... BANKRUPT MEETINGS, l Tsl be holden in this City ard its NerighbLohood during tie Week. April 27, Blakeley, T., Bath, haberdasher, at Castle and Ball, at 12o'clock; second meeting. r Evans, D., Lanwennog, Cardiganshire, grocer, at the the Commercial Rooms ...

... r ight toi know whether the Bankrupt hadl r cceivedt or wvas to receive anly pecuniary consitleration for resigning thle office of Town-Clerk; andI as it had been admitted thst n tiliing of the sort appeared ina the Bankrupt's examina- lilor schmehimles ...

... May, ill consequence of the f iihiess of Mr. Montague, the bankrupt's counsel. Mr.W.Clarke, Wvo acted as solicitor for the bankrupt, objected to the post- Dponensent, as did also the bankrupt himself; but the court said, Ias the lpplication was made by ...

... the payments during the same period werel 20810s. Mr. mwith, the bankrupt's accountant, in explanation of thiC , mentioned that the receipts over the counter were not booked by the bankrupt, and their average amount was estimated at £20 a week; and Mt. ...

... Clieviton, Aendip. This was the last ex- alnlation of the bankrupt, who formerly kept the Waldegrave Arms, at Chcwton Afendip. Mr. Stone appeared for the assig- flees, and examined the bankrupt, who stated that for a period of a vear and a half she had ...

... account given by the bankrupt of the alleged debt due to his father, and commented upon the inaccuracies and disrefancies which marked the transaction, and expressed his be ief that the whole affair was concocted between the l bankrupt and other parties ...

... or business, sufficient notice to the bankrupt thereof. r- 17th, Provision for empowering commissioners to issue war. :e rant for apprehension and committal from time to time, or for it a certain period, of bankrupt in cases of non-surrender, or where n ...

... this fact, the case was adjourned, in order that the bankrupt might produce more tangible proof of the money being thus appropriated. The case having again come before the court this day, the bankrupt professed his utter inability to furnish the information ...

... He imputed nothing improper to tite bankrupts since their bankruptcy, for they had told the whole truth in the course of a previous examination. Mr. G. James, at great length, addressed the court for the bankrupts, and observed that the ruin of the smaller ...

... law, of Bristol to recover this whole of the bankrupt's stockbie.trade and efibets about his tanyrd, at Sado bury, to t3le value of about 20I01., Which hatd been delivered to the defepdant by the bankrupt shortly before Iis bankruptcy, by way of pref ...

... & TUESDAY'S GAZETTES. INSOLVENTS. Thomas Hall, Great Portland-street, ?? Edwd. Dowell, Fore.street, straw-plait dealer. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. John Hilt'y, Bordesley, near Birmingham, builder, to surrender May lo, Jnne 15, at the Roval Hotel. Solicitor, James ...

... . Rn W. J. DuN9sOati-final examination. Previous to the examinatiors of the bankrupt, ir. B. Smith, solicitor, presented for proof his bills of costs as against the bankrupt for profes- sional services, amorrrstiag in tire whole to £430 17s. Sd., giving ...