emossded 442,0001., mad their
Ni.. WWI 447,0001., in a period of two years end eight
swaths. The account berm with a capital of OWL ; and
though they had given up no property, the shares which they
Lad rad enst 2,6001., though they had low so merketab le valas.
In 1666 they had made a set pre& of 2,0641. ; the ',lbw-
big rani they materially restricted their traumata's, owing
to the depression in the market to miming shares. Mr.
Yield, • imp auditor, empreased his belief that the Mare
had maims from this cause. The liabilities were
all oa bills nosivable ; the expenditure had not exceeded
1001. • year each. The bankrupts hoped to resume their
Webs= with the oosOdases of their customers, which they
bad sew abased ; and their MOON would much depend on
the thee et their certificate. By the rules of the Stook Ex-
=amen were not permitted to re-eater Was they lob-
a 111 M-clam eartffleate.
Then Omansimlomar —I have no judicial cog&saime of that
MMr. limmorit, fa the 'odium, corroborated the state-
ments *SW. Lwow*. The Wiatio-shest at &M=
priessid mow adavourable lestawee ; bet these ware c
of espisimilea. The bankrupt' had traded fee sow time
.her
lb. went, , but this had bean boas at the in-
stance Of

The iisemmlideme—l should have been very glad to ham
&ea • imirine neelaelle if I had felt that the drown-
Memo wealljegift Ea fa &tag so; but In the Leas of the
%wee I ems& The peseta sad capital (which I suppose
IMO sOlllOllll Ducey., IOU) amount to 3,1911. ; the trade
exposess,law, cede, abalone sad interest (a bad feature
the e men
always), smi private dreebsgs amount to vary nearly double
that to 811621. I shall grant immediate certificates of
lima

IN RE HALL.
This wee en application for certificate by Henryirttitra
Hall, of Markham-chambers, a ship and insurance
Tb• accounts extend from Jan. 1 1867, to the date of the
petition, August 16, 1868. They have :xlizimblished in
dotal previously, but the following are the • pal items :
Creditere unsecured, 9,3924 ; (Mitosis Hall, Brothers,
41281. • these holding security (3,7434 less estimated vales
of =ratty, 2,0001.), 1,7431.; to be paid in fall, 931.; wa-
des (9,1824 of which will prove on the estate) 3,2831. • pro-
fits, 1,2901. Debtors, goad, 531. ; doubtful, 1,8681. ; property
(2631. less creditor paid in full, 931.),1691. • trade expenses,
1,3021.; Mee, 6,9661 ; H. Hall's drawigs, 1,0634;
Macy, Erd ha., 1867;3,2311.
The =rig credito rs were well trudges= of Orping-
toe, where the bankrupt their debts were incurred
los work issi Medals is proving the bealmOs Isms
sod per. It wee alleged that the bookmpt had made
file repreignialime te lame eredikee beano or immediately
after giving the order fer the wok—namely, that be was en
owner of deppbsg, sad that he had a lowa of the home ter
10 =an; Mee he bed had • =Mar who had ran away with
his bodes, end with 4,0001., sad that he had • Chancery Mt
pending kem the prom& of white he would be obis to pay
lor the week being dam
The beabupf, upon brig =abed, dialed be had ever
made any Was repranntelime te ray ef the creditors. He
had said he bed the megagoingst of a large amount of ship-
ping, sad Mr. Mane had a Chancery mit pending
—a will eme—trom which be expected to get
12,0001. Al he same aid he was to have plead 6,0001. in
haakraire beim sad become g pmMer ; and In the hope
that it would so remelt be gam BIM • note and
e kill, white were the only tram ells =that could be termed
aceommodstioa dam bat these owe given with a view to
the improvement of kis Mete. limempt had never said be
had • parte= Had celled a me* auditors, to w
be did not moon those now oppesks ef
blame kr had hich
un-
derstood Mr. Fry, his Maned, Weald we them. He had
en aggeneent far s knee, white wee blues( on his landlord.
Theo wee to be a covenant in that lime to prevent his
without a license. He got into difficult* and his
who wpm a whetter, pereneded him that under the
toms that covenant hie si=extui Id not take the
Me for the Meet of Ms and wee there-
fore really of no use to him. His farther sewed
him that as long m he paid MN= IND =seed a= be disherbed,
but immediately Ivan his dobeir so be readvid nodes to quit.
The notice would terminate InMarch next. Hie landlord bed
let the house to a Mr. Francis, who had frequeatly seed
to view. He had always oppes it, mid the
=eight to Ist, since he had
the agreement for the
home was ftg. Hie amanita, ha knew, Mowed that he
emirmeed with • deficisaey. Ha, however, did not know
of the hot until his hocks we made up. The Memo",
however, wee not • fact is represented by the ammo' In
Jemmy, 1867, it having arisen mainly from lames on Aug-
triliaa ecasigments, which bad only maned Mee that
date ; but,
sea Netter of
mmonat, understood it was venal
to mike ft up le that date. He had poems= a ship celled
the Roby, but that was wrecked some time ago of Ben sea
The hones end popery, upon which the opposing aedlMn
bad worked had been greedy improved, so much no that,
although ho (the bankrupt) had taken it from Mr. Fry at
SOL • yew only, that gentlemen had deco, is gated, let it to
Mr. Francis for 1201. He (the bankrupt) had been induced
by Hr. Fry's bailiff to order the work is esseetioa to be done.
Mr. Lewis, Mr. Crafter, and Mr. Stevens, for the meg-
me, who did not oppose, having been heard on behalf of
their respective climes,
He Hamm said—The real gm' en which my judg-
ment will peace= will be, that the Maltrupt has eroded mach
hugs Om he wee )ceded i skim eat Milieu& armaiary
make& Ide not Mimi any vary great importmon to the
=4,wimftisselp isas of the eppeskg aregliors. It woe Impro-
ves enternesnaty expeditors ; possibly more
thm the Moho* etdeiem eaninnplated i so the bankrupt
Mated, ml so lam hiellered M believe. But then wee no
frandalsat whespreemiletten, became for all that wee repro-
mated tire wee seemMedMion ; there was not en ectnal
lesas, but en berms= ler • bras He was not actually in
the but
of ships, ant bras
bed bees a shipowner up to
• omparathelly tem= period, and bed the menegement of
others. As in glefog up this bees to his landlord, It oar-
tairdy dem appear to me that be has been out-
witted. The probability is, tint he ad& at any
rate ham hand Melte', better is than he
bad ; his coeditors have been he,. by hie want of law-
ledge of law, bed I don' t think them we my esdpilde We-
conduce In teepees of his allow*, ha lendlerd to do that
which in point of fact I do not think 16 mid my well have
prevented. However, if the dimmemeed endlikan ere still of
opinion that this is a matter that Wee be dispeend, if they
indemnify the assignees, I think Ni amigmesi erg bawd to
take proceedings. Bat the main garden In this ere las to
the nature of the liabilities. The grsetor mama& of them
sprats not to be of that character which le einally repro-
bated In this court. There was an isolated imeeetion which
Malyh mignght In some degree be justified, biome a benefit
to the M wee expected lit= Hinnies if Brine
could have been pomaded loonier into partnership. soh es I
dislike acommo&tion bills, I never go to the extent Mellow-
ing a slash instance to be a subject of disqualideation
that Ma is most reprobated is the practice of pease hie
credit by seemmodation bills. I now come to the MIMI
pert of the me—that is, that the bankrupt, ban sad le
ought to haveknown that he was two years ago, in a hopeless
state of taeolveticy; continued his trading. It is utterly
unjuelflable, especially as I and that his profits me to
within a few pounds of the moat of his trade =mess,
and thank= that every shilling of a thousand pounds in
round numbs= of he personal expeaditure has been eaten
out of the pogo* of his coeditor.. For those reams I
shall only give a eartifkate of the third cling, end I shill sus-
pend it far els menths. One MOOR that the period dWe-
Muiris net longer is that the amounts hem been well
and I always eamider well-kept sooonats a proof that
a man wpm Io be honest. Ido not mew to the coaclasion
that he Ma been dishonest, bat be has been most greed 7
improvideat, He will have protiodot during the seepimelon.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 10.

