... to lie on the table, and to be printdd, That the Said P,,t-tiin stated various Circum- stances respectin- a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing date the 13th Das' of June, 1812, which ,was Silt. d out against your Petitioner, conral ry to the will of one hundred ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Yesterday.) EQuMESTRATIONS. March 31. ALEXANDER BicKET, provision mer- cbant, King Street, Tradeston, Glamgow. Creditora to meet within. the Faeulty Hall, St. Gebrge's Place, Glapgow, 12th April, at twelve ...

... solicitor, the debtor stated that he was a bankrupt in 1856, under which proceedings he believed he had received his discharge. He could not say if any dividend was paid to the creditors. Subsequently he was again bankrupt, and be believed he then had his discharge ...

... WARNING TO BANKRUPTS. SINGULAR CASE. (Fromn the Cape Town ilfonitor of Tuly 31.) Ons Tbursday evening, 31r. Rowan, of the Customs, who appeared to be somewhat interested in the arrival of a passenger in the Queen of the South;, proceeded to the jetty ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From t&s Edinburgh Usaette Yesterday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. May 19. Daniel Macistybe, accountant, Glasgow. Creditors meet in the Faculty Hall, Glasgow, 2d June, at two o'clock. —Thomas Barclay, writer, Glasgow, agent. May 19. John Grant ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (Feon LAsT NIGIITS 'EDINBSBG11o GAazErre) SEQuEST5IATIOISs. John Mackay Simpson, grocer and wine merchant, ; Graesmmaret, Edinburgh. h David Luke & Co., printers, Dundee. William Porter, farmer, Lochroan, Stewartry of h Kirkcudbright ...

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... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. flTrein the Edinburgh ( SEQUESTRATIONS. November 4. Jambs Sclater, carter. Engine Road, Loanhead, near Edinburgh. Creditors to meet in Lyon Turnbuli s Edinburgh, 14th November, twelve o'clock.—J. B. \V. Let, S.S.C., 10 George Street ...

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