The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-31 00:00:00

IN UK

The linekrupt, a 'hoe manta. icturer, of Olney, applied for
MIN certiri..ato. Agssiunt li.. ihties of 2,960/., ally 601. of
marts had been reidiaad. _ _

Mr. Pannell In Lis rt port stated that the trailing had
been of 3 reckless character. In a period of fifteen months
he had made no profits, but his losses and expenses
amounted to 1,111. He had Leen previously bankrupt in
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Mr. Abraham* opposed for the assignees. The bankrupt
had only obtained his certificate under his former failure
on the fat June, IKitt, awl comnieucal his present account
on that very day with a capital of 1171.
His Honour said there waii evidence on the face of the
accounts of their having halt manufactured throughout;
and he could not understand bow the man had been allowed
to pass at all.
Mr. Yearsell mid he believed that want of funds was the
chief reason.
Ills Honour said it was a misfortune for the commercial
world that bankrupts should be allowed to slip through
under such circumstances. It was an inducemeut to frau.

dulent traders to make away with their estates, and then
conic to this court without aggets. so as to prevent inquiry.
Mr. Abrahams said it should he remembered that the
creditors 11.11. t. the whole of their money.
The Commissioner—Notwithstanding that, if they un-
dertake the office of assignees they ought to discharge their
. r. *. E. le•wig urgol, 011 11,11alf of the bankrupt, that
his trailing had lagsu carried on at the some place, Olney,
where hishankruptcv hod occurred ; and the pergimg who
trusted lona knew ail the circumstances. The books had
be.-o well kept—a strong piegmuigion that no fraud
was intended. though no doubt the trailing hail been
improvnlent. The 11;7. with which the bankrupt had begun
immediately after obtaining his certificate consisted of ar-
tieleg pin-hated for hint be a relative, along with his ex-
cepted articles.
flu la.:rem.. to the former proceedings it wan fugal that
the biaknipt had paid a dividend of 21eL ou debts of up-
ward, 44 I.lfollt.
His Honour, desiring further iatemation as to the way in
which the books lied been kept, re•wrwial his judipecut.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(MS DAY.)

M RLBOBOUGHATREET.
YNTRAOHDIN CONDUCT IN AN OICITRUS.

MIA Prrlot.t, of Great Titchfielibstreet, the wife of
a looter tailor, and LoNian Abirblot, Is, (level toil-street,
)•'i Aroyaquare. (loth stylishlvattired females, were charged
with being drunk and using idocene language in an omnibus
to the sr...trance of the iseeiem,ers.
31r. Bugg, a buil...lot', cicik, residing at :1, Wil-
liam-street. NOM NOI th root, yid he left Hninniersmith
by the quarter past 10 omnibus the previous night the
two female* at the bar awl three other+ and a gentleman
being pa.oteigrs. The defruatuts were taLkiug, so loudly
that it gave hint the idea they were iatuxicatetl.
He spoke to the couductor, telling him that
he thought he had improper characters in the omnibus.
They continuo( their conversation in the same too. till
they got to Kensington-gate, where owe of them said mho
'• would not have hill, if there was no other man in the
world, as she liked a fascinating man." Seeing that the
other passengers felt much annoyed, he told the conductor
that if ho ilia 11,1 reowve them be wouhl summon him.
The defeteLtuts then rated him the mo-t opprobrious
'ROWS, and a pickpocket, itnd asked him if he was a mis-
sionary. This coutinuorl to Piccaddly, where the gentleman
got mat, and mid he would report the conductor for having
improper person+ in his omuilvus. They were ultimately
removed from the omnibus, when they continued their
Mouse, and were locked up.
One of the defendants +aid she had been with a little girl
to s boarchnter,rr.l, and .he was not tipsy.
The conductor of the imuibus, badge 3,1719, uaig be took
the females np at Harnmertinith, and brought them to Pic-
cadilly. The last witness complained at Hammersmith,
and said the females were acting very improperly in his
Inn, and at Kensington Church be mid if he did net have
them out lie would Ammon him. They mooed a great
g distairhance in the omoilm;, and wanted to fight the gentle-

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DUTY —VlEsst, Barley, Oats, II" Bear, sad Pau, la.

Evousii GRAM SoLir Ids! Wisza.—Wboat, 79,137: barley,
93.17 i oats. 10.13t3. rya 123 . beam, 4,080: pees, 1,076 quarters.
bucium silowno THE rtucTosrioNti 19 TH9 SMUG' MCI

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