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... was received in Mr. Commissioner Shepherd's Court, ; that a bankrupt, named Frederick Kerr, who had been pro- I claimed an outlaw, had been captured at Iladdon, in Bed- I fordshirc. The bankrupt, who had carried on the business of a bookseller and publisher ...
... BANKRUPTCY.-Friday, Nov. 27. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN RE HAVMOMI) AND ADAMS, BANKRUPTS. In this case there was a meeting for the extmination of the bankrupts. They were extensiveh engaged as book- sellers 1a Paternoster-row. lhe following items ...
... BANKRUPTCY.— Saturday, Jan. 30. IN RE DONALDSON. * This bankrupt, who had carried on business as a coach- , maker in Regent-street and Margaret-street, came up to I pass his last examination. The bankrupt said he was not prepared with his accounts, as they ...
... Bankrupts and Insolvents.— There has iust been laid before Parliament a return of the number of hp m ?? l and _H_ iD «> ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TRE MORNING POST RR NASH. biK-I a tn the unfortunate bankrupt in this case, reported in your paper of this c.ay. ' v As you have beeu pleased to take notice of the case, will you allow me to correct an error which has inadvertently crept ...
... BANKRUPTS. CHARLES HOWARD, Kingston, Surrey, wine merchant, to Surrender Oct. 7, at one, and Nov. 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Stansfeld. Attor- ney-,. Messrs. Dimmock and Burdey, Clement's-lano, Lombard- ...
... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.— Wednesday, Oct. 4. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF M'KENZIB AND FUASIR. The bankrupts, James Munro M'Kenzie and James Eraser, were warehousemen carrying on business at 12, Pancras-lane. This was the certificate ...
... BANKRUPTS. William Far yon, Farringdon-street, licensed victualler, to surrender Oct. 31, at two, and Dec. 6, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Follett, Sambrooke-eourt, Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Lawrance ...
... I Scotch Bankrupts. — William Calder, coal mer- chant, Greenock ; John Harvey, warehouseman, merchant, and commission agent, Glasgow. — Edinburgh Gazette. Curious Accident. — On Tuesday morning, when a man named Joseph Senior, a carter in the employment ...
... the Court of Bankrupte), i.ondon — Jan. 11. H. S. Knowles, Moolham, Somer- setshire, ~.:k -hrowster, it eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Ix>n- don—Jan. 14. A. Akehtirst, East Mailing, Kent, baker, at twelve, at ii.e'oi.rt ol Bankrupt/-}', Lon. ion ...
... BANKRUPTS. Husky Newton, Liverpool, licensed victualler, to sur- M-nderDec. 2 aud Jan. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- :r_ftcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Pennell. Attorney, Sir. Cunningham, Buckingham street. Strand. Fkancbs Clark, George street ...
... How to do Business. — ln the Bankruptcy Court at Hull, last week, J. M. Suger, a bankrupt, who hail been a corn merchant, underwent his final examination. It appears that, having previously failed to the tune of 20,000/. he recommenced business, having ...