it Til MATT= OP Alt WILLIAM . WART.

After ear Twat le& yesterday, ells insolvtat wog era-
Weed at coasitissablo hark by Mr. Rood. It ap-
peared that Mr. Twastrasa, ono at the opposing
oraillere. was • wedlaw for • (puttee roat of •
heave able Or Willem took et 23W. • row, and titre
Ms terallase. to Mean 11001., had bent sold under ems el
the Obsaway watts. The point raised wee that Ilia
laselvtat lad so ressenshle =potation of primal. Ile
sold teas UM he hod beta allowed to rossise sows wait,
sad he ha l his Wary es &drama cif the railway. Be said
he
bed spat Massa 13,000 i. sad $1,0031. ca the badly,
end eased to main the stook, sod had Mee all fa his poorer
to pay the tawbere al hit fandly. He awe also =gained
es to eons ewes la the Gaud Jaacaloa Coupsay is oar
awake with the Groat Lansinbearg, as whisk then bad
bra s bill la Chancery whisk woe lindens/ by the Meats:
of the Rolls.

Murphy, who hod Woos lathosiod his
°gabs thol Ilk Wallow MI again.* all the memo% add
be bed meth up bb mid ChM gm mu waft Is Aber et
the eemphhie to abet Ihe hseheme, eml Mei be vas or
Wel to bum day mod wild seder,
hd December mai od Um preludes re-
amed.

(Bohn dri Cldel Camaimiamr.)
Lf /11. ADIRAILAM *INN.

Mr. Mateo* opiniisTrl67ciiiiisiiworth, the ally
creditor; Mr. Dump supported.
This wee a hares cede. The creditor bought • horse for
301. se a "good worker," and he tamed out to be no worker
et ell. . .

The COUTiatljoarttect the ore dm dig. No proteotios.
IN to 3,11X111 SYMP.

Mr. Now opposed for • Mr. Darby, dad tbs court gars
• judgment of debt muds on tbs growl of baud.