... ?? BANKRUPTS. ?? ?? *r?. M su-n-swana Edward Mkixadew, Mark lane. City, ?? erchanta. to surrender Sept. 23, at 12. rc_7_7__ ?? Mo «>troae-ter., Islington, smith, Sept. 23. at 12. J^? «__£_** .*• Stow MM e3 ' E_ex, farmer. Sept. 23, U 12. ?? a ?? ...

... BANKRUPTS. Hkhry Km/ton, Crimsoott-street, Bennon__oy, and Hartord- terrace. Mile-end, carrier, to surrender Nov. 80, at l. Cosrad Deux, Victoria-terrace, Kcnnington-road. journeyman baker, Nov. 26, at 1. Gsobgb Paos, Middlesex street, ?? dealer in dairy ...

... BANKRUPTS. Charles Grose Creeper, Alder-hot, Hampshire, fishmonger, to surrender March 17, at 1. James Dean, Asylum-road, Surrey, bricklayer. March 17, at 1. William Woods, Great Yarmouth, flsh curer, March 17, at 12. Daniel Brett, Welta, Norfolk, miUer ...

... BANKRUPTS. CHARLE3 T.dke TRACY, Hammersmith, African merchant, to sur- remler August 13, at 1. GXOBOH Myeks, Breams-buildings, C-iancery-lane, printer, August 18, at 1. Thomas Grover, jun., Orpington, Kent, gar'ener, Aug. 1?, at 1. Isidore Rudnisky, Stratford ...

... I BANKRUPTS. Bichakd Hayes Hatss, Banbury, Oxfordshire, ?? mercham to surremler Sept 80, at VI. Samcbl Clatdos, Sh-nipling, Suffolk, baker, Sept. ;», at v. Willi ax PaaDCi, Star-street, Sin-dwell, licenced rictqa-jg, Sept. M), at li Jamks Davey, Bedford ...

... ■ strike LOS DON GAZETTE of YaUrtlMV. BANKRUPTS*. -ti-iFK'n, Isle of Thanet and Broaistaire. Kent, butcher ' ■ i^BdsrAprilS.atl. I ?? and Willi m Belton. Noble-street, City cari>et I housemen, April 8. at 1. I •*jouus MuiiNiKr., Westbourne-grore, Bayswater ...

... DISCHARGE The BANKRUPTS hereinafter named have had Orders of Dis- •hanre granted or suspended as hereinafter mentioned, by the _ever.U CourU acting in prosecution of their respective Bank- ruptcies-, and such Orders will be delivered to the Bankrupt*, cnle«s ...

... W. ELLIOTT. The bankrupt was a boarding-house keeper of Pimlico, owing 2161. Mr. Aldridge staled that the bankrupt had been ia prison. He had been bankrupt before, bat it was '32 years since. Order granted. nr be REARS B. The bankrupt, a cutter, of O ...

... to avoid going into discussion if the bankrupt would set aside 10/. a quarter of his income. Bankrupt — l could not do it. I have eight children. Mr. E. Reed said that the inevitable result of requiring the bankrupt to set anything aside out of his small ...

... usual way, the question of costs being reserved f IN EE PHAKOAH. The bankrupt, a currier, of Hoxton, came before the court, owing 22iL, with no asset.. It w_3 stated that the bankrupt's property had been sold, and the proceeds received by his own solicitor ...

... assets, 60/. Mr. Solomon opposed, and asked for an adjournment. The bankrupt had not bled the accounts required of him. After hearing Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. His Honour passed the bankrupt's examination, but adjourned the order of discharge for the c ...

... % great part of tbe creditors now in the bankrupt's balance sheet were corn merchanta who had sold corn to the bankrupt when he waa in businesa. The Commissioner— How much in the poand did he then pay! Bankrupt— 4s. 6d. Tho Commissioner— lf he actually ...