... Banklraptey Court, in the case of a bankrupt named Bromley, formerly a solicitor in Gray's Inn. I1is debts and liabilities anmount to L.140,000, principally through breaches of trust of tlhe most shameful description. The bankrupt received large amounts for ...

... second Captain. vice Campbell, retired on full ?? Linutenant A. C. Hawkins to be First Lieutenant, vice Townsend, Aug. 22. BANKRUPTS. C. E. Garman, Tottenham Court Road, London, cbe- mist IH. Hickman, Dudley, druggist W. Heap, Burnley, ironmonger T. Gibson ...

... freely. Congress had been occupied with the consideration of the bankrupt law, the Treasury note bill, and the Government plan of finance generally. The pro- posed repeal of the bankrupt law had caused muclh excitemnent amongst men of business throughout ...

... pleased to appoint George Ben- Venuto Mathew, Eeq. to be Governor and Commaander- in.Chief in and over the Bahama Islands. BANKRUPTS. R. Webster, Oxford Market, Londoa, victualler. W. Goligbtly, XY-sO1, Canterbury, builder. T. Andrew, Little Earl Street ...

... shire of vacant by the transportation of the Rev. Colin A. MVean, late minister thereof, tothe parish of Kilnin- ver. —— BANKRUPTS. T. P. Hennings. Wyndham Road, Camberwell, dealer in wine Ross, Edward Street, Brighton, mast er W. Brown, Wood Street, London ...

... John Sullivan. 32d Foot—Killed—Private James Warburton. Hart. 61st Foot—Died af Wounds—Privates James Barrett, Thos. — BANKRUPTS. F, True, Downham Market, Norfolk, ironmonger J. Loustan, Crutched Friars, City, wine merchant W. Holliday, Chatham, Kent ...

... b the French consul to her s consul at that place, an- had that the blockade o as oand the adjacent coast raised. L. P. BANKRUPTS. Duke's Place, Aldgate. fruit merchant @. Morton, New Road, Whi Road, London, draper J. Wri W. Orchard, West Smithfield, ...

... Union, pursuers blank indorsed to the said bankrupt: 1. Whether, on or about the 17th November 1847, the said bill of iading was fraudulently, or without value, indorsed or tr ansferred by the said bankrupt to, and received by, the defenders, to the preju- ...

... Bankruptey :—The bankrupt, Edward Nairne, was in the fiat as a stockbroker, who carried on business at No. 2, | Warntord Court. Mr Hilleary of Fenchurch Street was soli- | citor for the assignees, and Mr Plews appeared for the bankrupt. | Mr Hilleary wished ...

... consequenee of the Rev. JoIID Alexander, fate minister thtreot, having ceased to be a minister of tbe Church of Scotland. BANKRUPTS. J. C. Ord, Kingsbury? Midrilesex, coal factor m. H. L. G. Coiraghi, Corkapur Street, London, print seller B. Aldratrh, Yeovil ...

... Securities ?? 21,210,000 Deposits ?? 8,927.000 Bullion ?? 9,984,000 2 8,519, 00 £31,194,000 Downing Street, Dec. 3, 1842. BANKRUPTS, E. P. Powell, Southampton, tailor J. Burelers, Kiog's Lynn, stationer E. Oakley and J. Wyse, Poole, corn factors J. Davies ...

... difficult negociation to effect. For the fact is that since the bankrupt law has come into operation, private repudiation has become so general, ant so fashionable, that it is not likely the bankrupt States will do anything towards retracing their steps. Already ...