The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

illeeiliniNtiefimiged ter the third*** kis
oaffirehliend plc ender Sir B. Lica protection,
raked sits al be pretends to have been
tent to het Ist the plisse el his house, sad whelk eaddthly
took the fearful pen-Aram of 26,0001. This is the prthefteal
item of the Peelers stair, which also sempethende
the Indemnities for the beta done la his beer, ear
r 1,0001. ter Drosses end crystal braes, dad as
rat ia proportion. Now, it happens that Mitre the eke
la his beer, Dr Perin bad bad the risfsetese is bath
see of We daughters the away with twin, list by a un-
c theat's sleek, anti4b:y4
he an
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his seem& sad Mae= le L
Oro, Freak' dot his liter had stoke swat/Meg be
peewee& sod that be bad emblem left to live err igazt
aesorseedr, asked ler alma The king, it is • wok
fen, hot him 110f11 timers a baudrd drachmas at a thee
Toe May judge, throbs% of dr taptsla and broom Me
meet bath bent to break la bb siberabil dwelling. To ear
piste yew int/maths as die at I may add that kb
ma gorserd • pis* of poooll soetained welds the orsir
✓are of tic rime gamma,Met the damage cereehbal k
We boom the Ida& Weed of giving bin be we or Orr
*rend Arrow obit& le grand Ine mirth, soot him
8,0110 derbotes ea ea tedearldeadesof biaisser, asd hartbor,
Parlor *or • reisidet,th width be direlares lemma Wis.
▪ betenthrteatitely there Is or leered ea as or oder=
his tenger, end he the alreemstmeses with" bed reuredite
hint.' It is l ambignity which hr permitted kin to robe
dr &brio of adesbeed about whisk is rah bin
Ms bet made." New be (the Solieher-Ovard) begged
to state that with mood le kis daughter Des reolkk in
his affidavit, said that be bad three taeglitses, elder of
whom was most resy :married, sad as when dam
was sot tits slightest .tties. The youngest, who wee
13 pun of sge, still lived in his family. Whit roger to Ur
woad, tilt only fest was that she had assisted • Greek
Aker of the name of Irk Doe Psalter being of the
Jewish &igloo, sad Claglain lento being a Christian, he
°bleated to the eaenbee at that. grated. His daughter
married Esau without -her father s emend ; but with re-
formism to her ruining away, or tads' the slightest snick
of her father's property, there was sot the slightest founda-
tion for that amnion. There were three matters with which
they eitsrpd him. They flint said that he was a fraudulent
brink at Cos *atingle, which be never was. With
meld to the story of his daughter he (the Bolieltor-Gthersl)
had already meatioesd how inners really stood. Tits
article would lead any one to suppose that she had eloped
from her father, ant with a merehant's clerk, sad thee with
an apothecary's boy.
Lord Campbell—My only difficulty tries, fro. the lapse
of time. I am *miming that this application was meth a
week earlier, bat then there is a very great lapse of time from
the 13th of March down to November. Great inconvenleace
would arise if sash a length of time were allowed to elapse.
Will you read that pert of the &Marie in which Don
Pacifico explains the facts from width this delay occurred.
The &loiter-General then proceeded te read the effidavit
of Don Pacified, which was to the effect that in July,
1650, in 00.11•1131111100 of as apprsheosioe that he and
his tastily were in daannggr at Athens, the deponent embarked
en board the Caldala where he remained for more theta
threes weeks, and he was on board the ship at the time of
the publication ef the libel. Es then went on to Malta,
when he was attacked by the theism, and compelled to
remain there for a considerable time; and the deponent
landed int at fiouthamptea at the 6th of August, 1860.
Whilst at Malta he was informed that some statements bad
bees published in the English newspapers libellous and
injurious to him ; and on his arrival at Southampton, be foe
the inn time saw the libellous article which he complained
of in the Sgootcbrd newspaper, which professed to have
copied it from the liming Herald. At the time of his
arrival at Southampton, he really did not know of the
exeunt, of the libel

