... nt. LOCAL IiANKRUPTS.—A t the Comity Court Office on Thursday, before Mr. Registrar Crier), the following were adjudged bankrupts on their own petition : Edwin Cook, of 17. Carden-street, fruiterer, poulterer, and book canvasser, supported by Mr. Tree ...

... examination and to make application for his order of discharge, supported b Mr. W. E. Simmons. There was no opposition, and the bankrupt passed. BEWDLEY. SOUP Krrcars.-On Saturday last Mr. James Lifely, auctioneer, presented to the Mayor (Mr. W. Landon), the ...

... applied for his release from custody. Mr. Jones said that the bankrupt had eluded arrest for two months, and that Mr. Baron Bramwell had refused to release him. No advantage would accrue to the bankrupt's estate by giving him his release until after the choice ...

... that any person who had once become bankrupt, should if they became afterwards p9ssessed of means, pay their creditors ten shillings in the pound, and no one could become possessed of property who had once been a bankrupt without coming under this provision ...

... consent to the next conn. IN J. B. BOOS. .. On application of Hr. Crewthsr, ° Honour final disehargs of Edgs, who Was doelsrsd bankrupt about tbrt* ysara ' PBnrmaiFPBMSHBDbf Pmst mMJg* «k« * Sok'«t Bmm, W(to«tor. •» hiiW* Wxto MM SMM, MtamniMr. September tc ...

... New.. . Worcester Mere- } 000..00 0 .. 0 0 0 ford Hallway. Joseph Harlow, Stock and Share Broker, 1:, Foregate, Worcester. BANKRUPTS. From fritIDAY'S Gazette. ClMont, William, ITrmitighsin, confectioner. Clifton, Edward, Worcester, picture frame mtker.—Divies ...

... of &certain perms, who, it would seem, is wanted. Hobart Pasha appeared in the London Bankruptcy Court on Friday. rhe bankrupt is described as Augustus Charles Hobart, formerly a pord-cegitain in the navy, but now an admiral in the service of the Ottoman ...

... held. There was no assignee appointed, and the last examination was fixed for the 24th November next. Mr. Tree supported bankrupt. - THE WORCESTER ARTILLERY. - The annual competition for prizes by the members of this corps took place on Monday, at the ...

... 41 0 0 .. 0 0 o W°Tenter Here- 000—000..000 ford Railway. Joseph Harlow, Stock and Share Broker, IS, Foregate, Worcester. BANKRUPTS. From FRIDAY'S Gazette. Banburf, Mary Ann, late of Bristol and at Totterdown, farmer—Biliinghana, B. Aston Park, Warwickshire ...

... the'present year, at in Vices.* many PceadieLears, oecnrithe - following item : To the Rev. Thomas Thurlow, Pitentee of Bankrupts, £7,352. les. 13d., yearly allowance authorised Jan. 11, 1832, for abolition of fees. The duties of the office are said ...

... twenty years of waiting, the Turk is found to have reformed nothing, nor attempted to reform anything. Not to add that by bankrupt finance ha has swallowed disastrous tribute of many new millions from the widows and orphans of England. finis to a'l which ...

... the 21st section of the Bankruptcy Act, on a charge of fraudulently disposing of goods. Bail was nut forthcoming, and the bankrupts were removed in custody. The individual who duped so many tradespeople in the West of England, and who represented himself ...