... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS—FRIDAY, FEB 12. Hodgson, J 0., Kennlrgton-road. London—Feb. 24. London. Oven, William, Dover-street, Piccadilly, London, tailor—Feb. London. Pattiaon, Tbomaa, Northallerton, bricklayer and builder—Feb. 23, Northallerton ...

... the absconding bankrupt, •» sentenced Thursday to two yean' imprisonment with hard labour. A lady of title, the widow of Irish pear, was amaag the recipient* of ont-daor relief at Lambeth Workhoass during the past week. The conduct of Capt. Forrest, chief ...

... All the bankrupts in last night's Gazette were adjudicated before the Ist January. Nearly ail consist small firms in the woollen trade in tbe West Riding. Highway Kobbery at win do*. —A man named Roger* was charged at the Swindon police-court on Thursday ...

... Cabinet-maker.—Mr. Beckingham appeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. Mosely forthe assignees. Mr. Mosely, after examining the bankrupt asked for an adjournment to enable him to make inquiries into the bankrupt's affairs, and the sitting was adjourned until ...

... on of his Honour that on the of October the bankrupt was adjudged to in contempt for non-compliance with an order of the court, but that order was suspended until the 23rd of October to afford the bankrupt time amend his accounts, and on that day further ...

... in consequence of the statement of the bankrupt's two clerks, Messrs Moore and Amos; the written state- ment of the bankrupt's late bookkeeper, Mr E. Brewill; the transcript notes of the examination of the bankrupt's clerk, Mr Coles, at a private sitting; ...

... Offllial Receiver charged the bankrupt with giving such creditor an undue preferenca. The other offencer allesed in the report were imperfect Bookkeeping, and trading with a knowledge Of Insolvency. Mr E~llis appeared for the bankrupt in oupportoftbeapploltioniand ...

... Official Receiver stated that Vowles was made a bankrupt on September 8, on the petition of Mr W. Nott,,the act of baukruptcy buing his allegedabscond. ing. They bad not been able to trace the bankrupt, and there was no statement of affairs. Fromr information ...

... of differences among them, arising out of a mortgageof 32- 64ths of the brig Freedom, given by the bankrupt Jones to Thomas Hughes (now also a bankrupt), to secure the sum of £500. It appeared by the state of fante agreed to by the parties to the application ...

... r ight toi know whether the Bankrupt hadl r cceivedt or wvas to receive anly pecuniary consitleration for resigning thle office of Town-Clerk; andI as it had been admitted thst n tiliing of the sort appeared ina the Bankrupt's examina- lilor schmehimles ...

... and the recklessness which the bankrupt had shown, he t1hought that the proper order to make was to suspend the discharge until a dividend of at least 10Y in the £81 had been paid to the creditors, leave to the b bankrupt to apply at the end of two years ...

... money into the bank ? The bankrupt eaid that no far as he was aware they had been, and that, so far as he remem- bered, he bad supplied a list of them to the bank. The ease war oventually adjourned to the let March, the bankrupt undertaking to Pupply an ...