... The Court .cided that the indictment could not be maintained, ections in the Act creating the offences, having been by the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act of 1849. J. W„ 18, Humber Street, Hull, otherwise lyth, of Leeds and Chesterfield, has sent an bet; ...

... nei .d»i>ur>.” Mr. So that too, le cost r’* Bankrupt ‘1 so.” [r. Bo ut your 1 And sugar r” Bank■ . . tr. I , £6O Ily th pale of 10 1 A lr. How long were you in trade:” mouths.” that time were e r” Bankrupt . Lawrence, .ired forPulbrook, : might allowevl ...

... advance. To halt or waver is to invite assault. It is because so little has been gained during the last two sessions, that the bankrupt and desperate partisans of territorial ascendancy have summoned up courage to talk aloud of a return to protection. They ...

... crooked sixpences, three keys, and shoe brush, abstracted. Court op Bankruptcy—Before Mr Commissioner Fonblanque.—Jk-2to*#.—The bankrupt, George Boscs, totes in the election of members of Parliament perhaps had disregarded their sorrows and their suffe mgs ...

... 184 f a grocer-81. The trail piths, distillers, miners, straw-plait dealers, tobacts, and undertakers, each 2. Total of bankrupts, London can be effectt led only means of he Theme He says,—' ards the pollUtion of the 'hames, it can ge 1-9,000 th part ...

... bill-stealer. Shortly afterwards Ferris became bankrupt. His Honour observed that the first question was, whether the bankrupt had obtained the bills by fraud, and secondly, his conduct as a tradesman. The Bankrupt in examination, said, that in May, 1846, he ...

... action pending against an execution creditor, the result of which, it was said, might materially affect the question of the bankrupt's conduct. * KIRTLAND.—A petition, by way of appeal, against the thcision of the Bankruptcy Commissioner, who h3d adjourned ...

... delivered over its Sclavonian provinces to Russian influence, leaving its German provinces to follow German fortunes. Thus weak, bankrupt, and torn asunder, Austria is incapable of playing that conservative part which its admirers, who know but in the past, still ...

... delivered over its Sclavunian provinces to Russian in fluence, leaving its German provinces to follow German fortunes. Thus weak, bankrupt, and torn asunder, Austria is incapable of playing that conservative part which its admirers, who know it but in the past ...

... cwt. a. *. Doable Gloucester K Single Cheshire 74 Derby At American Bacon, new HaMa,iriafa Weetmoriand. 84 Torfc _ ft) BANKRUPTS. PROM GAZETTE. Henry Smith, jon.. South Ockendon, Baeex, farmer; John William Cokhceter, Essex, coal merchant; Beojambi Brook ...

... CLARKE, J. E., late of Manton Street, Greenheys, partner in the firm of Clarke, Buckles and Co., railway contractors (since bankrupts) has got in debt wherever he could get credit, and has left home, no one knowing in what direction. He stands near six feet ...

... condemnation of *Pro- t he tectionism in the fact, that its advocates cornist,t ite in great part, if not entirely, of the bankrupt and he beggared portion of the territorial aristocracy on! jal both sides of the channel, who would rebuild their- u- ruined ...