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... '1'HE BANKRUPT LORD. (FromX the Pothgot.) The mysteries of the XVesi-cend( Mjoney Mlar-. ket have been recently unveiled with sacrile- gious hand to the profane gaze of thle public. A little knot of bankruptcies and insolvencies, the principals in ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . BANKRUPTS. A. Telfer, Praed Street, Paddington, London, smith i and engineer J. Fuller, rAItideahead, Berkshire, corn ?? J. Berry, Rugby, Warwickshire, grocer J. Smiti, llertfoul, wino merchant d W. Fideon and E. F. Finden, ...
... I FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. w T. TayfIr, Ralston. Heatlord.hire. inniteper w T. WiltnO. Liverpool, fancy o.hnal devler tl T. Par. Masnester, ilk misaufacturer 11 0. B. Scholes, lots of Loctock Hall, Lzacastert muslis rn Mstnufacttar III 3. Brmiks ...
... manager, bankrupt, December 25, 1832 -paid no dividend. I Janies Devereux HIustler, physician and ma. nnger, was in tile King's Bench prison in January 1835, in utter destitution-took the benefit of the insolvent act. Thomas Knowles. manager, bankrupt on ...
... that lie should have to make them thus publicly. Tbe Sainirsr nsked whet proof there was of Mr Ker's indebtedness to the bankrupt estate ? Mr STErL said, there were two bills for L.1000 each, besitles open accounts, as lie would prove from the books of ...
... under the ear, and death ensued in- stanteouslr. Mir Dell has lewn admitted to bal.-Tines. Axr AUoR rT DirmncLnzs--Among the bankrupts announced in Tuesday's Gazette is William Howitt, described as -ibookseller, Strand, but better known as the author of ...
... The Journo/ tie ?? states that M. Bourdel Eude, hank- er, of that town, has just been declared bankrupt. His lia- bilities amount to .1,000.000f. The bankrupt himself has taken to flight. His wife has, it is said. property to the amount of i.oon.0oof. settled ...
... of the Royal Italian Ope- * ra, Covent Garden, was examined, as was also Mr Chappell, solicitor to Mr Beale, with whom the bankrupt had been con- nected in business. The extracts from the books may not be uninteresting :—Madlle. Alboni received L.4000, ...
... LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. J. Brown, John Street. Edgeware Road, London, cheesemonger 3. Dathoit, Muorgate Street, London, upholsterer J. M. R. Deere, Momerton, lithographer J. Rhoades. Mitcha n, grocer G. Marsh & E. R. Marsh. Broadway, Hammersmith, and ...
... Early to be Second Captain, vice Laffan, placed on the seconded ?? Lieutenant A. Maclzentie to First Lieutenant, vice Bayly. BANKRUPTS. W. E. Hitchcock, W. Connor, and J. E. 1-lithcock, Broedwall, Stamford Street, London. saw mill proprietors T. Halsted. Arundel ...
... aol Unanimnoasly agreed to. The SECRETAIY laid on the table a copy Df the newr edition of SIr Alexander's Digest of thes Bankrupt Act, g presented by the author. In so doing he thought it I would be interesting to state some of the results of this t measure ...
... LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. T. Bate, Birmingham, hatter T. C. Stenbrough, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, wine merchant T. Morris, Maida Hill, London, tavern keeper R. Parker, Ludgate Hill, London, woollen draper J. Netting, Poole, Dorsetshire, ...