... BANKRUPTS to surrender the COUNTRY- Jarnr* MaUlwws, Cheltenham, f airy dress-maker,Aptd 22, 5, April 23, May tii), It), tlie Old Swan, Cheltenham. Atlornit'9, Mr. Platt* Temple, and Mr. Yeales, CheUenhaui. Fhdip Cuombe, JS* IVtherton, money-scrirencr ...

... BANKRUPTS to surrender GUILDHALI.. Parry, Kcw-vilr-vtrret, tobar March ‘iO, 47* April ' 27. 10. . Atu*n*iy, Mr. Hyk-s, Haifi-ld-»treet. ' . John Bryan, Park-«iiyci, d«-aier in hufye?,_ March «• 31*. 12, jji*l 27. Attorney, Mr, RoWn.tou, Piccadilly. Wiliam ...

... BANKRUPTS to GUILDHALL. Paul Thomas Letoai'te, Ca»tlc-strret, Holbuns, watch-o-e--renter. May '25 at I, June 3, at It, July 3, 1. Attorney, Wt. fucker, B*rtleu’*d>uiUiiugs. John fcvan* Gtceo, New-road, Bcmwodsev, May 29, June 5, July 3. I. Attorney, Mr ...

... BANKRUPTS to surrender GUILDHALL. .lame' Sa’.l.t, Trinity'-square, merchant, July 31, at 10, Aug. 3, at 1. Sept. 10. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Mudiibrd- court. Thomas Warner, Haitun-wa!), grocer, Aug. 3, 10, bept. 12. Aitorncx, Mr. Osbaldestuo, Little To«er-strect ...

... BANKRUPTS to surrender GUILD:!ALT.. iMPJ-IiIAL PARLIAMENT. iIOUSi; LORDS. . ■ • MAY It. 'Tlic Diile of Mosthose Rctition fi.iin certaiiv I'rettiolrierSrHiiil in the- cn.my Uombar-1 m, complainiiiK.ofllK- urntpial prcisuro r. tl.c Income Vax, bv estimating ...

... BANKRUPTS lo surrender .at GUH-DHALL. Frederick Doggc-it, Kent-toad, coaUmetvbant, Sept. 21, Bi, 0c1.4b, 10. Attorney, Mr, Hamerton.Great St. Helen’s. Richard Lombard. Baiobridge-atreet, plaistorcr. Sept 40, at f> Sept. 4), at la, Oct. 43. Its Attorney ...

... sAU'SP.YArrriox. lR K NI >. M IhV Twelve, Dir.cl.ou of Bankrupt, Virt>iui« Bb.l ’' m ';mu' of La.inn, Equally desirable for of Cnantuv-houre.-. . Cll a'ee-roo.u, kildien. a.al I «'j! . P hi .„; Tailor,- Onm un> . .or a lerm vearV and S for further.enu ...

... ’. sequence b*ing «co.nn.u .c.tc,l Y,^', the Assignee o! Bankrupt, wlirte, m nig nonerf. enquiry, -i i rv,» tf»M tUscoverv. Court for burrev, wl.rre lie w« acquitted. «. aL'ain nrosrcuted in tlie Consistorml tom t of Loi non convicted, d was .en.-nced ...

... . to ruin the bankrupt. Learned Counsel said, that the (.etition only prayed that his Lordship would direct issue, to try whether the bankrupt had not lost mure than 5L gambling at one sitting. Sir S. llomilly, Coansel for tlte bankrupt, contended, that ...

... from the bankrupts, and that they might he allowed prove under the commission, and have vote for assignees. The Learned Counsel stated, that the bankrupts were indebted to Messrs. Firman and Tastet in the sum of 87,000/ j that the bankrupts were employed ...

... by renewed Commission Bankrupt, awarded and issued, and now in pro-ecution against, Arthur of Roliierbiihe, in the Comity of Fouuder. Dealer and Chapman), 4 from John and John Jackson, late of Locdun, Merchant-, to the said Bankrupt, for securing and Interest ...

... ., FRIDAY, S, at On.- iirecisrlj, K FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.— 50 Ilh.lt. Mary land Tobacco For nrrount of tlio Aiiigncrs of Bankrupt’! Estate. •»laloc». sof rvliich will timely delirercd by KV.VJ.R, M'TAGGAHTand Co. Broken, ...