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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

for trial

for two -months,

was fil

All the other applica-

that the insolveL

Mr. ASPEN/ALL thanked the bench for the trouble
they had taken with this case, and the court adjourned
till eleven o'clock this morning.

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WEST DERBY BOARD OF GUARDIANS

The usual weekly meeting of the West Derby Board
of Guardians was held yesterday. The members present
were Messrs. Parkin (chair Man), H. Edwards, Piling,
Morris, Bolshaw, Roberts, Roscoe, Wensley, J.
Edwards, and Garrett.

Cheques for out-door relief were ordered for the fol-
lowing amounts :—Mr. Potts, £1.15 ; Mr. Lythgoe,
£2O ; and Mr. Olney, £34.

The Governor of the

Workhouse, Mr. Gough, pre-
cis return, from which it appeared that the
number in the house last week was 579 ; admitted since,
43 ; born, 1 ; dead, 1 ; dischareed. 37 ;„

formerly co

was fixed for ti

12th October

HOUSBK

Parker-tree

DOING THE PUBLICANS. A dissipated-looking
middle-aged woman, named Letitia Jonei, was charged
with the following offence : She went into a public-
house, that morning, and called for "a naggin of
whiskey." No sooner had she been served, than she
poured it down her throat and made off. The barman
followed her •and gave her into custody.' Mr. Keogh
stated that the prisoner at one time was in a most res-
pectable position ; and that even now she could earn a
good living•by dressmaking, but she had a most unfor-
tunate craving for drink. She had been up about
'thirty times befdre, and always for a similar offence.
The magistrates' ordered her to be committed to prison

COUNTY COURT.---YESTERDAY

[Before J. K. BLAIR, Esq., Judge.]

INSOLVEN CIES

John McKillop, shipsmith, Vandries-street and
Wapping, came up to make application to be discharged
from custody. Mr. Husband supported the insolvent.
lie was unopposed, and ordered' to be discharged forth-
with.

• John Chesworth, foreman tailor and draper; sup-
ported by Mr; Husband, and unopposed. Ordered to
be discharged forthwith.

Danby Crompton, supported by Mr. Gray.
The day for granting the final order was fixed for the
12th October.

William Pascot, teacher of music, came up for exami-
nation. He' was supported by Mr. Rimmingion, and
unopposed. The final order was fixed for the 12th of
October.

John P. Pritchard came up for examination, un-
opposed. The final order was fixed for the. 12

John King, 'labourer, Elizabeth-terrace, SaliSbury-
7eet, supyort,e.cl by Mr. Husband. Final order fixed for

Edwards, green-grocer and provision dealer,
,n supported by Mr. Roby, and unopposed.

Tho Mas Deal, master mariner, came up on application
to be discharged from custody. Messrs. Grocoit and
Hime opposed, and Mr. 'Husbai
--1

supported the in-

Mr: Gnocorr contended that the insolvent had-con-

There,was a.difference of £5l on the
Left-hand'side of the account, and on the'opposite side
tint there was a difference of £53 6s. 6d.,
insolvent had actually increased this pail
made an allegation which of tneaec.ount to thisamount. He therefore contended

had not come

into court with clean

Mr. HINIE contended that the insolvent had obtained

goods from some of his creditors when he had no means
of paying for them, and that he had been guilty of
obtaining the goods under fraudulent representations.
His Ho nowt; after hearing the case, said he could
not see that there was any false pretence. There was a
certain management on the part of the insolvent to
obtain the goods ; nor could he see that he had been a
dishonest man previously. There had been some un-
fairness in the contraction of the debt, not amounting
to a legal fraud—perhaps fraud was too harsh a word to
use. Taking into consideration the insolvent's circum-

stances and -history, while it was a case on which he
could not refrain from making some remarks, he would
order that the, insolvent should be discharged in three

months after the date of his vesting order. vv
Michael Henry . Hughes Hickson leather dealer,
Marybone, was opposed by Mr. Pitts, one of the
creditors. After hearing the objections urged by Mr.
Pitts, his honour ordered the insolvent to be discharged

Samuel Yates Coleman, 81, Wood-street, and who
Tied on business as a carver, gilder and
,rent-sower, in Parliament-street, was supported by Mr.
Husband, and opposed by Mr. Hime. It appeared that
the,petiion purported to be the petition of James Yates
Coleman, while it was signed Samuel Coleman only
The petition was
Archibald Mann, profs,

cordingly dismissed

[anal singe'r, came u

p on his

nrst examination. He was supported by Mr. Husband,
and opposed by Mr. Hime. The examination was ad-
journed till the 12th of October, in consequence of a
a a '

Edwarcrt6irrence; traveiler, residing in West'Deiby
. _

.ocott, and opposed
..1;),

The COffee sold by Thompson
is better than yon

Brothers, 5, Elliott.:street, at Is, 4d
pay is. Bd. for at any other establishment.
J. Gorsuch, 'Hair-Cutter, and Perfumer, No. 7,
begs most respectfully, to thank his
public for the liberal patronage :be-