... time on Monday. Mr. Wrottesly gave noti.e, that on tzth February he should move for leave to bi in in a Bill to amend the Bankrupt Llws. . _ . . . Mr. J. P: Grant moved for Accounts of the Nation il Debt ot England and Ireland, the Austrian the unfunded ...

... distinction. BANKRVPTCY OF HOWARD AND Gies.—The first meeting under the C. mmission took place yeatc env', at Crtsildhall. The bankrupts had fur a considerable time at tr il as annuity•brukers, and also dealt in procuring dvans, of money spun almost every d ...

... residing In Devon. for a claim on the estate cite Bankrupts, to the amount of 11,55c1. being money received by them for a security on asinuirirs belonging to a Nob!eman. Mr. Montague, for the Bankrupts, contended there could be no claim on the estate, ...

... Ireland against the Bill. Being calculated then not to give satisfaction in any quarter. he was sure the Bill wotild turn out a bankrupt adventore.—(Hear.) The ditß:ulties were increased since the Intercourse Bill was consolidated with the other. What said the ...

... -FrHE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth again.t WILLIAM LANCE LOFT. of the tavern of Llaudilo, in the County of Carmarthen, Druggist. Dealer and Chapman, intend to rya Llir twenty-fourth day of Apr.l in-tsuit, at ten ...

... of to be inserted In public accompt.books. Thi. capital to be withdrawn by any subscriber; also to be protected from the Bankrupt and Insolvent Laws; so that, in case of need, it shall always afford a maintenance to the sie;:eriber or their (smiles; and ...

... amending the Bankrupt Laws. A , proposition was nearly the same as that which he had mined to the House in the the course of the last be did nut think it necessary to speak upon it at nn V length. His object was relieve the Commissioners of Bankrupt from the ...

... next. t.ie in own ot the kiwi's.. of Lansdown, the Irish Prison Fees Bi, thc tr.ah Steaiing in Shops Bill, and the Irish Bankrupt Laws were read a second time. The Noble 114aniu.s stated that object cm these Bills was to assimilate tile law of Ireland ...

... next stage. Earl Bathurst acceded qo this proposition. Irish Prison Fees Sill, the Irish Stealing in Shops Bill, the Irish Bankrupt Laws B.ll i went through Committee. 'The first received some ameMments, as the motion of the Marqu i s of Lansdoan --Adjourned ...

... that certain dealers might be subjected to the hawkers and and pedlars tax. Mr. J. Smith moved the third reading of the Bankrupts' Laws Amendment Bill. After a few words from Mr. J. Smith and Mr. Aber. cromby, the was read a third time and passed. LAWN ...

... Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, at the lsits, in the Town of to make a further dividend of the Estate and Erects ot the said Bankrupt, when and where the Creditors, who have not alrtady proved their debts, are to come prepared to prose the same, or the, will ...

... IbIPERIAI. PAKLIANIENT. MUSIC OF LORDS.—WanNitnar, Jvas 6. 71te Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bat was brought up f. the Howe el and read a time. _ _ Mr. Mason, me India House. presented, pursuant to o:der, art Amount ol the Revenue and Charges of the several ...