The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-12 00:00:00

The Meow 111.617/41* howner Yid that la the sea-
druetlea X do Mem ocataade tie agressoat the dewed
VIM leamial be ewer tattoo admen ; sad that as the es•
aliamme wee MOM, far vale% and lea rim same dem
ateado bike the death, it wee cede isameerrall whet the
Mime er +beam than wee way Wawa dee at all
eta aleada the death. Ma ..1 erialltleor were that
the easigaresat kw value should be mere thee eta seado
Idea that dere, and that the .Wheat &weld love • haw
Sid Wend et the this et the dee& Than hob win
peeved. sad the *big nest have • deem
Llepd and Mr. Beepelower appeared kw the *lad";
Mr. Palmer sad Mr. Seboeaberg tar the exampeay.

Mr R. T. ILfadstriwy.)

This snit was buttituted by the plaintiff ow belie& at him-
self wed the ether boots of certain allotments be the South
Firm therdeen, nor Sheffield. In 1849, the deintiff and
Ones ether poem eke themselves rte • moiety for the
pores et roe** and eseapyliew • large piece et garden
=ese, at fed„ mar Sheffield, formerly known se the
then as Abbey Dale lthedene, and now se
thee& View Omdwe. This ground they took and swathed
air real nese end regulations made among themselves.
1861, the meatore wished to thee • Imes of the
beg the ammo refused to grant a lime to so loge • lauya'Cii
mid enatnally it was agreed that the lee should
In lea of the members, who were to scope
It en behalf of theme& yes and the other mesa-
thee of the dub. In Anon, 1861, • hese wee
anented to ten at the anthem tat It was not
aensmsd ass amid is till Augur, 1862, the nett Wing SOL
11E6. At • woodstg of the dab on the llth F=
mob tegedolone wore made, the moo
et the, thelt Ohs gardens should be managed by •
atemellses of lin penes% three of whom were to be oleos
by the woken. wed two by the lessees. A committee was
wan eMni eppoland, and Mr. Chula Frederic Howard
eemetary. In 1863 difthences rose, ia MEW
rims et white the two mothers of the committee who
woe show the the Levees refused to meet with the odors at
W ash Gerthes Tavern, when the meeting* had always
been bath Is December dun two naembin of the coo.
meths gen melee to the *both sad most of the other
membies the dab se gin ap pomeedos their allotments
in eels ISth et Meek then following. The plantar and the
ether members wheel to comply with thee notice, sad the
dellimients (the ewe members shoo by the leaser)
=ls the wmgidrsthe kw • "errant to torn tit. plaintiff
ether mothers he wham they had given nodes, out al
ireeldelt the megietheise however refined le great.
they essmodedre odes of rjecnientoosawhieh
the this court foe an tojemados, which
wee goseedlrteds. The ems sow. COMO wassamedon for
• demo, end the dews oohed he by the peeled( wee, test
the dethedeon b. dedend Wolter foe the ether memben
the dab, doe the le§theiles be made peepetnel, end that the
Aderheism et the edt. old, seseeth the the moneys remind by OWE sinew the
thelem

Mr. Imam appealed for the plaintiff; Nr. Glues sad
Mr. 'bora Ihr the dslhatleats.

---tice—lfiTeZememNer had Mai tb. Immo wen row*
imam be the membete et the dab. The two seettare at
Ib emeeittee who amoodel, helm fa • minority, he thought
were wren, ea/ the wwwberm who hod paid tho teat of thole
olletemmeee se the edam members at the committee hod mads •
pew payweat The rum meth me prowhima se to the
mama et the NEL Is thole* it smilmeirabie to appoint a
pimpled wasiver, awl be mut lean te the poetise to melee
sheet the rams. 811 weld ecteolder the cue-
SlaTalifiabeemle, mad modes it to. mane. amorsig.

