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... BANKRUPTS. Ebw.-RD Jo.vr.s, sen., Bridge-row, pasteboard manufac- turer, to surrender Oct. 10, at one, and Nov. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Official Assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. May, Queen- square, Bloomsbury ...
... BANKRUPTS. I Robert Hughes, Picadilly, upholsterer, to surrender j October 10 and November 11, at eleven, at thc Court of ' Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Turquand, Old Jewry-chambers. Attorney, Mr. M'Duff, Castle-street, ' Holborn. I George ...
... DNEs_ AY , De( IN RE BENN. This was an application by the bankrupt n„ The application involved the decisint, r.t . „ !!i importance under the 5 and 6 ViTTl? *£?V -* S«* gives protection to bankrupts till the date of ?? h' *r In the present instance the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... pretended i attorneys. IN RE FREDERICK COCK, A BANKRUPT. This bankrupt appeared for liis certificate. No creditor \ attended ; but tiie Learned Commissioner, after examining I the proceedings, saiel he saw- the bankrupt (a painter in | Lambeth-walk), hael been ...
... pass. The bankrupt-accordingly passed his last examination. The remainder of the sitting was occupied with cases possessing not the slightest pnblic interest. (Before Mr. Commissioner Shepherd.) A RICH BANKRUPT.— IN RE PARSONS. The bankrupt, William Parsons ...
... the Court should secure whatever the bankrupts might inherit from her for the benefit of the estate. Mr. Lawrance, solicitor for the bankrupt, contended that it would be an injustice to future creditors if the bankrupts, having given up everything, were ...
... General Wyndham, in which the conduct of the bankrupt stood in a light quite as unfavourable. It appeared that the bankrupt had received 10,000/., for the purpose of being lent to Mr. Youde. The bankrupt received the money from Cox and Greenwood in sums ...
... witnesses positively swore that bo property was removed belonging to the bankrupt. Mr. Guy said he should reserve further opposition until the bankrupt applied for his certificate. The bankrupt was then declared to have passed his last examination, and the 4th ...
... that he had forwarded letters to the bankrupt and received a large sum from him witb.n the last month or three weeks. The matter I was adjourned tor further inquiry. j -r- • i 1 KE STACBY, A BANKRUPT. This bankrupt, who was described as a warehouseman ...
... LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF BANXRUFfCY.— Tuesday, Ski.. GO. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evjus.) RE — 'IARKWICK, A BANKRUPT. The bankrupt in this case ha I carried on business as a I builder, in Harpur-street, Red Lion-square. His de^ts I amounted to 12,000/ ...