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... bootmaker, Leith Street, came before Sheriff Hamilton in this Court. It was stated that the trustee had no questions put to the bankrupt and the sti.t :tiry oath was administered. Ciiurcu Service Society.—The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday ...
... arose from the fact that at the time of the bankruptcy there was a quantity of wines and spirits in the possession of the bankrupt. They were clamed by the tru&tee, who took possession of them. On the claim, therefore, the Judge held that the trustee had ...
... showed the liabilities to be £638 15s Id, assets, £290 13s 2d, there being deficiency of £348 lid. Heritable estate jof the bankrupt, £4450, and liabilities, £1175, being a surplus of £375. Heriot's Hospital.—A general meeting of the Governors of this hospital ...
... liabilities to be £642, and the assets £259, there being a deficiency of £432. trustee expressed himself satisfied with the bankrupt's explanations. The statutory oath waa then administered. ...
... £5O and costs for having refused to convey distressed English seamen from Fayal England. Mr Odger Bankrupt.—Mr George Odger has been adjudicated a bankrupt on the petition of the proprietors of the London Figaro, against whom he brought an unsuccessful ...
... strike. The Case M. Huguet—The rule for a writ of habeas corpus the case of M. Huguet, whose extradition as a fraudulent bankrupt had been demanded by the French Government, came on for argument in the Court of Exchequer on Saturday, before the Lord Chief ...
... which was deposition taken before Mr Vaughan, brother magistrate, when Sir T. Henry was not present; that M. Huguet was made bankrupt soon after he came to London, and that he distinctly denied by affidavit that he was insolvent, or had done anything to warrant ...
... examination sequestration. William Anderson, accountant, present trustee, and having expressed himself satisfied with the bankrupts explanation, the statutory oath was administered. ...
... costs of an unsuccessful action for libel brought against him by the bankrupt. A proof for £4O 10s was tendered by Mr J. B. Leno in respect of work and labour done by him for the bankrupt; and Mr Robinson (as representing the petitioning creditor) said that ...
... to-night to be in attend- Examination —Yesterday, William Lewis, grocer, Penicuik, was examined before Sheriff Hamilton. The bankrupt state of affairs showed « defi ...
... press generally was Communist, and that the editor of the Constilutionnel knew the Paris correspondents to be ( ...
... SCOTGH BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Yesterday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. John Wintrup, sometime miller Leaderfoot Mills, thereafter innkeeper, and residing at Newtown, in the county Roxburgh, now deceased. Patrick Curley, grocer and spirit dealer ...