The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

/Uwe 7.
(Belpre the help Ordinary.)
SKIPPER OD lIKIPPIR 110DX111.--1111W TRIAL.

MY was teinneentary snit erielag ont of the will of the
Rev. Jobs Smith, late of „liig Ria, new Norwich,
sad a milk* had been obeet for the delentlant on the plea
at t9idas Mona.
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Sir C. Cromwell mid, that having consulted with the
learned persona by whom he had her esetsted, he was of
opiates that there ought to be a new Wel on payment of the
SOSilk

BALIII O. BAI/111..../.I,INONT.
T4he wife of amirsiposshar, the proprietor of en bolsi and
certain oyster deeps at Liverpool, had obtained a judichti
separation on the ground of edultery.
84r C. Cromwell, manes the respondent's insoles at 7001.
year, awarded her permaneat alimony at the rate of 1761. pet
SCUM

BROAD In DROAD.--irsw TRIAL •
aeln thistrial oim, alio otestemestery nit, the Court putted •
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARcu 7.
(Beim l(r. Commissioner Cioulburn.)
IN HE JOHN LIENS! COHN.
Tlk•bitakrapt woe an Rut India merchant, of Ritchie's-
noun, Nadi-lane. This was the sitting for thobs of 111184,
BM. The liabilities are stated at 66,0001. ; engem at Cal-
cutta of equal amount, &mord* to the bankrupt's sadmate,
but subject of mane to reelioation.
Mr. Joseph Tho.peon, lace-manufactarar, of Nottingham,
and Kr. But , of Neaelwwww, wen
amen trade amigness.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-ILeacia 7.
(Before Mr. Coemisiamer lierpby.l
ADVERTISING "Yoe Lotirs."—Di TNB XATTII or

1/I.IDESICK oi•ZL.L ZUWIN

This Insolvent, described eg • wholesale jeweller in Broad-
°mart, Covent-garden, residing at Bayswater, whose ear wr
before the Chief Commissioner on a keener °Zomba, appeared
for adjudication.
Two creditors named Orem and Bailey apposed in pee Mem
Kr. fisrgood supported.
This was a remarkable case. The insoleunt bad a great
enemy creditors who had made advance@ af bpatiese," ce
det of watches sad other articles and pawnbrokers' du-
plWae. The cam wee originally hissed beim the Chief
Commissioner, and Mr. Commisemer Murphy offered to
adjourn the ease as the insolent was ea MK 'MB the herbed
Chief returned, but he preferred hie seas bled disposed ef,
and the matter proceeded.
It appeared that Mr. eras was attrooted by an advertise-
ment for • "loan" with Af proud.. " bonus."
Be Mewed 601. and leek as seespeases ken 701. with a
deposit of watches and pawabroluers duplicate,. In • few
days afterwards the issolvenragetn sottaitsd • loan, end gave
• bill for 401. co resolving 301., whit watches and tielets. B.
found the wildes were not worth the meant represented,
nor the duplicates. He had sold them by imam, and was
still a large creditor.
Mr. Commissioner MIOPII7 remarked that haled • "me'
what similar cams Wore him, in which an odd woman had
advenced money, and he held that she wee bound by her
briargood submitted that there was ao dames in the
two cease.
Elia Honour thought there was no differemee; Mr. Green had
advanced the mousy with his eyes open. sad hi the expectation
of a large bonus.
Mr. Bailey, another coo olainant, was defrauded through '
advertisement:of some 6.51., taking some plate, watches, he.
The insolvent got beck sums of the plate sad had kept It.
Ow of the gold watches the insolvent told him cost Id.,
and It was afterwards valued at 30a., sad termed • regular
duffer."

dress said be wee told the watches be had were
duffing" articles.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy declared that the sebedule dff
aimed a very illegitimate mode of trading, and he was deter-
to do all he amid to repress the system which the
insolvent had adopted. He hoped the publicity which the
MN would receive, would put the unwary on their guard
whim advertisements far keels which appeared in the
newspapers. He had giese the laselmet an opportunity of
gehsg before the Chief Ommlesioner, which he had declined;
sad as ha had declined, he meat now take the toseequesee.
He was determined to put a atop to the frauds committed en
the pilau Hie Honour gave a lodgement of eight month.
at the suit of the opposing creditors, fur contracting teak
ittbte by fraud.

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