... Victim the Musical Taste op thb Public. —Mr. J. Wcbbe, music dealer, of Ramsgate, applied on Friday for bis certificate. The bankrupt’s debts were small, about £450, chiefly incurred the expense giving eonoerts at Ramsgate during the season. The principal ...

... to he sacrificed to the arrogant pretensions of a dominant majority, or your industry destroyed to uphold a reckless aud bankrupt territorial aristocracy. The first duty of all Irishmen is to procure the liberation of the soil of Ireland, so that her ...

... Certificate suspended December 21, 1849, for twelve months, with protection, the bankrupt having already been imprisoned nine months. Debts 3,300; assets nil., the bankrupt having mortgaged all his property, to the value of upwards of 40001., as security ...

... FRIDAY, DEC. 21 Bankrupts.— Henry Smith, jun., South Ockenden, Essex, fafmer John William Jackson, Colchester, coal merchant—Benjan ,j Rrock, Ixvrorth, Suffolk, tailor. A Strange History of a Lunatic. bout three years ago, a man, 35 years of age, of weak ...

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... case of HENRY HARRY, late of Iradford, Yorkshire, grocer and tea dealer, a reward has en offered for the apprehension of the bankrupt, who barged with having feloniou3ly refused to attend the ict Court of Bankruptcy aneeds, in order to disclose )perty and ...

... e acts which might render them objects of suspicion to assurance companies. The important duty of prosecuting dishonest bankrupts and insolvents—so often and systematically avoided by individuals—would be inflexibly performed by a company whose interests ...

... choice was adjourned sine die. Mr Cole, of Tokenhouse-yard, attended as solicitor to the fiat The balance sheet filed the bankrupt commenced 22nd September, 1846, and ends 9th October, 1849. It is thus summed up:— f Dr £ a Cr To creditors. 605 13 11 ...

... Wells, of Horsham, merchant The bankrupt took an active part in the late Horsham election. The property of the bankrupt had been mortgaged to Sir John Jervis for advances exceeding £700. The unsecured debts of the bankrupt are £621. 2s. 5d., and Mr. Serjeant ...

... to be -iacrificed to the arrogant pretensions of a dominant miority, or your industry destroyed to uphold a reckless and bankrupt territorial aristocracy. The first duty of all Irishmen to procure the liberaion of the soil of Ireland, so that her pauper ...

... 30th, 1850, u Chester, Dec. 18th, 1849. )u to By order of the Mortgagees and Assignees of Mr. 'i ol Charles Edwita Wilson, a Bankrupt. - bear ut - ! less at VALUABLE FREEHOLD. PROPERTY, witl id AT RHOS-Y-MEDDRE, NEAR RUABON-,- Spequ ig DENBIGHSHIRE. epe kg ...

... creditors, said that they required some further time for the investiga- tion of the bankrupt's accounts; in fact, the balance-sheet had not been yet put in. The bankrupt said that he had offered to give every in- formation in his power, and had written ...