Star.
London, England, 1823-11-26 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, NOV. 25.

Edward George Ghsgow was opposed by Mr. POL-
LOCK, for two creditors named Fisher and Price. The
insolvent was an Officer in the Army, and stated that he
had no property in the West Indies, btAllad an interest
in some in Canada, which he had ins in his sche-
dule. His half-Pay, which was the only other property
he had, was but £BO a-year, and his wife was in an ad-
vanced state of pregnancy.
Mr. PotLoca said he was instructed by his clients to
apply for a portion of the insolvent's half-pay to be set
apart towards the payment of his debts.
The COURT thought it was too much to expect that
they would meddle with the insolvent's half-pay under
the present circumstances t but if he should hereafter
be promoted, then the Learned Counsel's client might
apply again. They ordered the insolvent to Le dis-
charged forthwith.
George Knowles, a publican, of Bakewell, in Derby-
shire, was opposed by Mr. Pbt.Locu, for a creditor
named Woodcock. The insolvent underwent a long
examination, from which it appeared that the account
of the property in his possession at the time of. filing
his Petition, etauained in his estate paper (in which, in-
deed, it was statetl that he had none), was utterly false.
The Court, thereto-re, dismissed his Petition altogether.
Au:unmans was opposed by Thomas Barratt, who
said he wished to ask the insolvent a few questions. He
first wished to know if Mr. Thomas had any Counsel?
Mr. HEATH said that he appeared for the insolvent.
Mr. Barratt said, in that case he would ask no more
questions; for the prisoners were better dealt with here
than the parties who lost their money.
The CHIEF Costutssto-smt.--010 you think so.—
Well, the Court will not condescend to argue the ques-
tion with you.
The case was adjourned generally, to complete ;eve-
ral imperfect services,

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING. 189.3.
TUSSDAY, NOT. 4.s.—(rign eszvaLY IZLD).

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sirennes.
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r. d. E. Min.
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