The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

ti JA PIAOLL.

'I be bankrupt, an upholsterer, al Bridge-road, Lambeth,
apphod br kb eertilkete. His debts were 4,2611. ;
1,2601. At the beginidng of 1838 he bed a @tarp=
7031. Lie Faits lad bees 1,4871.; looses, 2,7161. ; exparem;
1,6001
111 r. Peseell, the alihdal Nodose, Metes in his report thee
of the irate of 2,7184, 1,600/. had been incurred on miss by
auction, the beakrupt having been fs Ills bebit of dispesing
of his stock front time to time is that meaner, sad theism,
bed entuel) aheorbed the prate ; and them the is. mod
=1 expeditors, amounting together to 2A11., beg
re) ad at the expasee of the creditors. Ma teems
was tnioneA to the nobler saws in which the beebset
had conducted his heehaws. He hod not kept any mere of
his perrimees or wages; the Wes by action had not panel
through his boob; there was n very indiSerent account of
his shop rtes; sad the book-keeping bad bees very dedeetive.
Mr. Oacatoou, for the did not oppose. The
bankrupt had Mee in bellows year., and had always paid
Ids way. Hie meta bei base to at op bens with haat-
Ism by thew tap a arm, awl this bell te, anti this wane
of below was hews le the enalitore. The baeltrapt bed
serried ea • reedy 110111111 bedew% which acroaeted ihr the
hash kW' being so esealL
The Ceirriedowp—llleal : se apholeweis a ready mosey
Mime?

Mt. Leersose—Yes, in Lambeth.
The Commissioner—l dare say easy of the Jpholstsests at
ths wast.asi wish it was so.

114.1awranee bankrur had at 011111 Houma&
• greet prat by taking houses, end then selling off the fur-
niture. Wine sad ante were occatiosally brought in fee the
=He bad, Incurred a large lose by Whist
la the ahead, ant dills( it up ea a gallery for salts
rieseas. There war • clan el peewee who thought that
everything sold by awlion was sure to be cheap, sad it was
to onset the mete of th..see gnome that the bankrupt had gut
rouricard riles.
la mower to the court,
Mr. Nall stated that the dividend would be about Id.
la the pawl.
kr. 'anew* ..id that the Issakrupt comsdained that his
hisses bud been mush injured by the swum of photo-
psalms who had rattled down la that ne4hbourhood, who
mimed • serhoa annoyance to the paws rs-by, end tended to
drive away meetomers from respectable shops.
The bankrupt deposed, 4 assayer to question hone the
genet, that he niseafactared good's and sold them to sue-
tinmeara and is other ways. At one tiros he tlad a largo
seplest but bad been robbed to .great extent by his servants.
Hie Wooer maid he could not overlook the fact of the bed
look-keeplue. The crrtiemite (second class) mutt be sta-
rx:tor three tent. horn the dais of atjtOication. Bat
rc unks•eace that the sablibees did not oppose, sad
that the bankmpt had bees a long time in blase's, the
pm 14 of mayregas would lon bona much ker..

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JuLY 26.
(Bakes Mr. Cams Weimer Phillips.)
IN II !DUX DIE, TUX YOUNOZN.
This :moo' rent. an undertaker ma Cleritenerell-green, whom
=se was Odes the court on Saturday, was further beard.
Yr. Dowm opposed be several creditors, and Mr. Sargood
ma
retittivent bad omitted a good debt due to hie from
his schedule, which had he-n since received and paid away.
Le the Commissioner °unitive= that the debt was omitted
trom a diehoseet motive he refuel to allow the iesolvest to
nom= on bail, end sent him to prison to palace acme mo-
ment books. On the present occasion the insolvent pro-
*Need two, although on Saturday be stated that he bad kept
me herb. In on. he had made entries, and the other one
bed be
om
set used in his father's trade when they did hubs.,llB%r. Coto. miseicnter Phillips =peeved himself in etr and
, less on the manner in which the insolvent wore ha had
beet no books.
Farther evidence was given to show that the insolvent
boa kept hack another book, and a person named Reuel'
gave positive evidenee on the enbject. The intolvest, how-
ever, persisted that be bad no other actvitint.boolt.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips. said he ebonld adjourn' the
ere be search to be made. t Glees there woe groom perjury
there was another book. His Honour directed Mr. Peverley,
',eke bed the management of the use for the hyolvent, and
en whets he said be could dewed to do LL duty, to ascertain
whether there we. not another book.
The cue wee adjourned without bell.