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... creditors; and Mr. Evans for a witness. The bankrupt (id not appear, nor wns any lawful cause shown for his absenco, and therefore the last examination was adjourned seia die. IN ?? JoiN FOWLS.-This bankrupt, a timber merchanut in Liverpool, whose case ...
... 6oMMR18 13oAW PARRY. 1N BE WnUAAM WBR,-TblW bankrupt; de. scribed as a Hioensed v ~ rio .er and saddler in Liver- pool, a= Oe~ed on hto last exaxniltlon ana for order of -6o arqeb Mr. (Jy~g euppm:4 the bankrupt and Dr. Comyns, instructed by Mr. JQtdle, ...
... H1onour said in the absence of any opposition, the accounts having been amended, the bankrupts rnighlt pass their last examination.-Mr. Lawrence: I now ask that the bankrupts may receive their orders *of dis- chmlrge.-llis Honour: I8 there any oppositionI ...
... the coose bad been adjournedi-namely, that the bankrupt issight furniosh a cash account-had not yet been attiened, and therefore ai further adjournment woo necessary.- Mr. P'rice admnitted. tnit tho bankrupt wan in default. but soid it woo in consequlecee ...
... Waniderilig Willows, 93. BANKRUPTCY COURT. MONDAY, JULY 13. BEFORE MRI. .OIMtltiSONlilt PERRV. IN It JONATRIAN BANKs.-TIli bankrupt wias formirly a clerk in a merchant's office, at a salaly of £253A per snmmim. On the 1st March last he eomnmnededl bisineqq ...
... last exam ation of the bankrupt, an attorney in Basneit. street, and one OS the clerks to the county magistrates. Mr. Martin appeared for the assignees,. air. Yates for several creditors, and Mr. Pemborton on behalf of the bankrupt. The accounts, as amended ...
... NASH.-This bankrupt was a baker and flour dealer in Netherfleld-road, with debts amount- ing to £630, and assets £99. His last examination and discharge were opposed by Mr. Martin on behalf of the assignees, and a long exandoation of the bankrupt and a witness ...
... of no profession or oen pation, but formerly a lieutenant in the Indian army, now a prisoner for debt in York Castle. The bankrupt ascribed his failure to heavy losses on the turf, and the refusal of his father to raise any further sums on his behalf. ...
... in the London Court of 'Bankruptoy, on Thursday, as to the way in which composition,;deads are. sometimes concocted., A, bankrupt, nadmed William Hopineson, made a, cleanrbreast of it, and ?? that in the deeq. whioh he had attempted to, carry throughi ...
... offered). h n LIVERPOOL DISTkIT COURT OF BA NKRUPTCY. T b- [sBsE a p a. seoabissioNsR PaRBY.] sI IN 1tO ROBEnIT RHimsgan .-The bankrupt, a ?? tP - Southport, petitioned the court to be allowed to surrender and ?? file his balance.sheet. Hewassupported by Mr ...
... the bankrupt's offer. Mr. Harl is apptared for the uesignee and Mr. Prico for a creditor. A proof of debt tO A:196 was tendered by Mr. I'rice tn bohalf of Me. ?? N. Parker, of South Caitlo-street, laud agent, which was objcetcd to by the bankrupt. Thii ...
... for the bankrupt, and Mr. Bellringir for the assignee, In RN GIMNow, Iw , AND Go.-The bankrupts, Pem- broke Gibson and Robert lznes, carried on basleoss an cottoxibrokers in LiverpooLh limeb absconded 'rlor to the bauruptoy, but the other bankrupt surrendered ...