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... BANKRUPTS EI IZ4.BETH LING, Norwich, brush maker, te surrender Nov 13 at half-past eleven, and Dec. it, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Graham, Coleman- street, London. Attorney, Mr. Storey, Peatherstou.-bmldiug. ...
... A BANKRUPT CORPORATION. It will be remembered that in November last the corpo- ration of Exeter was at a loss for a Mayor; the honour was offered over and over again to various parties, but it was long before any one could be induced to accept it. The ...
... Bankrupts and Insolvents.— There has iust been laid before Parliament a return of the number of hp m ?? l and _H_ iD «> ...
... 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 ...
... New wheat was sold in Bicester market on Satnr Scotch Bankrupts.— Ed^lev Pr Co., manufacturers, Glasgow ■ Edward W^w 6 ^' and j school keener, Duddiuastone Hr?,, I r ,° v ? htoa . boarding- Henderson Se'ton, JZ wj* Tr'f^^ ' Tho ' n « s 1 Robert Johnston ...
... The Oak Farm Iron Works.— The last examina- tion of t.ie bankrupts, Messrs. Paterson, Walker, Boydell, and R.per, commenced yesterday in the Birmui_h 'in V-+ trict Court of Bankruptcy. The examination of Mr. Hoy- dell by Mr. T. T. James, instructed by ...
... Scotch Bankrupts.— Robert Dunlon Hutchison ironmonger, Cumnock ; William Russell and Son, curriers Edinburgh ; Stephen Tatham, machine-maker, Glasgow James Wilson, baker, Glasgow ; James Espie, grocer, Stranraer; Sjme and Preston, drapers, Dunfermline ...
... con- sidering the bankrupt's conduct as a trader, he should also take into account his breach of trust as an executor, lla (bankrupt) had neglected to take stock, and his cxpe uliture had greatly exceeded his profits. Even when the bankrupt commenced his ...
... Scotch Bankrupts. — Charles Forrest, farmer and cattle dealer, Branzet, Stirlingshire; John Mitchell Camp- bell, late surgeon, Union-street, Aberdeen; Robert Allan Burnside, wine and spirit merchant, Glasgow.— Edinburgh Gazette of Friday. * True Blue ...
... Scotch Bankrupts.— John Reid, wine merchant, i-igh-street, Glasgow ; Peter Scott Stewart, Glasgow ; Archibald M'Coneeby. baker in Aoderston. Glasgow ; David Young, oealer io shares, Glasgow; Andrew Hamilton, dothier, Glasgow; Archibald Hill, Glasgow.— ...
... tter.h Bankrupts.— Dunlop. Ilowand, and Co., A Trs! JHnU ' p ias B°w; Irio Caai-.hell, cattle-dealer. Dalgig. re i,_, ohn G»rdon. b' :e., tn'-eri-tss ; Archibald ?? father mercher.ts, Inverness: Gregor * '-mil, merchant, Glasgow.— Edinlvrgh Gazette ...