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... BANKRUPTS. William ■WratmnT, Chapel-place, Cavendish-square, captain ln the 24th Foot, to surrender Kov. IS, at 12J, at Basinghall- street. Sols., Nichols and Clark, Cooks-court, Lincoln's-inn ; olf. assig., Bell, Coleraan-atreet-buildings. Michael DUFFr ...
... BANKRUPTS. HENRY parish SIMOND3, Charles place, lieruoru-roaa, lungs, land, goldbeater, to surrender Nov. 9, at 11, at Basinghall- atreet. Sol., Beard, BasinghaU-street ; off. assig., Bell, Cole- man-street-buildings. Edwin Alfred Colwell, High Holbcrn ...
... ugS BANKRUPTS. ' ■•■ •- pnE Trickett 'Great Winchester-street, City, metal mer- M ?? to surrender May 2 and June 4, at 11, at Basing- .,t,S ?? street. Sols., Sewell and Co.. Gresham -house, Old Broad- J ?? . on. assig., Johnson, Basinghall-street. -i ...
... BANKRUPTS. | : , I Robert Read, Newport, Isle oi Wight, tailor, to surrender May 1 -28at 12. and June 27 at 1, at Basinghall-street. Sols., Sole and j Co., Aldermanbury; off. assig., Bell, Coleman-street-buildings. I HENRY HOLLAND CHAMBERS and FREDERICK ...
... Lawrence was _or the assignees, and Mr. Lawrance i , for the bankrupt. IN RE THOMAS NORTH. The bankrupt was a contractor, of Brighton. This was the adjourned examination meeting. The bankrupt owes i to unsecured creditors, 501.. ; to tbose holdiug security ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Bernard Behrf.sds and William Austin Nichols, St. Mary-axe, City, East Indiamerchants, to surrender May 25 and June 28, at 11, at BasinghaU-3treet. Sols., Hughes and Co., Bucklersbury ; off. assig., Carman, Ba3inghall-street. Abraham Cohen ...
... BANKRUPTS. JOHN Joshua Carryhr, Victoria Park-square, Mile-end, manu- facturing chemist, to surrender June 27 at 12, at Basing- hall-street. Sol., Watson, Cannon-street V\ est ; off. assig., Bell, Coleman-street-buildings. William Adams, Red Hill, Surrey ...
... the bankrupt, urged that the j creditor had full knowledge of the bankrupt's inisition, as I -shown by the high rate of interest which he had exacted for his loan. The loan had beeu made with a view to Mr. ' Waddell's partnership with the bankrupt ; but ...
... bankruptcy. Forthe bankrupt it was contended that the sales which be had roade were bona tide ; in fact, he had carried on the same sort of trade for many years. He admitted the bankrupt had before compounded with his ceditors and also been bankrupt. The expenditure ...
... and Mr. Lawrance for the bankrupt. Mr. Pennell, iD his report on tho case, states that the bankrupt had incurred an expenditure of 4,4i 58/. on his stud, and the loss on the realization of property hud been '6,2671. The bankrupt was the surviving partner ...
... having I been several months in prison now applied for his discharge from custody. Mr. Bagley, for the bankrupt, made the application, and I said the bankrupt, although penniless was not friendless, j and offered to put in bail for his future appearance for ...
... allowances to the bankrupts e>f 3. 10s. and 21. 105. a week. IN RE PATCH. The bankrupt, a small grocer, of Lewisbam, passed hir examination ou accounts showiug debts of ?? , cud .issets of about 100/. IX RE W. SHARP, JUN. The bankrupt was an underwriter ...