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... BANKRUPTS. Nathaniel Bradford Pierpoint, Pulteney Street, Golden Square. Johu Fiddaman, currier, Newark-upon-Trent. Charles James Plant, licensed victualler, Goswell Street. Thomas Casson, coach-builder, Parr Street, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John ...
... SOOTS BANKRUPTS. or SEQUEsTRATIONS. - Milme & Sim, wrights and builders in Glasgow, as a To company, and of George Drummond Milne, wright and ie builder in Glasgow, and Thomas Bannerman Sim, al builder there, the sole individual partners of said com- ...
... SCOTS BANKRuPTS. I SEQUESTRATIONS. George Stephen, stationer in Thurso-creditors meet in M'Carthy's Temperance Hotel, Thurso, 13th March, twelve o'clock-ias. Brims, writer, Thurso, agent. Hans Juel Lemmich, ship broker and merchant, Oswald Street, Glasgow ...
... SCOTS BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. Jame3 Cargill, farmer, BIlackbank, in the parish of Kilspindie-creditors meet in the Solicitors' Library, Connty B3uildings, Perth, 27th May, one o'clook-Wm. Laur. Young, solicitor, Aeebterarder, agent. llobert Milorrison ...
... THE BANKRUPT LAW. a A valuable report has been issued by the Edinburgh Gene- ral Committee on Bankruptcy-Law Reform, suggesting some important alterations and improvements in the administration of the Bankrupt Law of Scotland. Among other recommendations ...
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... heritable estate in Scotland, nor a Scotch one English real estate; but by the Bankrupt Law Consolidation, 1849, sec. 142, the assignees in an English bankrupt estate take the bankrupt's real estate throughout the British dominions, as well home as colonial; ...
... EXAMINATION OF EARL BUCHAN AS A - - - BANKRUPT AT LINL1THGOW. Yesterday the Right Hon. David Stewart Erskine, Farl of Buchan, heir of entail in possession of the lands and barony of Strathbrook, Kirkhill, and others, situated in the county of Linlitbgow ...
... was an annuity granted by thee Accidental Death Insurance Company, for which the bankrupt said be had, paid £16,000, and which was now valued at the same amount. The bankrupt had also an interest in freehold estates valued at £25,000. Mrs Windham's trustees ...
... now be advertised in the Lou- don Glaz tte. a Thirdly-The Bankrupt Law now includes t non-traders as vell as traders. It is true that r thle acts for which a noln-trader can be made aI bankrupt arc not so numerous as those for which n a trader can be so ...