The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-18 00:00:00

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 17.
(Before Mr. Cammissioner Evans.)
IN as PONTEAU—THN ILLOYINATILD INDICATORM."
The bankrupt was described as a printer and advertising
spot, of Southampton-street, Strand, and of Pondetreet,
Hampstead. He was also the originator of the " illumina-
ted indicators." This was the examination meeting. His
debts (as disclosed by the Wince-sheet, prepared by Mr.
Salters) are 1,9621.: on account of the "
nated Column Indicator Company (limited), 0351. ; the
is hold
property, valued at 5461., smeared creditors.
Amongst the profits was an *OM of 14 1., received by the
bankrupt in his capacity of treasurer of the Royal Italian
=Covtgankn. The bankrupt was in a deficiency
et. en
at the period when the accounts commenced.
He passed unopposed.
IN aE IILYTON, HIGHBUKT BARN.
The bankrupt bad kept the popular place of entertain-
ment known is Highbury Baru. This was the examination
tookting ; b
urette acco
sth of unts not being filed, an adjouroniebt
placehe 1 February.
The liabilities are stated at 10,0001. ; assets about 3,0001.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jarr. 17.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.)
IS RE CHARLES WARNER.
This insolvent, a plumber and ginger-beer maker at Vaux-
hall-walk, who applied under the Protection Act, mu
redby Yr. Donee for Messrs. Jenson and Nicholson ;
one= Grath' wee for a creditor earned Barnard ;
Mr. &mood supported.
The coonskins cm the part of Messrs. Jame sod Nichol-
son was that in September he represented le their traveller
(who was einuainaß that his property which he exhibited,
wasunlocumbered, when, in truth media feat, he had given
a bill of sale in August preceding to a Mr. Caine for 1501.
The insolvent said the loot seem' was • very bad one for
ginger-beer makers. It appeared that the ball of sale was
given on the 9th of August, and was not absolute until the
20th of that mouth. Ihe petition was lied on the 12th
of November.
Mr. Commissioner Nichols was of opinion that the pro-
perty mu parted with on the 20th of Avenel, said as the
petition wer Sled on the 12th of November, it was within
three maths. Aol=hat was his impremion he should
not net tapes it, bat en opposition of Messrs. Jonson and
Nichohem Hs that • part of their debt had
been inieured by frandolegi representations, and he could
not same • day for the inel oder.
The OW was adjourned lbw die, and the protection
ceased.

IN Ili am AP UR PILLATT.

This imelvsnt, who had been manager at glue-works in
Ho lland-Mnek Mmidriare, applied under the Protection
Act. He was described es of Woolwich Barracks, gunner
is the Artillery.
A dressmaker named Rowley appeared in person, as also
a creditor named lasses. Mr. Denney supported.
The dressmaker was a creditor for 11. 7a. id- for needle.
work done for Mts. Penna. She bad sued the insolvent in
the county court.
Mr. Denney said the money would be paid toithe dress-
maker before the day of the Baal order.
Mr. commissioner Nichols hoped the money would be
paid.
The other creditor Imam wished to reserve his opposition
till the next ocession. The insolvent bad lived, he said, ia
Tavistock.scpare as a gentleman, and had enlisted in the
Artillery. He presumed he had been bought off.
The smut allowed the application, and appointed the 7th
Feb. for the final order.