(Wm Vlot-Clormiter lir 3 Stout)
WALZPULD W. DTOTT,

Tbs quawks le be decided wows upon s special awe upon
lac will of die kW Gene Wakedstd, by which b• gave the
mien of s Memel seises to Orem, dirsotias them to
=.des Ineenis ter the issininmense of his two grand.
mil the pew &WE Mei the age of twisty-
ensond tun apes writ el tie principal testwsw
them; sail the tssetese declared %b et escb of his grand-
ilessinese olsoili haws vowed Waren on attainias the ago
et Semerens, er on the day at ler nisrriasa, which should
deli uses. sod la smog slaw of his said grandchildren
Ma she slienhi have attained . voted interest,
Alt bo ispoodial bat lien to the survivor, sod the testator
sudis as fertber eglik Data the grsaddaughtters sun trod
ea Water, sad Med maw Stranty-ons, sad without having
mentell.

lits*lce-Chaneellor MU that neither of the tyro yrand-
daughwas
nediereedters took any intermit la the capital, and that the re-
ales* at

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Noy. 11.

&Wags la Basco.—(Belare the Lotd
Clantit Baron sad Banos
Bramwell, Watson, an Chanaell.)

NITXOII (4.14103111) V. TROY.

/,1. DISTRESS.

Mr. Serjesat Petered Coif showed cause again* a nil* ob-
tained by Mr. Atherton for • new trial l this ore, which
had bees tried before Mr. Baron Chanel!. It wee an action
fur sa illegal distress. The goods in quelion, which had
brew seised by the defendant, beamed so s person named
Gearing, who was • bankrupt, and of ethos the plaintiff wee
endgame. At the trial thejory found for the defendant. The
paha low involved war, whether the diatrese ow the 13th of
Jemmy had not been withdrawn before the baakrnptcy on
the 6th el February, there having been • .steed levy ow the
12th. It wee contended that before the second levy was pat
In the fine had been withdraws.

__ _
Kr. Atherton aad Mr. Hairy Jams appestat in import
et the rah.

. _ .—.
Their lordships die:barred the rule.
LiTt W. CASSATNI.-lITLL I

•
This wee en action on a bill of exchange for 491. ISt.,
hrewilt by the plaintiff mesdames spinet the defendant es
ass r w
. It wee tried before Mr. Brum Cheanell, when
thoing foots were disclosed :
The plaiutlff le Lawrence Levi, formerly the stairs
giber, and the defendant carried on blamer at lientiah-
tens. Mrs. Casearte being maxima to pay • debt which she
owed to a woman named Twyczoss, gave her a bill for the
mama signed by henelf, intending to pay it out of her own
property. Thu bill got into the hands of the plaintiff, who
..peseseted that the bill wee invalid, having been sompuid by
• ward, d woman, and ultimately Mrs. Cesseyne accepted a
bill in blank In her husband'. name. She afierwarde found
the kill was for 491. 16.., end that she bad rendered herself
bah for that amount. At the trial an attempt was made by
the plaintiff to show that Mrs. Cemayne had her husband's
estliarity to accept the bill, but this she most positively denied.
=e
ery found a verdiet for the defendant, expressing their
that Mn. Ceeseyne had no authority to sign her
Imelente game, that he lied not afterwards sd..pted her act,
end that the wane en taw bill, " payable at Smith, Payne,
mid On," had keen nines en die face of the bill alter it bad
hen seespeL • rate niel was anbeequently obtained for •
new Wilk en the grand that the verdict was ...Mat evidenoa
Emillseles sew showed anis against the rate, which
Ins segmtedalilla Tempi•
The hewing inspected the bill with a
microns" espeendikelts spines that the handwriting sad
the ink of the awgtense were different from .• payable at
Smith, Payne wed ^ sled that the body of the bill had
been written ever the algashin.
Role discharged.
lltuxtie ON Tx. COULT.

The road will Is tlie Int Iswisses. with wedaso
this owning, If tbey Amid net be willisiwit irscupy
the 'Mini, their lordaitips will priori widish@ "nil paw.

