... Committal of a Bankrupt. — At the Leeds Dis- ■ trict Bankruptcy Court on Monday last, James Ramsden, ■ of Armley, near Leeds, cloth manufacturer, a bankrupt, was ' committed to York Castle, by Mr. Commissioner Burge, for ! not satisfactorily answering ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... issued on the bankrupt's own petition. The selicitor for the bankrupt said, that the bankrupt had been sued for a debt of 3s. 2d., until the co.-ts amounted to 2GL, and an execution for this amount was about to be levied when the bankrupt's father-in-law ...

... MELANCHOLY CASE. — IS RK JOSEPH DEAN, BANKRUPT. TWis was the day fixud for the final order in this case. Hewas adver in Wandsworth. It appears that owing to embarrassed | circumstances and excessive anxiety, the bankrupt's wife became deranged, and is in ...

... 10,000/. At present there was no infor- l mation whether the claim due to the bankrupt would be . paid. From the report of the official assignee it appeared that I the bankrupt owes 1,278/., and his debt from Conuop was j 1,992/. 2s. .id. He gave up good ...

... 300/. as possible ? The Bankrupt hesitated. Mr. Buchanan repeated the question. Bankrupt — The broker was a stranger to me. Mr. Buchanan. — Where does he live ? Bankrupt — I do not recollect. Mr. Buchanan — What is his name? Bankrupt — I do not recollect ...

... with protection for three months, j IN RE S. M. LEVY. The bankrupt in this case, who had carried on business as j an army and navy agent, came up to-day to pass his last examination. The bankrupt did not attend the Court, in conse- j quence of alleged ill ...

... tion of the bankrupt. Mr Cooke made a long defence of the bankrupt, and concluded by saying that if the bankrupt obtained his certificate, he would pay hereafter what he could to his ci editors. The Commissioner said, that if the bankrupt really meant ...

... Evans.) IN 111. I'liKEll. The bankrupt in this case, a farmer and grazier at Nur folk, applied for his certincato. Mr. Cook,- appeared as Counsel for certain creditors to | oppose, and Mr Lawn nee as solicitor for the bankrupt. It appeared that in IM2 hi ...