... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that if at the sitting for the last examination of any bankrupt it shuil appear to the Court that the bankrupt has committed the off.nces enumerated, the Court shall refuse to grant the bankrupt any further protection from arrest. The offences relerred ...

... was an adjourned application for a certificate. The bankrupt was a clothes salesman in Aldgate, and the case has been already reported in the Morning Post. Mr. La wrance now appeared for the bankrupt; and Mr. Cooke opposed for Mr. Pullen, a creditor to ...

... until a future day Mr Linklater stated that the principal creditors of the bankrupt, at whose instance the fiat had been issued, and | for whom he appeared, acquitted the bankrupt of any dis- honest intention respecting the execution. A special iury cau_e ...

... transactions with the bankrupt, except fer the goods I bought of him in his business as publican. I never ad- vanced the bankrupt any money, and he never owed me any. No money ef the bankrupt ever came into mv hands. } When the bankrupt was asked respecting ...

... Jackson, who was much mixed up in the bankrupt's transactions, and to whom the bankrupt paid over almost everything he possessed. The Court would also bear in mind that the fiat was issued on the petition of the bankrupt. The commissioner said the solicitor ...

... with that money. Bankrupt— 3oo*. was taken from me by a female. Mr. Cooke— What female? Bankrupt — A female in Wellingborough. Mr. Cooke — What was her name ? Bankrupt — Mary Anne. Mr. Cooke— What was the lady's other name ? Bankrupt— l don't know Mr ...

... creditors proved that the bankrupt had contracted debs with them when he had no reasonable prospect o being able to pay them, and that he had held out hopes of payment to them which were not well founded. The Commissioner thought rhe bankrupt had been ex- ceedingly ...

... obliged by the bankrupt's depositing it in the public chest in the Royal Exchange. In a day or two the bankrupt wrote to say tbat he bad done so, and Mr. Spurgin rested content that his money was safe. It was now clear that the bankrupt converted those ...

... Court. The date of a bankrupt being served with the first writ formed a principal ingredient in his judgment upon the certificate, and the mode in which the bankrupt behaved subsequently always influenced his sentence. But the bankrupt in this case, so far ...

... incurred since the issue of ihe fiat. The bankrupt said that was so. Mr. Sturgeon — Ob, 1 am informed of how the matter was managed. The bankrupt owed his accountant some money. The accountant it was who drew up the bankrupt's protection paper. He drew it ...