Insolvent Debtors' Court,...
1 noanui Xerry came up to be heard an his petition. * It appeared that of several creditors one alone anS Inserted in his schledule, and le also omitted to insert the only debtor he had. In explanation of these omissions, he stated that be knetr nothinp abaut the Court. The schedulc was, of course, ordered to be dismissed. Edward Iollis was opposed by ilr. HEATH( for S. Wright, nc- phcw ant executor of S. Wrighti deceAsed. The insolvent, who is ni auctioneer, was sucd for a portion of tiie testator'a property; but ne defeated the object of the action by wnaking over his property to his brother. He stated, however, that he had tound 30l. in checks and bills under the testator's pillow when he died, which he deliver- ed up to the executor. Tho COURT expressed their reprehension of the insolvent's con- duct with respect to the transfer of his property, and ordered him to be remantled within the prison walls for eight calendar months. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT I1fnSMA'V Dr- 9n.