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... BANKRUPTS REQuil1ED TO SUR1 ,TNDR:; -. .. . . I - Af Msi,- i! hichitardBrown,. 'Iyerp~ool, pdcU., Is .rIi'e ?? k.ies~r 1ladkstock and lufe enie Lhoidbim rd ~Jo n' st ill Wa pping; Middlitiselk, 8I1I.iltttlladler, Dec. i 4, . fanl l5Y, at tlta New Los ...
... 'BANKRUPTS RnE( UE;D TO SURRENDER.._ Richard iVougal, Cinnercial-road, Miiddlesex, plumlber, L to ufrreinder Vec. 24, ,a, Jil rt9, at Guildbil, Londoxi. Solicitor; AIr, Faaflio, SieVtr'v- Causewasy, Ruicliff. Jolm Merrytuin.au, NVdlibjry, Oxford, Iiq ...
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... begged his Lordship i e to observe, that while the bankrupt was on this visit to is 'his mother, his father-in-law entered up judgment upon I ft a bond and warrant of attorney, which he'held' of the bankrupt's and swept away the whole of the eff is&. This ...
... a meeting had rio b: , n.Id of hie bankrupt, the petitioning creditor, and xva b G eaor, for the parpose of concerting the suing Si 'f tile cuImrnis: ion, for which purpose a IMr. Rou-, po was indebted to the bankrupt: was to be pressed ?? foarlinent of ...
... of to!. wbichl the bankrupt failed to satisfv\. Peacock called on the bankrupt for payment, when tie.bankrupt complained of being.in great distrs's for wanst.'of money, and requested of Peacock to' take out a commission of bankrupt against him, and to ...
... at payment of these bills; the bankrupt assigned to the pe- G titioner certain Prenvises in the city of Lonidon. Hav. la ing afterwards occasion for a firther advance, the peti..2: tioner agreed to nmate to the bankrupt sutch additional td advance, also ...
... thenm, on which they. af werie called to commit a Bankrupt, if the account given- th by him as to any part of his-property, was not satisfactory if to their iniiids. It. was not enough that- a. -Bankrupt al gave an aiifsver to any. question put tohlim ; ...
... the commission, d t'he bankrupts who opposed any sequestration be- r. ftnrded. Lord Bannatyne Ordinary, first ordered r msriale to himself, and then informations to the Second isisaa of the Court. Is the meantime the bankrupts having surrendered, un- ...
... hat the estate of the bankrupt was Iih iotelyf for one half of the mortgage debt; snd t64l the Pt'.i tioner, Mrs. Frances Parry, wvas liable for the other half hi of it. The Petitioner, on the other hand, contended d that the bankrupt's moiety was subjec6 ...