... the pre- cedling day. There was not a single metropolitan bankrupt in the list of bankrupts in last Tuesday's Gazette, and but one declara- tion of insolvency. The number of country bankrupts was onlv three. NXEW CANAL.-A company is now forming to obtain ...

... verdict was the result of circumstances over which the bankrupt had fall control, and, that being so, he (the Master of the Rolls) felt bound to dismiss the appeal, on the ground that the bankrupt. had brought himself within the first part of the section ...

... election, V THE AFFPAIRB OF TUE REV E. P, STOKES. At the London Bankrnptoy Courb, yesterday, the public examination of this bankrupt was resnmed before MiRegistrar Linklater. Mr Wildy, the Offioial t Receiver, appeared In person; Mr Andrew Wood for the trustee ...

... be an apprentice to a bankrupt at the time of issuing the commission against him, the issuing of such commission shall be a complete discharge of the in- denture or indentures, whereby such apprentice wasbbound to such bankrupt; and if any sum shall have ...

... withdraw the sale, and it was allowed to go on, with the result that it realised very fairly. The debtor has been adjudged a bankrupt, and the Offlclas Receiver is the trustee. Re HENBY RYMAN, matting and general bedding rmanaoturer, of 5, River Streat place ...

... assets were eitimated otl 23 Is Gd, leaving a deficiency of £169 6s 6d. The alleged cause of failire aiv becoming suretY to a bankrupt about two years ato to the extent of At00, the whole sof which he- had paid. The Offlcial Beceiver'i observations were:-' ...

... referred to in his deficiency account, are strongly denied by the creditors referred to. The debtor has been adjudged a bankrupt. HERBERT WILLIAM BALE, of 16, Silver street, Bradford-on Avon, boot and hoe ?? state- ment showed liabilities amounting to ...

... the bankrupt's hay was removed, he declined to answer on the ground that he might criminate himself, Judge Boyd said he would not press him to answer the question. Dr Houston-Do you know of your own knowledge of any hay belonging to the bankrupt being ...

... put to the bankrupt, tD whether he had, since the fiat, become possessed of any xperty, ti replied that he had not, but be hoped that, by-and- 0 i iiiething would turnin. His Honour: Then, of oourue, t awill know what to rlovith it. Bankrupt: Oh, yes; ...

... present, and the bankrupt ought to ?? ,to the Court before all the estate went, and not wiht . to be white-washed when be pleasedi, and preseat his petin tion at a period at which there was not a single farsuing for any creditor. The bankrupt was then called ...

... Dundon-I appeatras solicitor for the bankrupt, and I ahl le wish to say that his reasons for refusing to take the re, oath are ?? says, in no real sense of the word B3i ss is he a bankrupt ; hut he has been made a bankrupt TI d in, -his capacity as a shopkeeper ...

... stood was that if a bankrupt in the course of bin public examination had made statements whioh would criminate himself, although, there might be evidence from- an indepen- dent source, a prosecution could not take place, aud the bankrupt was. excused punishment ...