The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY . EVENING, NOVEMBER 10. 1857.

Late Inuit taint&

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—NoT. IP.
(Before Mr. Commimioner Goulbora.)
11 ZS J. E. GOVNIT.
Th•boarropt, • Wilder, of Peckham, applied for bM ear-
Weals His aneecored debts were 2,000 f.; amts, of
eriAlag amount.
Mr. Chidiev was for the baalrmapt. There being no op-
politaon, end it appearing that the books had been well kept,
kis, Honour granted a certificate of the second class.

Thit IN RE ORIPPITHN.
was the certificate meeting in the case of Benet Grit-
fitha,lrine-merchant, of Fenthurch.street. The debts aro
1,8141. ; 600/. ((ar the most part without cowl-
deration) ; meets, about 2a. in the pound. It appeered that
the bankrupt had speculated in mining shares, and bed made
conaignmonta to Australia.
The certificate was suspended (or six months front the date
of the petition (June bat), with protection , when granted,
to be of the third claw

(Bak= Kr. Commissioner Penhleague.)
IN NS 1111•LLPIRCZ ANI. eII•LLPIECE.
• The bankrupts, father and son, had =dad as furriers sad
meddlers, at Guildford and Aldershot. This was the email-
oats resatiag. They owe, to unsecured creditors, 6t2321. ;
mesh" .boat 2,00 W.
Kr. Pannell, the official assignee, in his report on the n
stand that the bankrupts hod a surplus, at the b
1866, of 1,826 i. The trading had been of an ezeteteivitanile-
rafter, embracing contracts with the Board of Ordnance and
other parties ; but the remit on the total sales,
to 46,8411., was it ken of 1,4101., and • farther lossaaclierittf
had been Incurred since the eommencement of the SCOIMAiII
including 4781., • fine for =punctuality in the delivery of
goods under • contract with the Board of Ordnance.
Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, mated that the el 6
bankrupt had been In business • considerable lumber of
years and had never tolled. The son, thinking Idoself •
boner man of business than his father as sons usually did,
entered into Lep government contracts for the sappy of
saddlery to the troops hi the Crimea. The result was • heavy
Ion; sad at the clam of the war the high contracting poe-
tise began to end kelt with the goods supplied, and rebus
thin In large quantities. They bad elm recurred • heavy
matiorneerly 500 L, ix the non-delivery of goo.y in tird
tho theignoth mcconnem bankrupt wdlend Glatt "alronoll been
first-three
certifleste.

Rim Hosea; obssr,th that the joint estate showed no
ta ea ch
profits, sies.aid he *solia y grant • recond-cleas certificate

NATIONAL DZODOMMIXO AND ICAMCI3 COMPANY.

(UMMID.)

A petition wee pressaed for the winding-up of this maw
pany, carrying on business at 48, lioorgste-street, under the
70th section of the Joint Stork Companies Met, 1866. The
petitioner is Mr. Emu, a creditor for about 2001. The Us-
bilitiee of the oornpany are said to be of mall amount. A
day will be appointed for the hawing.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Nov. 9.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.)
IN RI °CONON BRIPTOW.

This insolvent, who had been s baker, coffee-horn lowa,
• was opposed by Mr. Dowse and Mr. Reed for ersditers
Mr. Lamer, • creditor, opposed in porson, sad Mr. Illergood
gFlVineolyint lad hrios Ware taco the tem* et the
set. On the Ord occasion be received a judgment of twelve
month& fee trend, end on the second occasion for Ni *albs.
He sow owed upwards of SW He was on bell.
It that Mr. debt wee ender 201_ , sad •
pordea&PMrsdbeen oestauted sitar the petition sad below the
cedar * Wring we. served.
Mr. Cooner Phillips thought it we. a hard cue on
Mr. Law, bat tole comet could not sada him. The debt
bedim the pad= we miff 20/., and the law gave no
power to ear that amount. The debt after the pe-
lletal the court coats ad recognise, as the insolvent wee
Noble to be ord.

WUow menpleined that it eras a very herd ors.
Comeeimismw PhfHp adodued it, and hoped in the
meet Iseelveat Act a reme4 would be provided for such •
parolee.
Ultimately the ens was adjourned for farther 'admen,
rad the ben reseed, the learned Commissioner remarking
that • .gaMenes who had Lees remanded for 18 par wee
sot ssdthd le the privilege.

IX as 11051111 WILLIAM

MS case woo ao be board ruder the Protection Act, tad
strut coiled dr ineadvast did not .
Tbs Paulo atikfary intor a the court that ohm tbo
polltks the boolves land gone to India, having boos ap-
pointed to tho llti Hass?. . . _ _

MT. Caemioof~oo Plkilips rid It w perhaps the boot
Slag b rtld bw dom. Hs whied bin R pismeat map.
IN NI CIIALLIS TITCWER-INITTIIO TRANSACTIONS UNDER

fig lisaalivaat, who had been pert propelolor et the
"Borkkg," la Alimasstiwareet, Rad of the Wangler
&Wag- applied loader the Protection Act.
Mr. a
wn.M lithid to oppow, but the matter was sealed.
The=traMitsLeabsduls were about 1,0004 and the in-
solvency woo @MINIM tithe issufactersey of recuiple. Thew
was suss ea lb. poosollop a " winnings" au hone now
TM hem °Nest had bort the Berkley" as part proprietor,
sad deo the Dteeeetir Betting-room.
Kr. Coreadisionar Phillips looked over the schedule, gad
allowed clay (Dee. 7) to be unwed for the final order without
putting a question. lie raid he doubted whether the Probe-
tlor Acts wen intended f.n. such cue.. _
_ . .

Mr Bugood entitled that it rm • fair criticism He
would only say ao editor opposed.
Mr. Coostesirmer PhMips, although he named the day for
the thud order, eras sot disposed to pees the nee. He would
consult the Chief Commissioner ea the sal4set.