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... Downs.. 65 Od to Os 6d GAZYFIVTE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27. BANKRUPTS. Edward and William Triggs, S Juthampton, upholsterers, to surrender Jan 6, at 12 o'clock, Feb. 3, at half-past 11, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Taylor, South-street, Finsbury; ...
... years' penal servitude. The only cause celebre has been the trial of SMETHURST (alluded to elsewhere). The case of HUGHES, the bankrupt, presents some features which suggest comparison with ROBSON and REDPATII ; but, as his trial has not taken place, any commentary ...
... Origiral Talking Fish. I don't want to be ?? of the Exhibition, look at this! all for Tereepenee-I can't take up the Bills-Bankrupt-General con. ?? THE ATLANTIC CABLE OFFICE AND ELECTRIC WIRE. Valoe (Silesi n . Harlequin and Columbine. Two Streen FPrhtrs ...
... of 41. The bankrupt's debts are now stated at EG41; ditto to be paid in full, 60; anid creditors ?? security, Xl15. His assets are returned at 250- Air. Michael Abrahams appeared on Monday for the creditors, and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt. An adjourunment ...
... BUYON.—The bankrupts, described as auctioneers, builder* and oontreotore, of Hammersmith, applied f or tbelr Gs:title:item. They owe £4.302; assets about £1,500. which had been collected by the trustees under an assignment. Dubois, for the bankrupt Gomm., ...
... Commissioner Fans.] CAME ILE LAVEN AND SPECE.—The bankrupts, who bad kept a German tavern in Long-acre, applied for their certificates. Debts, £782; mete £B5. Mr. Flux, for the assigeees, stated that the bankrupts bad been in business 11 months only, commencing ...
... TIM LONDON OAZDTTEL TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. BANKRUPTS. • E. and W. TRIGGS, Southinpt ii , upholsteiers. Taylor, 84.)uthstreet, Finsbury-square—J. M 'EVIL Y, Great Portland-street, saddler. Richardson, Old Je wry ch =bens, Old Jewry—E. PINKESS, Liverpool ...
... THE roNDoW GAZETTE. Tuesday. BANKRUPTS. EDWARD and WILLIAM TRIGGS, Southampton, uphol- sterers, to surrender January 6, at twelve, Eebruary 3, at half-past eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr Taylor, South- street, Finsbury-square; official ...
... Co. inform the Public they have purchased lots 1 and 3 of the Stock of HENRY WATTS AND Co., LINEN DRAPERS, NORTHAMPTON, BANKRUPTS, Amounting to 5170/. 4s. 2d., at very large discount off the original cost, and they will COMMENCE SELLING IT THIS DAY ON ...
... inform the H Puiilo theyh Purhased Lot I and 3 of:te took e DENRY WATTS ai'd COjrx LIEXN . . DIRAPERS, NO1RTEkIYPTONi.;. BANKRUPTS.. Amounting to E5,170. 4; 2d. staverS 5r~e diseoln off he ob n coet,~ an theywi, ?? C OM Xi-3EN C-E SELLI.NG 1 k I - (MONDAIY) ...
... Grocer and f Court, Four Courts, Dublin, Farmer, I TUESDAY, the 10th day of Bankrupt. January, 1860, atthc hour of 12 -* o'Clock at noon, for the surrender of the said Bankrupt, proof of debts, and choice of an Assignee in this Matter, of which sitting ...
... —A. and W. Thom, Aberdeen, commission marohanU. BANKRUPTS. William Lovett, Union-street, Southwark, and Blwkfrlars-road, patent wadding manufacturer, snrreader Jan. 13. o'clock. Feb. 10, at 1. the Bankrupts’ Court: aoUcitora, Meurs. LiokUtera and Haokwood ...