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... tjirons L.o.si ,Witt's Gazfto.] BANKRUPTS. NATroR6oUGa B. J. Lia'ee-k, 130, Vleet Street,.London, wine merchant. DWAUnD T. DzLAYIELD, 11, ?? Streot, St. James's Square, GEonrE D. DAmm, 3S, Albemarle Street, London, gentleman, formerly in busiole at 150 ...
... BANKRUPTS. tFrom. Le Night's Gazette.) HENRY ELEMENTS, Hythe, corn factor. W. TOWNSEND, Notting Hill and Acton, Middlesex, florist. REUBEN ELLEY, Wolverton asd Butchers Wicken, innkeeper. JAMES SIMMONS, Seven Oaks and Westerhnam, coach maker. GEORGE MARE ...
... BANKRUPTS. (Fronm Tesday's Gazette.) WM. BARGETT and JOHN PICARD, Mark Lane, corn factors. THOMAS SYCRELMORE, Maidstone, currier. THOMAS GARNER GABRIEL, Tottenham Court Road, Middle- sex, and Birmingham, brush board maker. JOHN THOMAS, Stroud, ironfounder ...
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... 816 14 I- By Payments: Special Charg, viz., Reon, Rates, Wages, and Taxes, &o ,. 69 9 2 Batupt H~ ?? Aoe ?? ,, ?? 162 7 6 Bankrupt's Allowance.1627.. Messenger's Charges .. ?? 83 1 10 Postames and Petty Expenses .15 17 5 ofsfl Assgnee ?? 305 0 10 Other ...
... THE ABSCONDING BANKRUPTS. BE' JAMIlN RE,-A~RRESTED. At the PBirminglehamn Police Court, on Saturday, before iMessrs. Jaffray and Avery, Philip Frederick Benjamin, lfe of the firmn of Phillips and Warner, precious stone dealers, Northampton Street, was ...
... brewery company now in liquidation. Mr. 3Barham (Sharps, Parker, and Co.) appeared for the bankrupt.-Mr.' Pope said that having, regard to 'the fact that the bankrupt had not surrendered or filed his accounts, he was not in a position to examine that ?? Registrar ...
... AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKRUPT. At the Burton-on-Trent Police Court, on Tuesday, before Mr. C. J. Clay, Charles Edward Hail Holdsworth, bankrupt, late of Oversea! House, was brought up under nine separate indictments, charging him with offences under ...
... BANKRUPT LAW AMENDMENT, A meeting of tho Mereantile LeRilaetion Cemmitteo of the Social Science Assoclatiox, consisting of repreesntatives of Chambers of Comnmerce and Tride Protection Societies, was held yesterday in the Council Room, Moor Street, The ...
... THE PROSECUTION OF WOOD, THE BANKRUPT. At tho Birminghamn Pollie Court, yesterday, before Messrs. T. C. S. Kynmoraley (Stipendiary), Dr. Hoslop, and J. Lowe, John Wood (42), pork butcher, late of Groat H1amnpton Street, awas charged on a warrant that ...
... houses have been mentioned In connection with the bankrupt's name, In such a way as renders it a matter of the utmost importance that a plain statement of thecaseas affootsthemshouldbe made at onco, The bankrupt is a man named Morris Levi, who carried on buhiness ...