... manage- te ment of them : they became bankrupts. aj About four nmonths'afterwards he entered into 2r partnerthlip with one Cruamp; at the end of eighteen ft *montlsa, their money being all gone, they alfo were t b~ankrupts; the affignees and feventeen- of ...

... and :oXI being p~efeited at th' banik,: payment wasrehiufed, it beiijg afledledd that the nate had forqteiy bel6nged 'to a ban.krupt nanied Nolan, wvho had~depofed tp his having Jolt it, together with ,feveval others. of equal value,. out-of his pockeprtvio ...

... for concealing and embezzling part of his perforal eftate; to the value of twenty pounds and upwards, after he becamne a bankrupt ; with intedt ?? his ?? is a young man, abott zg years of age. We are happy to flates that there is not a fingle prifoner ...

... - The trial-of Thomas Lee, late of Pocklingtrin, for' fecreting his effeis from his creditors, under a com-. mifcllon of bankrupt, came on at thle Cafrle at eight' o'clock on Thurfday morning, and lafled until two in the afternoon, wheri he was acquitted ...

... and spirit- e merchant, in Lawrence Pountney-Lane, .and had' car- t nied on tile same trade in Scott's-yard. He became a e bankrupt in April last. He attended a meeting of the 1 ?? at the Baptist's Head coffee-house, and I 'ssias particularly interrogated ...

... thai ano1804, a ne- tov, gociation was pending bettweein the Ddke`sf York and Hu a.rananmed Kennet, who had been twite a bankrupt, ind for the loan of 70 or 80,001. The condition of this cat loan was,. that Iennet.should, be appointed to some : l ucrative ...

... splendid a supplement to the Oxford Page- ant, as a proof of national prosperity, that we will quote it literatim: - Bankrupts.-Tle number of Bn/nvuplcies between the 26th of December, 1809, and the (2fd of Jutre, S10, as announced in the Londion Gazettes ...

... Tise Lord Chancellor has ordered that a commission be directed to Exeter, for hasling debis proved under the commission of bankrupt, takes out against Mr. Wilcox, of' that place, Banker; is order to save the small creditors, many of whoso hold one, two ...

... ngland, as has been the c ise in France, factions can never be mended ; thev must be extirpated. Some few persons, ambitious, bankrupts in character and fortune, ui!| always, under the existence of the actual ennsritotion Royal demuciacy, find opportunities ...

... their account, coulid not hie proceedted ' against criminally ; and lire conttendedt, tGO if the, prisoner had brecone a bankrupt, -the' swould have had art undoubted Eight to prove uniter Iris corni-tsrsr'o. On these groundls, Mdr. RhEive contended Itria ...

... Cosismission of Bankrupt,' awarded and issued,'and now ia Prosecution, against JOHN TOM- LiNSON, of Mickley, in the County of York, Dealer and Chapinan, ire requested to meet the Assigneres of the Estate and Efrects of the said Bankrupt, at the Unicvran ...

... to tie Bankrupilsinvthl very notes .and they ti had altualiv issued a Circular Letter invilvns petsons d indebted to the Bankrupts' estate to dischage thtir o dehts by pajing in these notes. Under there cir- cumstanirs, the Learned Coun-el contended, that ...