The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

IN NE WHITE AND CO.

This wee the certificate meeting in the cue of George
Frederick Whits, Bernard Cvtertury, and &roue Triage,
described u sine-merchents of Mark•lane. The account.,
cpared by Messrs. Palmer 'sad Bafkry, extend from April,
1317, to the date of the failure is January last. They owe
to unsecured creditors, 1,6631.; to those holding security,
6371. The saute are stated at 1781. in good debts ; property
held ea security, 4361. Against prate of 7871, there were
tossed of 2811. • WA° expenses, 8921.; drawn out by Whits,
4631.; by Courtney,; 4141. ; by Trigg., 6031.
Mr. Lucas supported.
Mr. Flirter opposed, to behalf of Senor Jose de Paul, of
Jars, In Spain, for whom the taLkrupts had acted as
=in this country for the sele of wine, from Miry to
bee, 1867. As they had broken the terms of the
agreement a bill in chanceg was filed sgslast them ; the
manse was reined to the arbitration of Mr. Arnold, who made
an award against the bankrupts for 2941. It was contended
that they had improperly dealt with Mr. Pure property, and
that the midgets. ought to be suspended on that ground.
Hie Honour said that the principal ground of complaint
against the bankrupts appeared to be the large amount of ex-
penditure. The trate expenses alone were more than the
profit., and In addition the partners had drawn out of the
firm 1,3801. The certificates mut be 'upended for six
months, when granted to be of the second clue.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAT 19.
(Beam Mr. Commissioner Murphy.)
lY TIII 'WAITER OP DAVID LUSER.-PELJURT.

This Insolvent, who applied order the Protection Act, was
Zireby Mr. Macrae for • tailor named Fs ederick Cart
ctuirdd t. Mr. Dow.e supported.
The parties are of the Jewish persuasion, and Reichardt
sad the insolvent on a Lill of exchange for 361. Riven for
clothes and goods 'lmplied. The insolvent, on the other
hand, alleged that it was an accommodation acceptance, and
denied that he had ever had any goods of the oppooing creditor.
Os an affidavit of the allegati ne the insolvent obtained leave
to appear to the scrim, but It was accompanied with an
cedar that he should pay tLe money into court, bet
beteg nimble to comply with the order so made be died
Ma peoteetlen pvtition and reiterated the steteareat
On • former occasion the learned Commissimer
expressed his indignatioa at the palmy committed, and se-
qadred farther evidence in order to tuft the matter, se he ia-
tended as an example to order an indi daunt for perjosy.
To-day several wintered were examined on the port of
Reiobazdt. It was proved that the insolvent had worn • coat
made by the complement, and the Insolvent the otter night
called on • Mr. Meilen and Mated that if be came forward
he should get transported. The creditor's wife also proved
that the !unclosed was measured, and Malipie swore that he
saw the insolvent In the crediter'e shop when he called.
Oa the other lead, the iseolvent swore that he never had
any clothes of Reicherde, end that the aeceptance wee
given by bin to Reichardt for his amoosteedotion. A mum
named Lumen was called, and he swore that be woe pre-
sent when the bill was given for the accommodation of the
°Crcreditor.
llamas severely mom-examined Leverson, and referred
to some former tramactions.

Mr. COrareieskinerby said it was no use heaping per-
jury upon perjury. be was dot: rmieed to do something to
put down tea detestable mime of perjury which wee cam-
mated lathe court. The leaned Comuomianer told Lennon,
from the manner in which he answered, rh.t Übe did not take
cam be would be Mdicted, and he should commit h:m foe
contempt.
The Insolvent alleged that he called on Yr. Dlalipie to tell
him " to speak the truth."
Mr. Macrae smarmed his abhorrence at the awful omelet
of perjury in this C 463, ant asked tho cairt to order so
indictment.

Mr. Dowse said be was at • bee, if the uses was ea
alleged, to know the ineolvent's motive for the defence he
had adopted.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy said, sa be meant to deal
severely by indictments to this cue, he wanted some little
information respectful; • tire in the creditor's boast, by
which his papers had been destroyed. He should, therefore,
adjourn the case.
Mr. Macrae mint:weep urged ths court not to adjoutn
the osso with protection, or the insolvent would never be
Ji;ntwss said las was volon.rr" petitioner.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy said on the or itself his mind
was made op, and he should not renew the Prot eto n.
Themes was adj..urned sine die, on which the resolvent
was arrosted at the suit of Itaithardt, sad taken to White-
man-dna prim.

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