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miZitille policy is held by We. T. B. Cha theatrical
Bend opera agent, of 214 Weida-bill. TMaxoepted
artlelorim emly property, of meteor used Sc the
following ekiiSphre:—Othello, Hamlet, Louis YI., D'Ar-
tapes, fa the lloakeimrs ; Shylock, and Belpbegor, in-
cluding sundry swords, triers, boots, and hose, of the sett-
mated value of 201. The Made expenses include 20/. paid In
ease toe breath et egengsmaats. sad the losses, 0001._ by for-
feiture et ihe leese et the Shaun Royal, Sheffield; 331. 10e.
by pablihke • leek WM the Cyst. It apposes 1,00321.
wee phial la the Midi of Arnold se deport money for
ei Ile bar fee three years, end 4441. 45. ea., a-
peadet Pip propiettee, preparetory to the opening
et the Lyman cat the 13th Sepuzeber, 1866.
mr;, Belemented for the sesigness ; Mr. Bagley and
Olerk sad Clark), for the bankrupt ; and Mr.
aiftint= a creditor named Chattertou, who was boa-
Mr. ffiegisi, in answer to the court, said that he was not
ewers of easy_opposition. The examination had been Woe
ndinnand,_ Dillon, who belonged to the theatrical pro-
hods% bartng met with a railway accident, which prevented
Ida appearesee on the last omission. Hs hollered the official
eedgene would report that the bankrapt could not render any
baits wanes,

Mr Honor: inquired If the assigner oppred
Mr. Begley replied in the negative.
Mr. Lawreare rid on the lest occasion be tailired a Foot
tor • large amount on behalf of Mr. C:hattertoo, which was
admitted, subject to investigation. As both the bankrupt
end his ascoustent were warded that the moon was alert,
be bed as apply that the quabilesden should be withdraws.
Mr. Begley _le my resslisteer, Mr. Ccessuis-
sew lowa rid be wenMa latifersd, the baukrupt
to bars Men, so re-apan the
The Cart paned the
Mr. Lamm. ales Moral that frentry should be node
ander what eireereteress the isms of the Lyceum Theatre
wee held, end bow the deposit may biome (eddied. This
coast, end based all other sour, leaked with asslikrable
jedory apse forfeiture at Item, end strictly lupin& We
the proalioue of the contrast, to re whether they were or
Just or otherwise.
Mr. Brodie said be bell leaked rote the droeseersoss, end
by the tress at ths eoultoot the deposit had beer
clearly fo rteirA. He would, however, peonies to take every
noinary step is the ream
Mr. Lawrirse said Mr. Arnold wee a panderer of earl-
datable wealth, awl weld easily be lard. No doubt be
would tub reed are So were hiresd, oensiderbr the rapt-
Asses he bed led with mother lure on three or tow tame
occasiess.

The Camiseicstr—ie the leen AM maim 1
Mr. Lemma, wee tokt the theatre woe Ist Is ware
Part. Mosley—lf se, your clime, Mt. Chattel.", Is respluer
all the beach tram it.

11. r. Imo Ira oapirod.
Mr. Lawrence wished to comas • atahmat ands by
Mr. Bagley on • fanner onaela He had stallia—Midag,
so doubt, cat In•fruetioaa raoilvoi—ghat Mr. Chatted= lad
Dot duly scoeuatod foe oath racolvod from Wag boats. The
bankrupt had OM that gaatiama • mead' atadas tint

be had accounted for hi. receipts and disbunfernents, and he
wished the manumit set right.
The following is a copy of the certificate in question :
"This is to certify that Frederick listen Chinaman has duly
amounted to me for the difibursemects of the premeds arising
from the weekly rentals of the box-office of the Lyceum Tina-
' Ire from the 24th December, 1867, to the 26th March, 1868.
(Signed) "C=atuaa Du. Low."
Mr. Bagley said he never made any 111101.11011 to the con-
trary. His remark wee with reference to an entirely different
subject.
His Honour, remarking that the account wee not a very
encouraging one, snowed the bankrupt to pans.
Pined accordingly.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Barr. 16.
(Before the OhialConadrioner.)
IN RN ALLAN RANALD MACDONALD JIMMY.

The insolvent, described as a writer for a newspaper, was
opposed by
and.Mr good ix the detaining creditor, Mr.
Macdonald, 'appalled by Mr. Bad.
In 1866 the &solvent wee discharged under the act as a
commisalos and advardidas agent. At the time Mr. Mao.
donald, who had bees security on a bond, was a creditor, but
had no notice of the application. Oa the insolvent being
applied to be waited on hi attorney, sad he told him to my
be had been discharged nada the act. Oa the creditor being
informed of the oiromosteace it was discovered that Mr.
Macdonald was omitted from the then schedule sea creditor.
The insolvent was sued for the money paid, interest, &c.,
and was in prison at the suit of Mr. Kmodosald until die-
on bail till his hearing. It was nearly the only debt
altar schedule. He had petitioned before as " Allan
Jeff
Mr.."
ery Bargood submitted that the insolvent should have
applied for a re-hearing under the former insolvency, in order
to insert the debt due to Mr. Macdonald, and could not be
discharged under the preempt petition.
Mr. Reed contra, urged that a part of the present debt
was coat acted sines the former insolvency, for interest and
costs, and therefore could not appear in the old schedule.
The Chief Comtabalater was of opinion that the insolvent
should apply for • re-he under the dinner insolvency,
and he would allow smmpammpt to be tiled to the then
schedule, by his citing Mr. Macdonald as a creditor.
Mr. Reed wished the discharge on reitogaisanoss to be
ocatiaosd.

ill; learned Comraisakner rid the present grafts would
be discharged and atocadmenta filed wider the former one.
Of ooiuss, the discharge on sureties could not be continued
under the present groomed's'', as the petition would be &m-
-inima&

Th• petition waa sooordingly diamiased.
IF NB WIIALILK JAMBI/ RAZXL.

Mr. Raid ',pita to diming the Whim. Some time ago
the loadyest applitl for bell and was refused. He them
settled with his creditor and went out of prison,
and since the other creditors had signed • rebus.
The Court panted the application to Magnin the pelf tion.
IS 11.1 LOUIS ItIOXIIM.

This boolout was =by Kr. Reed kr • Ur. Gerard,
and supported by 21z.
The insolvent had signed some bills of exchange for •
poem named D'Albmt, who had an invention he vented to
work out, and wanted to raise some mew. One bill for
1101. got into the hands of the amain creditor through
soother perms. The insolvent was mosted an the bill
ender order as about to lows the eoustry. He
now evened that he bed no gook lineation. l'he ample' we
granted on the affidavit of Kr. Gerard, who was informed by
his attorney that the huolvent's wife had slated that the in-
solvent was about to leave the country.
The Chief COMMiaIIiODIIT expressed • strong opinion on •
man being deprived of his liberty on such an affidavit, and
thought some further proof should be required before • men
WM/
Xt. Gedt
was examined ~ to his alleged debt 'picot
the Insolvent, and the reason el the arrest.
The learned Commissioner held that Mr. Gourd wee not •
creditor of the insolvent. He bed, however, emoted the
insolvent, and now came to oppose him. He should like
very much to see the affidavit on which the @nest lied taken
piece.
The Insolvent was discharged.