COURT OP BAIRRUPT(TY.—Nov. 11.
(ban Mr. Commisiour Gorilbsra.)
IN as 111. arm

The vas a emblaso-us4"----; at tbo Paatochaites,
Qesea'a-roed, belfhum. Tas .r the sertiecala zeacciag.
The mecomaia.pepared by Wean. Paul awl Tamer, show
meteenred delete d 3,8901. ; meets egailloiect for a divls.d et
ha la the
Dlr. Ni c= the of aaalinee, 'Wad is bis mart
est tbs bssimps bad bogus btuaaaae as a buihlor the roes
Intl' s espied alga le 1887 he bout th.. Passeobsiesa
awl sessussesd !swarm as • csb.ast-ssaksr sad

This wee a emtles7ee—soesetaire:Ete et Raw liber
limns, wholesale eteenteer, of
Mr. Levraem bribe Unkempt. aid ler so ripsisi.
ma cortiliais yes emend ea the ateneil at • vessilees te-
kme• int wee Isobel& le havelhe Minas at • ealideet
who beol &dim
The Oseridetkeer—Certandy ; the meet Imprint left-
=ee s hew& But will he ad b Malt el hie
iii;:11111111■11111 SIM it yes Se dote la feebly ;
art he night disowns with If he
Mr. Poole, he the apposing et he, eee=to •• ad-
)aereeeeet , sod the basstat wee sepoieted for Thereto,

IQ U SHAW.

The bankrupt, a pee= at ilentbover, .sr LIMN, applied
for antideate. LIAM= 1,11161. ' • ISMS realised =oat
9001. The boob bad been rill tape, and the beakempe bad
prepared hi. ova balmate-mbeet.
Mr. Crowdy =ld that the rely fed mph= the
enee that hi had condign= goals to hie some in
shortly Wore hie Mare to the mount of 9001. ce 1,0001.
The emigres had se= one power of attorney, sad some-
-7001.
thing lbbed= been received.
IG. Pennell, the official soignee, meld that upwerds of
bees received.

SY Hcoour rid it appeared that when the
woe wade the bankrupt wee perhetly solvent. ("Li=rt
the meets (12a. 6d. in the pound), the came wee a very seri-
twine one. He wa• fully entitled to • fbet-olase •certificate,
end the court had peat pleasure in awarding it.

IN 1.1 LTA.I.L.
The bankrupt, Bmoribed as a dealer fa malt and bops, of
Regent-square, was ammerly • brewer at Chases, and after-
words at Brampton. The nuecured debts tad liabilities are
11,0124 The meets, in the opinion of tie °Mei essigese,
are of a very doubtful character, and will sot predate sell-
weleni tplpja the expense of the proceedings. TM=
it had formerly traded lie • brewer la
his lerieher, James Bagger Lyall, at the Bina Brewery,
Chorus; this trading ceased in 1849. The &Me in the
balmorebset were mostly of long standing. The bankrupt
W Mace had • few transactions as s malbeter, elso in the
ecimpletion and sale of two public-house, by which he
iris a yeefit of 1,8004, but that amount had been more than
absorbed by bad debts of 2,8061. His principal source of
Moms was an enmity of 2001. from his lateer's estate
with other sources, had yielded 3,4041. ; the pseooal
—. being 3,7661., the trade expenditure 2,6301.
WW be borne "borne entirely by the creditors. The bankrupt had
kept so books.
'NKr. Webb for the mrlgnee, Mr. Collins, offered no oppo-

Sr Honour said it was evident this was • friend
algae. The bankrupt, baying gone on se bag as be oould,
treated to get discharged from his debts. He could not pe-
tition the court hirmelf, not having meets of 1601. ; so the
petinoning creditor, Mr. Flanders, came forward to do that
boyar for him.

11r.aTtiline;the melinee, abided in answer to the mart,
Mat he wee not eves a cweditor. He happened to be in court
ni the Make ofessigneee ; some one inked him to become
aVi, and he said he had no objection. (A lau)
llonour, said the character of the cane was abundantly
elm—the sole object of the bankruptcy wee to rid the bank-
rupt of debt. of 2,0001. or 3,0001.
Mr. Webb mid he had bean In prim* two months at
salt of s creditor.

