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... Cambridge on the same dswy Mr. Grantley, brother to Lord Grantley, and mm Guildford, has been appointed a Comniiskiou^r o£- Bankrupts, vacant by the death of Mr. Dickey. The Public Days at Lambeth Palace will' cease for this year, on Saturday next, the 2 ...
... parlia- ment, and distinctly approved of. The returns were then ordered. On the motion of Lord Melville, the fraudulent bankrupts' (Scotland) bill was read ;. second time. CATHOLIC QCESTIOV. The Earl of .MANSFIELD stated, that in conse- quence of advice ...
... However, at long ,1, t .he thing' smashed. — The whole, or nearly the Vhnle, of the parties engaged in this scheme b_oami bankrupts, aud paid little or nothing. In f ar t, there wus hardly enough for the la 1,. „f t ] 1( , , m ,. t> ■ whose father had left ...
... appeared that the Lord Chancellor derived from 10,0001. to 11,0001. a year from the bankrupts alone, in the shape of fees ; this sum was received by the secretary to tlie bankrupts, and this individual paid it over to the Lord Chancellor, the secretary receiving ...
... EBURNE, Francis, lateof Ryton-upon-Dunsmore, Warwick- shire, miller. KIMBER, Charles, Lambourue, Berks, brewer and maltster. BANKRUPTS to surrender in UASINGHALL-STREET. BROWN, James William, Cook's-rniv, St. Pancras, picture- dealer, May 2.1, July 3, at eleven ...
... accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY FILED BY HUNT, John, Blakenham Parva. Suffolk, linieliurner. May 21 BANKRUPTS to surrender in B VSLVGIIALL-STREET. GREAVES. William Henry, New-court, Crutehed-friar. , and arner's-yard. Mincing-lane ...
... system for a year, it should be found not to * work well,' it is intended to supersede the present numerous commissioners of bankrupts, which consist of 70 persons, with 4 or 5001. ayear each, by a commission of five. These are to be well paid, in order to ...
... Monday, The royal assent was glared by commission to the Spring Guns bill, the Costs of Distresses bill, the Frau- dulent Bankrupts (Scotland) bill, and several private bills. The commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord ...
... fremF i' V ' Kd ward, Myrtle-street, Hoxton, flour-factor, sioj.l. S 5t * J«ne 111, at ten, at the Court of Commis- uers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Booß BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. -Troe«. N * Bichard, late of Boughton Malherbe, Kent, feird W r i N ' _ ...
... William Cook, an attorney of this court, for an alleged conspiracy to sue out a false and fraudulent joint com- mission of bankrupt against the defendants Ramsden and Clark, in order to cheat and defraud the true and lawful creditors of the defendant Ramsden ...
... portion of the stock of Messrs. Knight and Lacy. The sale consisted principally of large portions of books, published by the bankrupts* about 22,000 numbers of the Economist, and General Advertiser, sold for 361. ; and about 6000 numbers of the Housekeeper's ...
... Brett's-bullding, Camberwell, dealer but formerly of Liverpool, merchant and ship-owner, troni June 8 to June 19, at eleven. BANKRUPTS to surrender in BASINGHALL-STREET. BARNks, Thomas, Whittersham, Kent, lineii-drauei, June 8 at eleven, June 16, July 17, ...