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... SITTINGS.— (This Day.) BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL STREET. Before Mr. Commissioner Williams. •,^? c P h Andrew, late of Lad-lane, but now of Guildford. street, v\ ilminfton-sqimre, victualler, choice of assignees at half- past ten; William Fraser, formerly ...
... Martin, Williams v. Williams, Hatten v. B'.anel, Groom v. Palmer, Groom v. Mills. Whitehead v. Laineler, Biflin v. Brown, Cadd v. Bromfield, Daniels v. Dear. — Sit at half- past nine. BANKRUPTCY COUBT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Before Sir C. F. Williams. Knowles ...
... Commissioner. — Final orders: William F. Hutchins, Julius F. Kleinhaus, George Day, John L. Palmer, Mary A. Wright. Original protection: Robert Attrill. Benjamin Honey, William Brenner, A. Capel, F. Foss, F. Twigden, William Hicks, Joseph Ward.— Sit at ...
... LAW SITTINGS.— (This Day.) COURT OF CHANCERY, WEBTMIN9TER. Pym v. Lockyer ; the Same v. the Same, appeal part heard ; Col- lard v. Allison, motion part heard. Appeals.— Acjabec v. Hashwell, rehearing ; Pilcher v. Faithful, Williams v. Owen, Casson v. Greenwood ...
... audit of accounts at twelve; James Peu. of Hampstead, carpenter, audit of accounts at twelve j William Clapham, of tbe Strand, victualler, dividend at one ; William Sweet, of Chancery-lane, carver abd gilder, choice of assig- nees al unc : Henry Houghton and ...
... LAfV SITTINGS.— (This Day.) The Lord Chancellor will not attend Court to-day. VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURTS, LINCOLN 9 INN. Before the Vice-Chancellor of England. Corses, _c. — Booth v. Lightfoot, part heard ; Howard v. Conway, demurrer ; L'iapp v. Cooper ...
... Wiseman re Wiseman, Pearson re Triggs, Lovegrove re Cooper, Howard re Howard, Adlington re Brooks, Hooper re Austin. — Sit at ten. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Before Mr. Commissioner Williams. John Pullen, Austiu-friars, scrivener, audit at eleven ...
... LArY SfTTINGS.— {This Day.) The Lord Chancellor will not attend Court to-day. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COrRT, LINCOLN'S INN. Attorney-General v. Phillimore ; Comber v. Sowlem ; Tinner v. Hill, five demurrers; Teasdale v. Scott, demurrer; Cotman v. Orton, demurrer; ...
... Domett v. Young, Smith v. Marable, S mith v. Bond. Middlesex Common Juries.— Williams v. Salter, part heard; Hill v. Reynolds. — Sit at half-past nine. Ti;e London Adjournment-day is fixed for Thursday, Dec. 8. ARCHES COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS.— Fouith Session ...
... -STREET. Before Sir C. F. Williams. Mills and Mills, of Great Berkhampstead, brewers, adjourned examination at half-past ten-, William Henry Hutchins, of White- chapel-road, linendraper, last examination at'eleven ; William Hart, of Newport, Isle of Wight ...
... at ten. Court of Bankruptcy, Basixghall street.— Before Mr. Commissioner Shepherd. — William E Guillaume Bot- ley, timber merchant, last examination at twelve; William Jones, Beckford-row, Walworth, grocer, &c, last examina- tion at eleven ; John Peterson ...
... COURT. PORTUGAL-STREET Unopposed — WUham Roberts, William Ebson, David Davis, Henry Adolphus. Adjourned.— Benjamin Crowther, David Davis, Benjamin Hart, Alexander Maclise. Opposed. — Joseph Sentance, William Penny, George Satchwell, Walter Smith, Edward Simonds ...