... final adjoarned examination of the bankrupt, who carried on business as a merchant, at Bury-street, St. Mary-axe. Mr. Burrell attended for the assignees to oppose the bankrupts passing, and Mr. Ashurst for the bankrupt. It had been previously referred to ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. o COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.— Tuesday, Seit. 12. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.) IN RE GODWIN AND LEE, BANKRUPTS. The bankrupts were ship brokers and owners, carrying on an extensive business in Bishopsgate-street. Their debts amounted to between ...

... accounts very likely to be adopted by a roguish bankrupt towards hi 6 creditors. The decision of the Court was, that the examination be adjourned sine die. IN RE KIPLING AND ATKINSON, BANKRUPTS. The bankrupts were wholesale warehousemen, carrying on business ...

... Lieutenant Young, son-in-law to the bankrupt, and a French servant, of the name of Morelli, were examined for the bankrupt, and the result of their evidence collectively was, to substantiate the statement of the bankrupt, that neither the jewellery nor furniture ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.— Tuesday, Oct. 10. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN RE DODSON BL -KB, A BANKRUPT. The bankrupt in thi. case had traded extensively in t _f city of Norwich as a mohair manufacturer and wool in. r chant, and his ...

... necessary for him to as- sume that the bankrupts had actual notice ofthe nature ot the trust to which the fund was liable. The facts of the case taken together, including the particular character oi the entry in the bankrupts' books, established the proposi ...

... INTELLIGENCE. COUET OF BANKRUPTCY.— Thursday, Jan. 5. (Before Sir C. F. Williams.) IN KE EA.RN-S.KD LINDSAY WATSON, BANKRUPT. The bankrupt, who was described in his balance sheet aa a dealer in flags, but who is better known as the inventor of Watson's ...

... BANKRUPTCY COURT.-Friday, September 16. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN RE KEMPTON, A BANKRUPT. This was an application for a certificate. The bankrupt had been a linendraper, carrying on business at Newiagton Butts, and had passed his examination ...

... not given of that bill transaction, the bankrupt need never expect his certificate. As it was a matter of deep interest to the bankrupt, he (the Learned Commissioner) would wait while they sent for it. The bankrupt said that the order was on the book, which ...

... creditors tothe bankrupt to the amount of 1,600/., opposed the granting of the certificate on the grounds of fraudulent preference. The solicitor for the assignees opposed on the ground of secret- in, furniture by the bankrupt. The bankrupt was examined ...

... him within the operation of the Bankruptcy law. Counsel further stated ! that the bankrupt hnd been a bankrupt ten years before under similar circumstances. The bankrupt made a long explanatory statement, com- i ! plained ol persecution, and said that ...

... advice of a friend, consulted the bankrupt, to protect her interests. This led to an interview with the bankrupt, who, at his own solicitation, was also allowed to act as solicitor. Ellen Topping apprised the bankrupt of the intended mortgage, and it was ...