The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-02 00:00:00

TUB SUN; LoNDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 064.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. CommUsioner Holroyd.)
IN RE E.INDERSLET.

This bankrupt was described as of Old Broad. street,
shareholder, scrivener, &c., and this was an adjourned
meeting fur last examination and discharge. The bankrupt
was also a solicitor, and formerly a partner in the firm of
Ktndersley and Pope.

The debts to unsecured creditors are stated at £10,153;
to creditors holding security, £1,000; liabilities, £3,282;
creditor—by good debts, £1,055; doubtful; '£2,542; pro-
perty in the hands of creditors, £900; debts due to the late
firm of Kindersley and Pope, the moiety of which, due to
the bankrupt, amounted to £2,990.
The bankruPt had been
connected with tfie New Theatre Company, which is being
wound up in Chancery, the CliftDn Hotel Company, &O.
. Mr. Nouns appeared for the isssignces, and said that
they were so far satisfied with the accounts that they did not
oppose the bankrupt passing his last examination, but wero
desinms of having an adjournment of the order of discharge,
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Mr. Lawrence, fur the bankrupt, thought it was a reason-
able request, and therefore consented, In the meantime
the bankrupt would do his best to make out the accounts of
the partnership; and although he would not pledge him•
himself to do so, as he could not get possession of the books,
he would do his best.

His }lonour•—That forms an important item on the credit
side.

Mr. Mums said ho was satisfied, and the. case was ad-
journed furn month.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
IN ItE W, BLOOD.
This bankrupt was an appraiser, &c., in Seething-lane,
and this was a meeting for last examination and discharge.
The only point in the case was whether a solicitor was
entitled to deduct hia bill of costs out of moneys received
by him on account of the estate.

Mr Chidley was the_ solicitor,
bills had been duly taxed, and
he was strictly entitled to
be paid, and would have been, if the official assignee had had
funds in hand, p and contended that his

His Honour, however, thought that all moneys ought
to pass through the hcnds of the official assignee, so that
the money will be paid into his right hand and he will trans-
fer it to his left and pay it back.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day.
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

TWELVE CONVICTIONS AGAINST A WOMAN FOR MAI.-
ING AWAY WITH WORKHOUSE CLOTHING —Ellen Cole-
man, an inmate of St. James's Workhouse, was charged
before 11r Knox with unlawfully disposing of some of her
clothing, the property of the guardians of St. James's parish.
Bristow, the porter of the house, stated that the prisoner,
having gone out for a holiday, instead of returning the same
night, did not make her appearance for two or three days,
and then presented herself at the workhouse with nearly
all her clothing absent.

Bristow then read the following convictions against the
months;ireh 23, two months. Dc. 9, two
months-1864, prisoner for similar offences :-1862, Feb. 8, ono month ;
April 4, six weeks ; July 31, one month; Sept. 19, fourteen
days ; Nov. 26, two months-1863, Feb. 25, two months
May
IhBr6e4.
Fe
b.:6,
months;l6, 0:=2):
month
Oct,.
nth 2sBL t'ith 11
two; a

Mr Knox now ordered the prisoner, who .appears to be
perfectly incorrigible, to pay the value of the property she
had disp ,sed of, a fine of £5, or three mouths' imprison-
ment with hard labour.