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... the appointment of a new Chief to the Court of Bankruptcy, or until the time that the law, as it now is, with regard to the Bankrupt Court, shall be altered. The sth and 6th William IV., s. 29, 5.21, declares that that Court shalt consist of two Judges ...
... under the present restrictions on corn trade is bad and manufacturers are being ruined ( m i n d, reader, there was only one bankrupt in last Saturday's Gazette ! !) ; and Mr. GREGG, of Manchester, who is said to spin a hundredth part of the cotton imported ...
... JANUARY INSOLVENT. Jan 28. Thomas Carter, Throgmorton-street, broker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Ford, Liverpool, builder. BANKRUPTS. William Hancock, Glasshouse-yard, Aldersgate-street, bookbinder. — Robert Wright, jun., and Joseph Clarke, Liquorpond-street ...
... entire agitation was an imposture, and the movers of the machinery discovered that the humbug was more likely to leave them bankrupt than better their circumstances. The conspiracy was concocted by the Whigs and the manufacturing capitalists; the one party ...
... Penzance, linen -draper. Charles Reesby, Stamford, malster. . Feb. 5.---John Currie, Orchard-street, P ortman-square, tailor. BANKRUPTS. , Robert S e lb y Fi rmin and William King, C onduit -street, Bond-street, oUtton-manufacturers, to surrender Feb. 12, at ...
... expected. The last new figure which has appeared in the ministerial magic-lantern is Senor Perez de Castro. The exchequer is bankrupt, the army starving in idleness, Jr active only against hen-roosts; and general officers multiplying daily. The Biscayan provinces ...
... TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. BANKRUPTS. . Charles Gell, New-road, zinc-manufacturer---Henry Charles Frost, Oxford-street, oil and colourman—Charles Savill, Romford, Essex, grocer—Benjamin Parnham, High Holborn, slopseller---Zachariah Parkes, Stanhope-street ...
... was lessee of the theatre at a rent of £lO,OOO In 5 years Mr. Elliston became bankrupt. In 1826, Mr. Price was lessee at a rent of . £10,605 In 4 years Mr: Price became bankrupt, leaving a deficiency of £2,444. In 1830, Mr. Lee became the lessee at the rent ...
... for affording relief to the destitute poor of Ireland; by the ADVOCATE, a series of bills respecting the sequestration of bankrupts' estates in Scotland; and by Mr. GILLON, a bill to regulate the renewal of licenses for the sale of e x c iseable articles ...
... one of his customers buying a Pair of gloves on the opposite side of the way, roars out that his honesty will make him a bankrupt, and the country papers are filled with letter s f rom BratuS,'Publicola, Hampden, and. Pym. ' , Then, we are reminded that ...
... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Blay, Bermondsey-street, 'Southwark, brush-maker—Theodore Augustus Duleken, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, haberdasher—Benjamin Parnhan, High-street, Sli adwel I, slopseller—Thom as John Hawkins, West Smithfield ...
... for some time past in Edinburgh. 'He had, however, become bankrupt; and having at the time of his bankruptcy kept back from his creditors some money and goods, was tried as a fraudulent bankrupt, and sentenced to seven years' transportation; which sentence ...