Hie Honour was willing to take that into omadmatlon.
Had the bankrupt been op then wash have been •
king suspension, and on would have been withheld.
As It wee, the oertidoese (third clam) would be anspanded for
12 mciathe from the date of the petition is July last. The
bankrupt
wenkl be h
grant edaving already undergone imprisonment, protection

Dr RI 1101 TON.—THE PHOTOGIAPH IC ART JOURNAL.
Tide was the certilloate meeting in the osse of Thos.
Belles, dtheritisd se • bookseller and publisher, of Dane's-
In, Swam& and of BtAngumine's.roed, Camden-town. The
liabilides see .mall .about 7001., including 1601. to • loan so-
ciety In Covent.g,uden as mouriry for a loan to a party
named Deli; assets about 20W.
Mr. Pennell, in his report on the ome, elated that the bank-
rupt carried on a successful Weimar se engraver on wood
Heal February last, when ha entered into a speculation by
pithinhing a work called "The Photographic Art Journal,"
which tamed out a failure, and might be omeidered as the
canes of his bankruptcy. He had come to the court on hie
sem politics. la July, 1867, ha had a surplus of 2341. On
the imgraving business he had made a dear profit of 3291..
but the louses sad expense' on the " Photographic Journal "
nauseated to 4821.
r. Lwealce, jaa., for the seeiraess, offered no oppoei-
dm They considered that the lose had entirely arisen from
Mrthe phythrephic specalatke.
"aliktort he the balthnitit, said. he had for twelve
yews carried ma • enceendul business as weed engraver, but
In an nail hwhe had bees induced to embark in the specula-
tion at the "Photographic Journal," which was not altogether
aka to his own business. The journal had only been pub-
lished for three months. Directly the bankrupt found it
couldnot harried on with succors, he bad come to this
court, and placed hie property under the control of hie cre-
ditors. He hoped to receive • first clam certificate.
His Honour considered that the speculation In his case was
germane to the bankrupt's own trade, end was not a wild
one. This being se, sad scary other feature in the we
being favourable, the court would rant a first clue cer-
tificate, hoping that the bankrupt would steer clear of
tosculation for the future.

(Won Ms. Coandssimer Emu.)
lut Dolman).

Tan Unkempt via 'Weary oases, of Wandsworth. Hs
=his examination unopposed, oa somata showing
as of about 1,0001.

This was the examination meeting in the case of 8. 8.
Wilexu, builder, of Bruton-street„ Raton-sqttue. The
bankruptcy was on his own petition. The balance-sheet
Dhows unsecured creates to the amount of 3,4001, with
mos estimated at nearly the we amount, but this, to the
=Pat of 2,8601., is a disputed debt. There are secured ere-
More to the amount of 12,6631.; this is nearly all
due to Mr. Motes Poole, of Repaes-villas,
Re-
gimt'rprk, who holds ss security leasehold property held
under the Marquis of Westminster, in Bruton-street, Lupus.
statist, end other parts of Pimlioo.
Mr. Robinson (Vanning, Naylor, end Robinson), on be-
half of the meioses, awing no opposition,
The bankrupt passed.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 11.
(Before the Chia Coansekeltmer.)
Dr to JON ATIMN WORIALL MIMS.

Ths lasolvsat, a young man, WilD had beta sonassnal ht
" MU tesasacticas" to a Is. amount, apphal mass the Pro-
intake Ad, haviag bees Mishima la to floods& as Ms
latarla seder.
Thin was so opposition as do prosiest oasis.
Tbs oats vas adjuvant' to sows crsallors.
(Basso Mr. Camistisair Phillips.)
IN la 1117NDALL SAINT JOHN CONS.

This inseinnt, who wee opposed by Mr. Sapwood, and
supported by Mr. ideal, woe Were the man on Monday.
He wde peers his detaining creditor, s pursue
living at lirorpaei. 'There vas a good deal of coatesdistion
la the evidence. The inselvsat bad petitioned the Candy
Court at Idereseer, and bbl psda was disabled. Be came
to Loads. sad was arrested by the name creditor ea wheat
debt he bed before applied.
Mr. Clesusieekner Phillips considered that the schsetele
was Igo, and &mined the pedtka.

• NOVT.L rout.

Ie the else et an insolvent named Story, Mr. Levis
(Limb and Lewis) objected to the ball being t. on the
Cathat the insolvent. under the Small Debts Act, bad
telninemedie4 endued to be commuted. Ho ecateaded
Met es hod woe ta theasaredna ot the omit It should not b.
'ewed ad the latemlatente ordered were paid.
Mr. Gilmer Phillips oosionrred, sod the revolt was
that satialloboa In Me shape of payment was node 10 the
particular arelltar, and the hall 'Honed.