... Bankrupts, &c. from the London Lla*ette, of Tuesday, April 20. M'DONNELL, Liverpool, t-urrender Aj.ril and May at twelve, at the Liverpool District Attorney, Dodge, Liverpool THOMAS. Hubert, linen diaper, Carmarthen, surrender April 27. *welv»>, and ...

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... BANKR1UPT LAWS. icker- VThite The select ?? of the House of Commons, appointed to consider of the bankrupt lan's, and of every tbe operation thereof; and to report their opinioaix rhereupon, together wvithl the minutes of the evidence :an be taken before ...

... BANKRUPT LAWS. A correspondent claims our attention to the bill now in Parliament, which was committed on the 26th ult. and' n report adjourned for three weeks, and farther states, that, It in the last session, a similar bill was introduced, arid that ...

... contended that the bankrupt was not the traderto be entitied to pass his examination on so unatiifactory a balance-sheet. Mr. Lowndes, solicitor, appeared for the bankrupt, and contended that the balance-sheet ten- dered was the beat the bankrupt could make; ...

... Dublin, who were creditors to a largo amount on the estate. Mr. Green, solicitor, was for tho bankrupt Mr. Payne also appeased on behalf of a creditor. The bankrupt was formerly of ilSmaconoge, in the aounty of Wick- low; then of Lodicra-park paper mills ...

... of the bankrupt. MHis T. Ke a;d Tun- h stall, sister-in-law of the bankrupt, and Mrs. Reilly, the b bankrupt' wife. Mr. Hardissgton, who was in court, sad 4 his wife was ill in bed, along with Mias Tunstall, and ;L could not come; and the bankrupt said ...

... RoDsEn2 MORRAV.-Thle bankrupt was formerly aclothier in St. Jamnes's-road; and the meeting was i held for receiving his Honout's adjudication on the ap- plication of the bankrupt for his certificate. At the previous Meeting the bankrupt's application was ...

... attended on behalf of the bankrupt, and B he was opposed by Mr. Roby, one of the creditors, and by Mr. Duncan, solicitor, onl behalf of Mr. Craig, and other cre- Y ditors. Mr. Roby said his grounds of opposition were, that the 1e bankrupt had commnenced business ...

... conduct, to suspend the bankrupt's certificate for twelve calendar months from tbe date of the last ex. ;amination, (Februairy 29.) The bankrupt's protection was itran'ied for three mouths. IN aR JOSEPH YATus AsHTorN.-The bankrupt, an at- tomev in this ...

... of the large amount the bankrupt had received at fromn Gaswavus Wfulff for tbe sale of the entire patent, without as Mr. Inliude'slnowledge.) TheLearnedCommissionercommented a- in striug terms ugairlt such conduct. The bankrupt said that of wass ,folde ...

... Mr. Goolden, (the teo parties with whom the bankrupt sat had had the bill transaction;) the bankrupts wife, aX till Mr. Crane Griffitha, of Welshpool. the Mr. Oliver Jones replied on behalf of the bankrupt, we stating that Mr. BradMha . and Mr Goolden ...