Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

COUNrY COURT -Y1 SIERDAY.

BREORB J. K. BLAIR, REQ., JUDGE.
This was the opeln:.; day of the second Novem' er court.
The following arrangement was made for the tisposal rf
the husiuet:,s :—Tuesday (yesterda3), judgment summoneF,
insolvents, &a ; Weanesday (this daj), 90 'eases at h
past, 10 o'clock, and 60 c-.ses at 12 o'cluc't ; Thursdar, 30
actions for sums of £lO and upwards; Frirtly. 90 C3' Cs at
half past 10 o'cl ,ck, and 131 at 12 o'cl. ck ; Tuesday, D, :c
Ist, 90 casts at half past 10 o'clock, alai 62 at 12 o'clo,:k ;
Wednesday, Dec. 2nd, 90 ea..; s at half prytt 10 o'clock, and
61 at 12 o'clock; Mars:lay, Dec 3rd, 90 eases tV
past 10 o'clock, and 61 at 12 o'clock; Friday, Dec. 4 b,
several aijourued cases.
M'MASTER v TH3 COIiPORA.TION , F
Honour delivered jud:4msnt in this case,,which was hoard
last Wednesday. It was an action to recover th; value of
a portion of the harness of a cart I,fr, with the cart in the
sheds atcched to the Corporation 11.yrnarket, and the
question involved wrs, whether the C.a-porati'in, by charg-
ing a rent cf GI per night for carts using the i.heds,
rendered ihemselves liable for the safety of anlthing
besides the cart itself. His Honc,ur held that in this s,:e
the Corporation must be held to be liable for the value of
the article in question, which was lost in the shed for
which they charged rent, and gave judgment for the
plaintiff accordingly.

INSOLTINTS, •
Bobinsm &met-, ins,venr., w2s supp)rted by Mr.
ihfghton and Mr. Grocott, ,vaq cppo el by Mr. Asp.
In co:neve...lce of the LH I n-railit t.s of notice n )t
having been coiaplitd will,, ttie c.se was tied :o a
future day.

Wiliam Alpo. t, invdvenr, was tupported by Mr. Ch
ton, and opposed by IV-. Hortwr, on tediait of several
creditors.. The gr. u-1 of orposi i-n stated by Mr. Ruiner
was that a very large propott:o,i of the debts returned on
in=olvern'a schedule was stated to be due to his brother,
who resided in London, which was urged as a circumstance
of suspicion, eallinz f.,r fur her it quirv. It was stated
the awount of insolver's debts was £2,064, while the
-credits were £8 Gs 81 Of the sum mentioned, £998 was
represented to be due to i,Jiolvent's brother. It was also
cb.ktt fi that tho insolvent had incurred debts without any
re tsonable prosiiect of beirg able to pay them. Insavent
had been engaged in business as a builder, architect, and
surveyor. His Honour thought it would he de:irable to
have insolvenh's brother Tires ,t to :Ave a fuller enplana-
tion of the tr,insaetievs. Mr. Cifilton said he had the
solicitor of the insolvent's hto.hrr, Mr. Frodsitam, prcs2r.!-,
who could give all the reTtired exr;ltnations. Mr. nod-
sham stated that ha had th:: brolhet's accounts an vouchers
present. He did not at all object to the brother being
brought down if it were necessary. Mr. Cailtan asked at
whose expense the brother was to be brought down. His
Honour thought insolvent ought to have his brother here
Mr. Chilton ta'd the opposinc, creditor, if he thought it
necessary, could subpoena the broth r and bring him down
His Honour thouent the creditor was- entit!ed to demand
that the brotht•rsh'ould he examined, am that the insolvent,
w:tcn he Ind been so much mixed. up with him in business,
was bound to hash him presen'. 'rho ca e was therefor;;
at joorned- to Monday nf xt, at ten o'clock.

lhotnrot Peycoa was supported by Ur. Irme, who
appeared for Mr Bremner, and opposed by Mr. WJAburn.
Final order granted.
J;:mes Alkop? was supported by Mr. Grey, and received
his final order unopposed.
William Tetley was supported by Yr. WHenry, and
unopposed. Final order granted.
S, Vera! other insolvent applications were heardi•none of
postes,ed ne pahlic inttt es' One insolvent, mined
Parr, had his petition dismissed becausa be appeared in
(s)urt iu a state of intoxication.

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