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... BANKRUPTS. Carlos Legal, James-street, Liverpool, merchant, July 6, Liverpool. Ttv.mas Marshall, Leominster, Herefordshire, coal merchant, July lier. Jeremiih O'Brien, late of Ann-street, Grccnhill, Swansea, Glamorganshire, haulier, Jtilv i>. ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Reginald Horley, late of Finch-lane, London, stock broker, April London. Henry Pipe, Pickering-terrace, Bishop's-road, West bournepark, London, bootmaker, April 13, London. James Rhodes, Addison-read, Kensington, April IS, London. John ...
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... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Walter Mingay, Leigh-street, Burton-crescent, King'scross, London, late oilman, May 13, London. Charles Wigley, Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London, leather bose manufacturer, May 4, London. John Brock bank, Carlisle, timber merchant ...
... WARNING TO BANKRUPTS. SINGULAR CASE. (Fromn the Cape Town ilfonitor of Tuly 31.) Ons Tbursday evening, 31r. Rowan, of the Customs, who appeared to be somewhat interested in the arrival of a passenger in the Queen of the South;, proceeded to the jetty ...
... - I AIDDL ,SBRO' BANKRUPTS. I OFFIOITAL InQUIRIES. out Mr Registrar Crosby sat at the County Court, tha Sto-kton, fyesterday,, to hear ebveral public -ΒΆ1 examinations in bankruptcy by the Official Re- the oeiver (Ur J. R. Stubbs, J3P.). to Edward Relly ...
... premises, by fixiing it on the wall in the shop, et GS, Exmnosult-stleet. That was the last known place cf abode of the bankrupt. The bankrupt was called on to surrender on the 30th of June, aid proclaimed in the usual td mainner, but lie slid not surrender ...
... ANISTOi1ATIC BANKRUPTS. A eittin, for public examination took place at the Court of -Bankruptoy, under the bankruptoy of the Hon. Geourge Angeetus Parker, commonly csllod Viscount Parker, latea- lieutenant in the 1st Rcgiroent of Life Guards, aud desoribed ...
... solicitor, the debtor stated that he was a bankrupt in 1856, under which proceedings he believed he had received his discharge. He could not say if any dividend was paid to the creditors. Subsequently he was again bankrupt, and be believed he then had his discharge ...
... PROSECUTION OF BANKRUPTS, On Tnesday, at the Halifax Boroueh Conrt. John, William Frederick, Henry, a-ad Fra~nk Calvert, four brothers. constituting the bankrupt firm of Calvert Brothers, worsted spinners, were charged with obtaining wool tops of the ...
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... BANKRUPT PEERS. Meetings were held on Thuraday in the cases of the Earl of Winobilsea and the Earl of Orkney. On behalf of the former it was stated that he had surrendered, and wasready to be examined if it was desired. The ease was again adjourned. In ...