Star.
London, England, 1825-09-29 00:00:00

hSoLVENT DEBTuRb' COURT, SEPT. 28.

JJnn►Aan Fuller, a bricklayer and builder, was op-
posed by James Lomas, green-grocer, for not having
necourted for money known to be in his possession prior
to tis insolvency, and for having vexatiously put
him to expense by law expenses, increasing a debt of
51. lit. to 501.
It Appeared that the debt due by the insolvent to his ow t
attorney was unpaid, although ate was net returned as a creditor.
Mr. IlAnstis.—lnsolvent, if you ever expect to get
Lici.cfit of this Act, pay the costs of this day's pro..
cetdii.gs. You shall have time to amend your schedule
ii:cludis the attorney's name in it. I see there is evi-
Oyu collusion between you and him, and I retomnsend
yr.mt, when you next conic up, to be prepared to do
scrottlting. that is just towards the creditor whose debt
y.ou have so vexatiously and wantonly increased.'
The insolvent was then I-LE-landed.
Awes Hell, a connefapliselein^ person, was opposed
by Mr. lig,Altr, on behalf ti ?sentry"' creditori, because
he had not properly spee;fieef sum of 64.155. Long
Annuities, and received by him for the part support of
hes mother and wile. Mr. Ileath informed the Court
the creditors wine is filing to enter into an arrangement
to receive 301. pei fear towards payment c.f their debts.
Mr. HA Ittlr.-1411411111114 it you don't accede to this arrange-
ment, the Creditors will take it all from you.
leselVosit-34 Lord; I have three children; what are they to
do ? The property is theirs, nut mine.
Rassiais—By the wording of the will, the creditors can
take it all ; and it is your interest to CAM to their terms.
The executor under the will was in Court, and stated that the
lailtme-bwl a Powell of attorney to receive dm dividends.
Mr. /evoke the power haraelliately, or you win
ind yourself iniespardy.
....heaven was Istasanded, and to give fourteen days' notice of his
nest coming op.

Waller McCrea,. Lira was apposed under the 1841
section of Geo. M. foe having unlawfully pawned a
piano.forte, which he had hired from Messrs. Welch
and Harvey. The insolvent, in answer to heath,
:Aid, he was an arranger of music, and had priSately
bought the piano-forte from Mr. Hawes long after he
hired it, andibe value was to be allowed in the music
of Der Freischulz, then br;nging out by him. Thepiano
he had in possession nearly one year and a half,
when he disposed of it to a person or the name cf
GulAry, living in Poland-streeki,,who advanced him
eight pounds on it ; he did not liNow the number of
the house, nor was he acquainted with him many days
before he left it in his hands. The insolvent answered
the questions put to biin so vet y pertly, that
:Ur. HAMM told him he would remand him for a month, unless
he conducted himself with propriety.
Whnesses were called to disprove his statement.
After hearing the arguments of Counsel,
Mr. HARRIS was of opinion, in the absence trf Mr.
Hawes, he was not to take for granted the statement of
his clerk ; be would, herefore, order the discharge of
the insolvent, and the other party would have an op.
pot unity of disproving what he this day swore, that
the hiring was convened into a purchase of the instru•
milt, and they could then apply to i escind the present
discharge.