... 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 ...

... Lieutenants. DECLARATION of INSOLVENCY filed by ROBBeRDS, Jonas Henry, and DAY, Starling, Taverham, Norfolk folk, paper-makers. BANKRUPTS to surrender In BASINGHALL STREET. RIDDLE, William, Holborn Hill, fishmonger, Jan. 7. reb.ll, at I. Solicitors, Memrs. Hillier ...

... vice Stotherd, promoted ; VV . J. Stuart, vice Noble, promoted. BANKRUPTS. Edward Bell. Lambeth walk, groce*r, to surrender, Jan. B, at half-past I o'clock, Feb. 14*, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, .Messrs. Hill and Mathews, St. Mary Axe; official ...

... bad known bankrupt about nine years. Had been fre- quently at his house since the date of the fiat, but had not slept there 10 times. Had not seen bills of exchange nor a bill of sale in his possession since the 6th of July. If the bankrupt had sworn ...

... BANKRUPTCY COURT, Jan. 3. {Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN RE — WEBD. The bankrupt, a ham and beef dealer, of Great Russell- street, Covent-garden, came up to pass his last examination. This was the first proceeding commenced by Mr. Chidley, of Guildhall ...

... of the Grocers' Company. Grocers' Hall, Jan. 4, 1850. BANKRUPTS. Henry Edward Tuck, New Cavendish-street, Marylebone, milliner, to surrender Jan. 18, at 2 o'clock, Feb. 15, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Cour t: solicitors, Messrs Van Sandau and dimming. King ...

... Stevenson heard on behalf of the bankrupt, His Honour said he would give the case his fullest consi- deration, and pronounce his judgment on Monday next, at 11 o'clock. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.^ IN RE 1. COLSON. The bankrupt applied for his certificate ...

... Coleman* street, accountant, appeared for the bankrupts. After heariug the evidence and arguments, His Honour deferred the judgin-nt for a fortnight. {Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE — SEARCH. The bankrupt, a carpenter, came up to pass his last e ...

... the case required — l am called upon to give the judgment of the Court. It was an application by the bankrupt for his certificate. He was declared bankrupt as a carpenter, and resided in Charles- street, Westminster. The fiat against him bore date the -Oth ...

... not surren- dering to undergo an examination before one of the com- missioners of bankruptcy after he had been adjudged a bankrupt, which was an offence created by an act of parlia- ment which had recently come into operation. The act to which he referred ...

... share of all other taxes. The question then occurs, how are the taxes to be paid after the landed interest has been made bankrupt? Let the fundholders look to it. The proceedings at the Great Marlow meeting will command our readers' attention without ...

... SevonYuars, ending on Thursday next before Christmas Day, 184 a :— s. d. Wheat C 7* Barley .. ._ .. 4 14 Gate _. ?? 2 ._ BANKRUPTS. William Bedford, Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire, publican, to surreuder Jan. 18. at 12 o'clock, 1* at the Bank- rupts' Court ...