... BANKRUPT. Re William Brettuter.—This bankrupt, supported by Mr. Minter, came up for his final examination, and there being no opposition an order for discharge was made. The debts amounted to £214. This concluded the business. ...

... BANKRUPTS. [.4/ the Court of Bntkmptej, tto*in-jkaU*trett.'] T. Kuttlcdge, East Greenwich, foreman of a composite paving works. [la the Countey.] Philip Richmond. T*mbridge. tobacconist. May 27. at 11. Stephen Piddlmdcn, Newchurch. Kent, grocer. May 26 ...

... BANKRUPTS. Friday, July 9.—James Way, Straightsmouth, Greenwich, butcher, to surrender on July 22, at the Binkrupfs’ C mrt, Loidn. Willirm Sutton, High-street, Mile Town, Sheerness, shipwright, July 23, at Sheerness. Dividend Melting.— July 28, John ...

... BANKRUPTS. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, J. Morgan, Upper Marylchone-street, Portiand-place, printer . —M. A. Beiford, Southampton, innkeeper.—T Shackell, Bristol, woollen merchant.—J. Tall, Kingston-upon-Hull, tar distiller.— R Jeffries, Chapel-en-le-Frith, ...

... BANKRUPTS. P. Sampson, Ilythe, Rent, boot and shoe maker; June 8 and July G. at Basinghall-street: official assignee, Caiman, Basinghall-street. W. Bound, jun., Han worthy, Poole, corn and seed merchant. T. Holland, Rheidol-terrace, Islington, manufacturer ...

... BANKRUPTS. FrIDAY, JONE 7. T. Cl..g:m. Piccadilly, silversmith and jeweller. —I. A. Chomel, t James-street, St. James, Westminster, véeweller, watch, and clock maker. —E. Price, ‘Warminster, iltshire, grocer and provision factor.—J. B. Behrens, Coven ...

... BANKRUPTS. From Tuesday's Gazette.—M. Mulrenin, Great Doverstreet, Southwark, leather dealer.— W. and P Perrin Wei hngborough, boot and shoe manufacturers.—G. Almond and R. Manlove, Luton, Beds, straw hat icturers —L Poole and Bryan New Oxford-street ...

... This waj an adjournal) eaaminatioo and to daiarsioa tba bankrupt'* appHoatlou f*r ordar of diaohargr, tba caaa haTlnic boon from tha 17th Jaouarj I**l, on iba ground that waa nacaaaari that bankrupt abould raodrr acaouat of bta rooaapta and pajuirMi* daring ...

... bankrupts. Re Wnyhorne. —This bankrupt, whose case was adjourned for further hearing at the last court, was again brought up, but was further adjourned. He was supported by Mr. Arnold, and opposed by Mr. T. F. Simpson. Re Mercer. —The further hearing ...

... BANKRUPT. In re lienry (butler). : The bankrupt, who it was said was formerly in service at Victoria Park, came up for his final order and discharge, supported by Mr. Claris.—Mr. Minter opposed for twocreditors. —The case had been adjourned to allow the ...

... bankrupts. Fripat SKITRXBr.E 13 J. Cooper, Wootton.lmdpo. VUeht, miiier —M. J. Srort* .nd A. Soares, Mark-ku.e, City, . Hills Fnverrliam. Kent, baker.—T. H«U. North-end, »tilhitn , lUeitMd victualler.- .1. T. Mock uml H. M. Ratlloll, ( hi. ksot.l-gtrevt ...

... BANKRUPTS. E Hawker, Above Bar-street. Southampton, homoeopathic chemist, coffee and tea dealer. J. D*ke. Binnini'linni. grocer and provision dealer. T. Shad wick, Penarth, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire, common carrier, shipowner, and matter manner. J ...