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London, England, 1846-07-07 00:00:00

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°LS' COURT-(THIS DAY.)
?B°X AND GILLET V. VALL FLIGHT, AND OTHERS.
' Was z.l 11loti. - µ';llu;t IWas ' 111 li, It yesterday, f:r
to tile a supplemental" '
.of: putting in
deeds bill, with the view
1,.. , &e., which had been disclosed by an original
baiental answer of the defendants, in reply to a
4sr'.e(,)yery.
Ji Turner and Rogers appeared in support of tl-.e ino-
r, Messrs. Kindersl y and Chandless for the. plaintiffs.
. T e
h,, onxErt said the original bill was filed against Nall,
'fiance others, for the purpose of enforcing the
ga f of a contract entered into by Wall, for the pur-
t e life interest in the estate of Sir Thos. Champeney,
ted inft.hi! wife. It was alleged that the contract was
1111 --e °Y Wall as Flight's agent ; but Flight denied
,1 contract had ever been executed, or even if it had
bible
as made under circumstances that would render it
astiliteintfor a decree of performance to be obtained
In
Dnse_,arguments were concluded to-day, and it was arranged
18,,,!it that two deeds, of August, 1830, and of Septem-
ess;us nould be considered as an issue in this cause. .
bar, alpole, Bacon, and Rolt took their places within
after the usual formalities, they having been recently
note Queen
I, 's Counsel.
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ill A N ir to
---LitUPTcy_(THIS DAY.)
L(Before Mr. Commissioner FoximANQuE.)
daY wag IN RE BRACE AND ALLEN.
mess
as ai ttell:Ctlist tlilies,nbaisTikitrrilepetso,uwrthol‘li
it c-satrrreieetd,
4, . come up to pass their last examination.
JRER, the solicitor to the fiat, said that although the
,se' accounts had been prepared, they had not been
t, 7 r circumstances which he had to relate to the
a ;11(1_ was determined to do so in every similar case, as
5..... e had to complain of was becoming continual and
tit was that at the last moment the accountant had
Paid give UP the account, unless his charge, 151., was
4 Without being taxed. The accounts only consisted
e.or tests, and the charge was five times as much as any
tie "mould have made. The bankrupts, who bad no
4 Letwere unable to a such a monstrous charge. .
t .4 earned CoMMtSSIoNER said Mr. Reed had acted quite_
, Mentioning the subject. He (the Learned Commiosn
tsaad for a long time looked with a jealous eye up
iiitittlsieilriladnuyty, the greater number, were exceedingly
and although some acted
•csieis out of ten the accounts were made oluibterally, in
unsatis-
l'il-. Lth ,'through their not taking the accounts
he
--'8 them,
' agination, and they were in many
riless extortionate inntnheir demands, applying the screw
te:nleet the bankrupt was unprotected, and thus by
'' all ecliournment, Usurpingth. e functions of the Court,
'Nettr'
ie „„nl,g with the course of justice. What he would
Iliet. —cu eases, would be for the parties to throw the
d re"t overboard, and go to the official assignee, who
ki,uder every
assistance.
11th:11414 the official assignee, did not see what diffi-
punts: "Ellhrupts could have had in making up their own
le Leem
~
!acce;`'eu COMNIISSIONEA. said, that in nine cases out of
ithie;_u.ants were not only unnecessary, but positively
tr. lira.
ie thatnho said this was the third, case within a very short
Lienze a e had had to make a similar complaint against
4.d
to
i:nritant, who
the Aeeecanntant.
was present, said that he could not
the c,18: his money.
At the osussio
RER—You should let the bankrupts know.
Pe the
cuarges would be, or give them an opportunity to
!fed, at taxed; as it is, the examination must be ad-
,kte• an inconvenience to them and an expense to the
Ilia ii"o
ti enlY tar then aPPointed a day, observing, he should
nin.,
ig, e the bankru t '
_ Vas rair. p s own account, which, generally
everances. "I' satisfactory than those made up for

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kt ImIL, COURT-(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT. kfAottrewthe COMMON SERGEANT and Alderman W. HUNTER.)
4 Far►AT R"BRRIES.—jt will be recollected that the.
...,on'ner Pleaded guilty to four different charges of rob
lii la., railway termini, two committed at the Birmil?g-
'Pert I waY and two at the South-Eastern, from which
ifthe4.fowreas stolen of very considerable value. Baron
whom, he pleaded guilty, deferred sentence, till
1 col.e'remnstances of the case should be brought before
ten,urt on the trial of Mary Ann Newlands during the
0„„:•_ BeSsin, who was committed for receiving the goods,
ii;:ug them to be stolen.
tlii? in Newlands was placed at the bar this morning
480 indictment, and by the advice of her counsel (Mr.
kir bn) Pleaded guilty.
Nte. .uontux, who appeared with Mr. Ballantine for the
tthtleors, stated, that from all the circumstances of the
)it Male prisoner was evidently a man who was in the
f ulunder ;
it ?f visiting railway termini for the purpose o ;vhen he
1411 the ease which had led to his detectifornom,
Folkes-
le t„e„Property of Dr. Roberts, he was tracedt
y I:_kiniadon on the train, and at thteo
i remon-
ktttilBY with the luggage, which led hniff
ab
_s i_neu.nsgwas seen
portmanteau
kkii •Ivith ; but he succeeded in carrying
th 111 Pt to the gentleman already named. He made off
kiti Ihnoty by means of *and after changing his
t%echteral times arrived at last at a house in Sloane-
-4 th et'ea. Mr. Bodkin said that. the female prisoner
Won e raistress of this house in which the portmanteau in
tliar was found, and a quantity of property besides of
4 aeter which led to the strongest suspicion that it_ conie
lea, f., by in a similar way ; several articles
inquiry
4 madel.xaniple, with the marks taken out. When
kt,l at this house for a man of the name of Farr, the
g tilli titnied all knowledge of such a person, notwithstand-
hy kajtl this was an alias by which the prisoner was gene-
the h °l'm. The' prisoners were represented to the servants
~, _ ouse as brother and sister, but it seems that they had
ii.m...00 terms as man and wife.
,f,;,f.
,ClARicsow stated that the woman was evidently in-
(44, thee case, by the unhappy position in which. she.th
Le ~..!011male prisoner; that previous to meeting with
„.„I,!.ltalie bore a most respectable character, and was in
';., most renectable family.
Theo
.. i
4,011(1, .." sentenced the male prisoner to transportation
kaki4°eas for seven years on each of the three indictments,
)11.12-ieetitlinlcill:plci,sotanet. was sentenced to six months' impri-
am labour.