The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-12 00:00:00

His Honour a
the question of c
Hall, sacdtors, c
Neasdon, in Mid
Mr. Rirington, r
Lady Rushoat, s
Mrs. Datgleish ;
The facts of the
of our readers.

Hie Honour s
Hall, are solicit*
grant them their
the practice of ti
The rest leave
court, preramin,
to the public. I
must be borne in
that le is a perm
the most entire co
nese in a person
the law, muc
and hence alai
in confidence. II
legal adviser in
them. It is, tha
that a high tone ,
solicitors, and th
ing, betrays his
from the profess!
fore me is, whethe
selves as to jos
question I have h
lions to the cases
Wed by just indii
many others, 1n v
but in which eve
much that rennin
this came I
great additional
by parties has a o
that has to mare
great additional L
only mention it G
this came between
came which thong
rested, I have fell
called " Grieve',
citors to the ti
Mr. and Mrs. GO
the usual way on
time after the n
should be taken
mortgage, with a
The bankrupts
for the 30,001
Grieve word tl
on very eligible
the money to rem
and his trustees
to carry out the a
the early part of I
en an estate of flir
securities. In is
Mr. Grieve inq,
repayments had
fresh mortgage
riee the bank
Bellingham Goal
months longer. '
then Mr. Grieve I
had paid off his in
seeking a new
answered by send,
went of the 30,
10,0001. lent to
" The interest
game rate, and
yese.." The inter
the bankrupts re,
seem, however, th
Mr. Grieves role
✓eacted Mr. Rini
settlement, of win
the bankrupts,
on which the
with Mame. Coo
not done, he went
it, and saw Mr. Hi
this frivolous and e
like to have their
gogor doss not, as ,
mortgagee his seta
pretended a sort
and declared that t
I suppose this wee
Bible inconvenience
gage for 30,0001. a
Mr. Airington, so
then the bankrupts
last fixed the let ca
and Mr. Rhine
should be depW
time, and by
posed deposit of
opening the box.
deeds, they found
deeds relating to
Riviogton upon
having a fall expla
B. Graham's deed
could begot from t
instituted indepeo
Bellingham Grab.
fixed, July, NA
been granted by B
deluded lay the boa
Liza
atono;bmses
uch
to execute deeds to
and then putting t
fact, however, we
Bellingham's 10,01
their own account
Co., as their own i
coons excited tin
and Mr. Riving
roux of rescuing
trust from the
Bug public Judi,
knavish tricks, to
of reimbursing of
latter part of 1861
evasions as they g
exhausted, they a
payment of the 10,
not being mad
executed at the
when, at lest, 10
interested under.
were rescued
with their succors,
But enough appear
case of Grieves tin
ver °eased ease
bare before me.
eluding that of Sir
I confess I cannot
reference to these is
tors that the knave
are only too often k
the beedlessuas of
an appearance of w
algae the latter to 11
Sir Charles, instead
them knaves with
thaws year after yea
esardesd the mos
lap,
longore the cares
'to bef
B of cheating po
often referred to
half of the 2,0
the cheat by the c
of hypocriey,—" PI
wife"—.. Poor Al,
old companion n h,
docility. Surely it
for cheating's r
gigantic 'orreries
which could zit
exposure a day
revolting cask h
out that he is subet
The mum of moo
sled all pared thro
Hall had seem to
he did net do
of eon would
=TI refuse
v witisent p
Sheen digneatto creditors eb
prima, the
they may be edvissi
he lbws seLic
ththey ban
It le no
skew of the Cc
the original law • b
Ilk 7 and 8 Geo. IV
sygllestka to some
If undoubtedly the f
APO igns.the men