Vernon, the aequestrator, being appointed trustee. RE WALTER CHARLEJ BRACKENBURY. Application for final discharge. Mr. Wynn appeared for the petitioner. Order granted, Mr. Porter, the sequestrator, being appointed trustee. RE RICHARD SMITH. Application for final discharge. Mr. Macdonald appeared for the petitioner. Order granted, Mr. Vernon, the sequestrator, being appsinted trustee. RE HENRY RISINGS. Application for final discharge. Mr. Brookfield appeared for petitioner. Order granted, Mr. Vernon, the sequestrator, being appointed trustee. RE JEBEMIAH WAITE. Application for final discharge. Mr. Brookfield appeared for the petitioner. Order granted, Mr. Porter, the sequestrator, being appointed trustee. APPLICATION FOR ADJOURNMENT. — RE E. J. COX. Mr. Beveridge applied for an adjournment of the first hearing in the petition of Edmund James Cox for three weeks. Application granted. RE DAVID KIRKWOOD. Mr. Beveridge made a similar application in the matter of David Kirkwood, which was also granted. RE RALPH SIMPSON. Adjourned first hearing. Mr. Brookfield appeared for the insolvent, and said he had to make an application that the estate should be vested in Mr. Vernon, instead of the trustees, otherwise it was feared there would be no assets at all. It was the wish of the creditors and the\trustees that such a step should be taken, and the estate vested in Mr. Vernon as sequestrator. He had therefore to ask that the further hearing of the petition be adjourned to the next sitting day of the Court, the 3rd of July, in solvent baring the power to amend his schedule ; and that Mr. Vernon be appointed trustee of the estate. His Honor said it would be better that the appli cation should stand orer generally, as the Court had no power at that stage to appoint Mr. Ternon trustee of the estate. Mr. Weston said he appeared for the interim sequestrator, and asked that he might get rid of the responsibility, by the appointment of Mr. Vernon as trustee under the provisions of the Bth section of the Act. % His Honor said he had no power at that 3tage of the proceeding* to comply with the application, and the hearing of the petition must stand adjourned, with continued protection and sequestration, until the 22nd instant. RE EDWIN DAVY. Application for final discharge. Mr, Kussell appeared in support of the petitiom Mr. Weston said he had to oppoie the final dis charge on behalf of two creditors — Mrs. 