The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

IN RE JAMIE MURRAY RICHARD RA'

M AT OLIORD.
This Insolvent, • clergyman, the 'lssmtent of Br-deity, Lancaster,
wee opposed, no his application to be diechm, ty Mr. Dowse, tor
sir creditors residing in Menehester acd Lanoister. Mr. Os/good
twilit Mr. need) supported.
The Inaolvent la now 20. lie was curate of Termite= Demi, in
Hampshire, In 1820. He was prevlowly Mndeat et Oxford Univer-
sity, and lett owing debts above 1,1001. One of the causes of his
4-teolvency we the facility of getting Into debt at Oxford. In July,
1852, be was app told to the umumoency.of liards.ey, the 48034150 of
which win ab .nt 2201. • year. He married in August, lOU, and his
wile's mottled property Is about 1301.• year. He bad paid mune, and
coatrected dcbta to restore Vernhant Dean, which had involved him
in debt. ‘i hen be went to Barnsley be owed about 1,400. He had
repaired the parencsge.hi use, sod eintracted a with Moors.
Mountcastle sad other Irsdreistoo nese his lislost. He left Bardeey
to January, 1854, herlos sontrwoed debts to ab ,on 1,400 f. in the year
sad a ball of ha rrerSeorw. From JAMISIy. 1854, to January in.,,
there wa• Do 'minion In his schedu'e of t le rendenee.
. .

Mr. Win* b.lted the I nealvent where he had been residing In the
yeys

31;.-8-Cr-c-ood said there were patent eiretunetances In the cage
which he honed would not be made public. Teo place where the
moment had been would be made known to the own through the
officer.

TlOreglatraz banded op I parr to the eammloitooer, wbo permed

111 r. Commlesbian. Phillips &eked whether the ctressmetaace of
when the insolvent had teen would affect the adjliditl,iolll,othersias
the whole puede muss know of what be had just sees apprised,
Me. Dowse said he Mould maks bla wee on the schedule.
lir. desgmxt express.' his mknowledpments to SW frtecd fee not
webbing the inkomatlim mearsonicste4 to the coart to be made
It appeared that the hisolvest tied been arrested in January, and
had Mom been la prime for debt. Ile bad been sued at Hardeley, and
had given a bill of sale. Ills property had beta sold off. Ile bad
offered Slew*. Agnew their prapeety back, but they declined.
in answer to the Commiesioner, the lesolvest said he was IS when
he want to Oslord. lid father, a clam men, wed when he was
about leering ticked. lie father paid bit bills. Ile got into debt
for money lent, horse Moe, wine, Jewellery, los. Ile was solicited by
the Ov•ord tradesmen.

aaW ha had lam thoroughly diogratrd
with the manner In which boys were suppicod by (Word tradesmen.
Ilia system had Men exposed in this °mut, and, thanks to the public
peerm much goi d had been done.
The inso.cent eap:ained a principle which he sold was scitNi cif
by Oxford tradesmen. Xi hen a rerun could not pay 'debt, they
t Int to Wm further cr• dit, or they would eapose lum.
Mr. Lamm placed the ease before the cou•t as one in which debts
had been incurtml without rtssonabe expectation of payment. It
was a case toe the appileauon cif the discretionary clines.
Mr. Saigcod admitted that then ►ad been extravagance, which
►ad, no di mbt. o waned at (Wore. The lissolmmt had ben In gni-
Ma Mace January. . .

Collllllll.llollff Phillips, after complimenting Mr. Dowse for the
tiontacilty and holds= won which he had coeiductod the oppoilhon,
tzprt mid his intention of giving • Judgment cinder the disore:ion.r,
ohms, and bad the OW habit peered be sboold bars pi onounool •
Judgment for minuted., debt. without reasonable expectation of pay.
Mont. His llonocir nude some remarks on the conduct of Oxfigd
tradesmen; they had not, he said, the audacity to come and opp se.
The insolvent left Onord owing 141021, and had go. into debt to .one
extent. He prononotcd • I udament of Noce calendar month., under
the discretionary claw, n both would keep bin sic weeks longer in
p.i.cn, and bad tie nut been ,n prison since JILIIUIII he should have
even him the full period of six nonlife.

IN IN ANTEIONT ■.ICON.

This ere wee before reported. The Insolvent had bees a poem' to
the rortneoem army.
The Chier Cainnstedoner gave a Judgment of floe months at the net
of some and eight soothe at the suit of other enednoro The Judg-
ments are °Document tram the veding ceder.