Insolvent Debtors' Court,...
I(7Va1 i . ti e Basigadn was o0.posed by dlr. I EATH for two creditors, named Cafrande tind Pezzere; Tfle Insolvrent' case had been heard on the litQneg, 'i7hen *1w tenninded to file an account of aeveral barrel.organs, organs with *pguraldi, mdsical clocks, &c., hot returned or accountel for in hiaschedule; and also to filean ac- count of the monies received by him fronm a specific period forthe hire of these wcticev,. The insolvenit, who is a Geneese, was examined through thc meniumn of a French interpreter; anl several witnesses, natives of Italy, who were in the habit of hiring these instruments, were called, *hose testimony went to dontt4didt rise statement of the insolvent. The COURT considereJ the iniolvecnt's account of his property un- satisfactory, and therefore, under the tSth section, ordered him to be remanded within the walls of the prison for six eg,lendar months. Jat,vs Tomnkilson was opposed b y Mr. PO.I;ocx, on behalft of the trustees of Uttoxetes.road ttilnp7 e, for a debt of from 2001. to 3001. The insolvent stated, that he 1ad dalled ; sale of his fitrniture to pay hi6 rent; It was sold for 241. The mate ifhich he hod bVelonged tosu nephew; the f,ig was a poor thing. as poor as ever Was seen. (A laugh.) Hie thought It wigas aMetN&t the articles which had been sold. It was not in the return. His wife had not, to his knowledge, put out 2001. at interest in April last; ,neither had he 1ested a deed to settle his property on lhis wife. He did not, nor did any one fbr him to his knowledge, lodge 1001. at interest in September last in the bank of Mlfessrs. Sparrow and Co. at Newcastle- undcr-Lgynie nor any other sum. le never wsote, noY did he know 'siho did write, the words and figures "April 12th" in the pss. book now show to him. Mlr. POLLOCX handed in an affidavit, sworn by a clerk of etesr.. SarwadCo." stating that the insolvent Ihad loKgKea 1001. In that vattle on the 29th of September lakst, orn tht totditon that he was not to it out for one year, aind vas to receite g per cent, interest upo it. He al.so hatided in the affidavit ef an auc- tioeer wh swrethat on thie 2dth 'intvmtt thtre was furnltuere in 'd, isolen's oue (the Rose and Crown Public-house, at present cariedon y hs wfe) to the amounit of 1001.; and ajoint aiffidavit, swon b th clrksof Kinnerslcy's bank, stating that the entrv in the pss-bok aove entioned of 90l. ikt. 8t1., as Piai in spirii, wa urpitious enttry. The nsovent inexplanation, again denied all knowledge of the 100. bineloded t Messrs. Sparrow and Co.'s, and insisted that the901 16. ,1.waspai b hu inApil,M23, on amcount of the tumplce,and hat he etry as rgulRly de by oneof the clerks I I'NSOLVP\.'T nrRr(R.91 rf)flR'P- 't'tt37-l-fAV. 99.