Lordra7bsl7-Ifako o role to show own.
Belo obi limited.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TUTUDAT.
Baron Ma. Cowmen's Piaui".
IN Tie 11111712 OF Haan Bwmit.—RWL4OIIDINAIY
Cell Or CONCIAIIIINT AND )(AMINO AWAY WITH
Paoriatc.
This insolvent, who had been • liandraper, Is High-
street, Camden Town, wee opposed by Mr. Cooke sad 111 r.
flargood, for several wholesale houses in the City of London.
Mr. Nichols supported.
The 'mina% bad been • baakropt, ad his Mt examina-
tion was adjourned gins die. He bad, aim he petitioned
this court, applied to the Covet of Bankruptcy to pees, but
had not been allowed. Therefore, being' la priers, he
applied to this court. The opposition now mode
me net him was that he had kept fraudulent books,
had defrauded his meditate of good', and annealed
and made away with considerable property. It appeared
that in January, 1849, he contemplated a failure' and
schemes were concocted to defraud his creditors. In April
of the same year, he wan made a bankrupt, having pre-
viously offered his creditors • composition of 51. in the
pound. He now admitted that he had removed by the.
Melanie of one of his shapmett, George Boone, 3001. worth'
of stock jam before his failure, nearly all of which Boom
had to keep " quiet." He deo admitted that other pre•
perty bad been removed to several persons to con-1
egad Also, that be had 4001. in money, which he con-
cealed, and 'peat after his bankruptcy. He had some
plate which his wife coacealed and which was pledged
after the bvckruptcy. He had a hue of his house in
Camden-town, which was mortgaged to he kept for
his after his baskruptay. For some months before his
failure he had sold goods in his trade by auction. In the
month preceding his baskruptcy be gat 1,6001. of goods
from his creditors, and sent about 8001. worth to an auc-
tioneer's to be sold, and destroyed the documents to emend
it from his creditors. He also omitted debts from his balance
sheet and concealed the bilk in order to receive the
meny afterwards. He advanced, prior to kb bark-
W, to • raarket prdener named Bishop, at Mortlake,
ILtclo lay out on • fans so then he might have the benefit
of it after Die bankruptcy. la order to agemat for shout
2004 he got • iairdreseer named Hain, to swear in the
Court of Bankruptcy that he had premed him for payment.
Both Main and the theolvent swore to the transaction, and
the hitter now admitted that there was nothing due. The
thsoinnt declared that he was misted by Boone and en
attorney named Albert Reed la his affairs. They
tutored him, and he lent himself. Both these par-
ties were in court, and neither side would all
them they were therefore not emeitted. The Insolvent
declared that Bind, to whom he was reemeagaded by
Boone owed him 1001. prier to his bankruptcy, and since
he kid advanced him (Reed) 3501., of whit* he was to
esters his 2001. Hg, however, had turned upon him, and
he (the insolveat) had gins all the Inkmation to his
Mime. Property to about 1,4001. had bens recovered
r the indium. Remade the dissioems In court without
hesitation. The details of fraud and perjury amend the
minor'. He had bees in prime gime Mareb,_and during
the time his wife and two ohildreo had died ! He was sew
without blade, and appeared to naive the jadineat of the
Goan fee his offense.
Is the some of the mos It yea stated that the insolvent
had been Indicted at the Old Bailey for thrones committed
Ow Sad 4 Viet. The indiement was not tried until
the Bankrupt Coesolidation Act wee paned, which repealed
the former, and he was acquitted.
The solicitor under the bankruptcy (Mr Jones) said that
only 201. bad been recovered by the information gives by the
inaolyeat. About 8001 of property had been obtained, and
'W expenses were about 1,0001.
Mr. Commishoser Phillips thought that Boone and Reed
should be earl, ea very serious imistation had been cut
upon them by a man who, by hls ma admaaioo, had
perjuredekisiself in a very shocking meaner.
she
4,ms:timed to tall them, sad they therefore could not
Mr. Cooke chaneterised this ease as the went he had me
mhomeed, and prayed • judgment of three years, the net M
anted by the an.
11,. Nishois urged several topics In mitigation : ebonite.
=tr. neelvest had endured, the km of his Mb lea
whilst he was in prima, and the pettiness be WM
belt far his Mecoaduot.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips mat over the mini milled
opposition, and remarked on the maser the thastiong bed
Inculpated ether perms, who had see bees inn. sea he
should certainly not weeder that they had heap with
him. Hs had withholder entries from hie WA% he had
got goods from his creditors without mews of payment, and
bed acincealed sad made away with his property. Fat them
enuentlated offences the judpnent of the smart was that he
Maid be disabused when he had, from the date of his vest-
ing order (made abort three months hack) leseo in prison
for two yews.

MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT.—Yzerniuy.

Thom. A. A Iwk.
hoou.—Fiumn, CoLusiox.

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mem& for jodposst. It woo ea mina Meese* by the
'talent, s east osorolsaat, epee n. asfarize, se entai.
Inn peoptistor, to rooms aempsmaelea ler bawl= osadvsd
through tae segligosos of dukedom's 6111111•18. The
damage were laid at 601. The allowlas an the hots :
Oa tie eight et Eleaday, the let of May last, the
plastid et shark met wide a lady with whom he
wee sermebted. Atm Ow anise he Move her in his
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whams les was ear ging elm goesolsiali alonsos, with-
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he bad ale remand. Oa the meter the tiohaleas It wee
teat it the time of the hems aveliha, dale they
from the &maim et modem emenbemi deer atter dee-
lodates ire proseasere, the midge wee eloodig omits the
Melt:trey& Area Tams. The sembmea was la the
home, bat the madame, who woe by Se ilk etas harem
ought hold of the niaa sad eademeweed w rip that
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hot la so dotes was threes dews led emenly
test
Hie Resew said he bad maidand the ere, sad
jadjmeat wee tee the moue amen *a, Imo 101.
Jedgmeat for 401., with all eau.