... t that the same was a fictitious arid fraudulent debt; andthle coiuimissiona ifaise one, procured to white- SI l washbthe bankrupt frot his debts T, ?? el cellor said' thait this case pre enied a wicked abuse di of-the Great'Seal; and the combinsatioll ...

... THE BANItURT LAWS. William Roberts, late of Fairsley, near Leeds, was charged with not surrendering to the commis- sion of bankrupt issued forth against him. The trial excited considerable interest, and the I Court was crowded at an, early hour. The indict- ...

... bankruptcy,. -a - against Wdilbam aillar and Richard Levett. . The it d principal imtness for the prosecution was Millar, the a bankrupt, who, being both dupe and agent in this C scene of inlrqlUity, was capable of guidillg tile court v. through all its mazes ...

... conaiascion of bankrupt. 0 The defendant s council contended that the plain.; Itiff wavs not at liberty to go into such proof, that the e statute 5,Geo; 2d only contemplated two cases is I which evideme may be given at nisi prtus to defeat e a bankrupt certificate ...

... at' lhis irtei; asnd of hit detnistion, and of tis ia ppl(-oiag , an s a Cardin er,. as BeiI as V arrison and Cos, pa h *bankrupt so wtudh/ of suck costs, CMeage m & zp 1c 1 as were incurred afler application was 114tohm y~ M r. Gunnery, ithe adlicitor ...

... BANKR1UPT LAWS. icker- VThite The select ?? of the House of Commons, appointed to consider of the bankrupt lan's, and of every tbe operation thereof; and to report their opinioaix rhereupon, together wvithl the minutes of the evidence :an be taken before ...

... personal s~curity of the d subject remain untoucbed, they can never becomwie' n more freque'n't. n ?? ?? ?? 7: if -- - ri S i BANKRUPTS n Irt Lauaashire and Cheshire. 0 - L Henry ltatclit'e, Tbonts, farsoer; Nov. 13, -t4, Dec. 6,e.Rd Lios , Presn: arsies, Mrssrs ...

... the-protecting clauses. Fan 'The other Judges agreed in this opinion, and the ruleslwheat ,.were refused. wheat it Z- Zee 3 B'ANKRUPTS, ;H8iesf In Lancashire end Cheshire. a se Robert Horrabin, Bolton-in.le-Moors, hatter and iirier; lay 72 casl aet 1, i, ...

... tha hev.1die exporteshobs, f1or knownel Kettsted - Beoth hsier knew thim wheve jieaus a dot timdeirf mch*ant; he was, ffia bankrupt yonie yearse ao. C sii A-yn 1 a8t.he di not Unt it u the hld'otlle evS ?? 0asBeatercys r , tf us ?? moensad found all oc ...

... or nothing in the pound. And most of he for th thelrd rtids to these kites 'of his, shared the na 'or same fat-becane bankrupts, and paid little or nothing w5 at-ot inspbund. ' ?? ti Heuno wit~y ina younexpearieice Wan ae or t'fdi d teli a'gltuloth ...

... fst they shall see what we will do.-I am j .A FRIEND TO PEACE AXN GOODnOBI)ER. Or *I Liverpool, June 29, 1819. ?? -o ~ Bankrupt, :nt - In Lanceashire. do i J'nes Birkiihead', Manchester, dealer and ehapman, Aug. 90, re- el , atniie, Sept. 1, at four ...

... validity of the peti-. tioning creditor's debt. The bankrupt being indebted V, to the petitioning creditor in upwards of one hundred d( pounds, gave him a Bill of Exchange for the same, t drawn by the Bankrupt upon, and accepted by, certainri persons in Liverpool ...