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THE SEJN, LONDON FITIDAY EVENINo, OCTOBER 10, 1862.

LAW-THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.)
IN RE RICHARDSON.

To-day was appointed for a meeting for the examination
of Mr. Riches, a solicitor, and who was also trade assignee
of the bankrupt's estate, touching the estate and effects
of the bankrupt, and other persons were joined in the
summons.

Mr. Pook now appeared for Mr. Riches, and contended
that the summons must be dismissed. It appeared on a
former occasion that an application had been made to Mr.
Commissioner Fane, who made the present appointment
in the absence of Mr. Riches on the Continent; but,
on his return, Mr. Pook applied for copies of the affi-
davits on which the application was founded, but
which had not been filed, and the case was adjourned until
to-day for Mr. Pooh to show cause against the summons.
He now said that the bankrupt had been formerly in part..
nership with another party, but the partnership was dis-
solved, and subsequently Richardson was made bankrupt,
and the present proceedings were taken by Mr. Charnock,
on the part of a creditor of the joint estate. He (Mr.
Pook) argued that, under the 140th section of the act 1849,
a creditor of the joint estate could only prove against the
separate estate for the purpose of voting for the choice of
assignees and in opposition to the certificate. That por-
tion of the act had not been repealed, and therefore
the creditor had no losus standi, as he was not
interested in the administration of the separate
estate until all the separate creditors had been
paid in full. He (Mr. Pook) therefore asked for the sum-
mons to be dismissed with costs.

Mr. Charnock said the meeting was for the purpose of
examining witnesses as to the estate of the bankrupt. Mr.
Riches had been solicitor to the bankrupt, and was chosen
assignee by bankrupt's brother, and all the bankrupt's
furniture had been removed to his wife's mother.

Mr. Pook said the proceedings were exceedingly irregu-
lar if Mr. Riches, who besides being assignee was a solici-
tor and officer of this court, and the proper course, if he
had acted improperly, would be to petition for his removal
from the office of assignee.
His Honour (to Mr. Charnock)—You have not told me
for whom you appear.
Mr. Charnock—l appear for a creditor who has proved
his debt.
His Honour said it was by a joint creditor, and he would
not go on with the case.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—(7his Day).

MUSIC AND DANCING LICENCES.

To day was appointed to consider the applications for
licenses for music and dancing.
Henry Pownall, Esq., the chairman, presided.
THE LORD NELSON, DUKE'S. ROW, ST. PANCRAS.
This was an application of Jhan Kranchi for a music
licence to these premises, which had been transferred by
assignment from the former proprietor, Frederick Frampton,
at a cost of upwards of £3,000, in addition to which he had
laid out upwards of £1,500 in improvements.
On a show of hands of the magistrates tho licence was
refused.

POLICE-THIS DAY.