... 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 ...

... did not stay till the case came on, and his Honour directed that the fee should be returned to the bankrupt. His Honour said that, considering the bankrupt had lost a large amount of bis own money as well as that of bis creditors ; that he had been unfortunate ...

... 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 ...

... the case came on, h onour directed that the fee should be returned to 46 114 „krupt. a - flour said, that, considering the bankrupt had lost th at amount of his own money as well as of his creditors; opp o ;le r had been unfortunate in business; that there ...

... government had thrust into every crack and corner of the public service to seek an honest livelihood, and thus relieve a bankrupt pro. vinee of a small portion of is enormous yearly expenditure. Mr. Cameron, seeing breakers ahead, and finding ministers ...

... case of HENRY HARRY, late of Iradford, Yorkshire, grocer and tea dealer, a reward has en offered for the apprehension of the bankrupt, who barged with having feloniou3ly refused to attend the ict Court of Bankruptcy aneeds, in order to disclose )perty and ...

... e acts which might render them objects of suspicion to assurance companies. The important duty of prosecuting dishonest bankrupts and insolvents—so often and systematically avoided by individuals—would be inflexibly performed by a company whose interests ...

... BANKRUPTS. Edward Pell, Lambeth-walk, grocer, Jan. 8, half-past one, Feb. 11, eleven, at Basinghal( street. Offi assignee. Mr. Johnson. Basicghau-street; sols. Messrs. Hill and hews, St Mary Axe. Joseph Fisher, Clceve, Vat ton, Somersetshire, money scrivener ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... in that case he should order the fee paid to the solicitor by the bankrupt to be returned ; as the ?? did not choose to attend to do his duty, he was not entitled to the fee. The bankrupt's account was not satis- factory, his debts and liabilities were ...