... Herbert said that the accounts were satisfactory, and the trustees offered no opi>osition to of the bankrupts.—His Honour accordingly allowed the bankrupts to pass their public examination.—A scheme of arrangement is Id progress for closing of the bankruptcy ...

... the bankrupt, for which she bad recovered interlocutory judgment, was resumed. It was announced that terms had now been come to, by which the bankrupt was to pay Mrs. Langworthy a sum of £20,000 on the execution of a certain deed. The bankrupt was also ...

... on Business under the style or firm of Thumall & Nash,” as Solicitors, Bankrupts. MEETING of the Creditors of the Separate Estate the shore named Arthur Nash, adjudicated a Bankrupt on the 2nd May, 1876, will be held the Crown Hotel, Boyston, aforesaid ...

... the County of Middlesex, builder, Bankrupt. EDWARD HART, of 67, Mooraatestreet, m tho City of London, accountant, has been appointed tnutee the property the Bankrupt The Court appointed the public examination the Bankrupt to take place at the Town Hall, ...

... Cambridge, Grocer and Carrier, a bankrupt. EDWARD TITCHMAR3R, of Royston, in the County of Hertford, Grocer, has been appointed Trustee of the property of the Bankrupt. The Court has appointed the public Examination of the Bankrupt to take place at the Guildhall ...

... examination. Mr. Dalton Nash appeared for the creditors, and Mr. Charles Turner, of Cambridge, N for the bankrupt. In answer to Mr. ash, the bankrupt, said: -4 did not remove any furniture from my premises after I shut up my shop. I never removed any furniture ...

... Bainabeck Terrace, Northwick Lane, Clanes. This bankrupt on adjourn, ment from last Court day came up for last examination and discharge, supported by Mr. Tree and unopposed. There was no opposition and bankrupt received her I order of discharge. In this case ...

... and was acquitted, the other two being sentenced to a term of imprisonment. The account produced was made out under the bankrupt's direction ; but he left home without signing it, and has not since been heard of. It shows total liabilities 2s. 9d., and ...

... and income. His Honour told the bankrupt that he could not allow him to pass, and that he would have to produce an account showing what monies he had received sines he filed his petition. Re J 013.14 PEPPER. The bankrupt, a tailor and robe maker, of Ctuabridge ...

... Builder and Contractor, Bankrupt, JOHN LANGTON, of No. 68, Cheapeide, in the City of London, Accountant, has been appointed trustee of the property of the bankrupt. The court has appointed the public examination of the bankrupt to take place at the London ...

... appeared to pass his public examination as a bankrupt —Mr. Wightwick, of Saffron Walden, appeared on behalf of the bankrupt, who fold hit Honour that the man was without means.—ln answer the Court, tbe bankrupt said that the list of debts, amounting to £57 ...

... PAILViII OP ► lIAIIIIIER ►ND PrrISCAN AT SAWATOIL Be Samuel Stubbings.—ln answer to the Official Receiver, bankrupt mid that he had carried on the basiness of a publican, at Sawston, for the past SO years. Twoyears ago he emend upon the farming business ...