... assignees 55 supplied by Mr. Lewis must be taken to order and disposition of the bankrupt at the iptoy with conseut orthe trde owner, and that Part of the estate. The'bankrupt deposed June Mr. Lewis had been boarded and lodged that the amdnt he was to pay ...

... yesterday, the first mzeeting oi ?? of this bankrupt was held . under the bankrdoptcy, which took place upon the t patition of M Jalmes Greening, of'Esxwek, Devn n iallway ?? oreditor for £1037. The, bankrupt, r ezamin.a at her Majestfs gaol, Shepton Mallet ...

... In reply to Mr Grey, the bankrupt etatel that Mr Morgan was an outside broker. Was he not one of the gentlemen to whom you lent the money at 20 per cent ?-No. Ho paid more than that. He paid about £1E0 A ?? to me, The bankrupt said that be bad not the ...

... May, ill consequence of the f iihiess of Mr. Montague, the bankrupt's counsel. Mr.W.Clarke, Wvo acted as solicitor for the bankrupt, objected to the post- Dponensent, as did also the bankrupt himself; but the court said, Ias the lpplication was made by ...

... the bankrupt's son-in-law. The proof arose upon a bond, whereby, in consideration of the conveyance of a life interest of Low's in certain property to his children, with remainder to himself in the event of his dying withlout issue, the bankrupt covenanted ...

... adjournment, it appearing that f urther ti me for inves. tigation was nrcesmary before the examination of the bankrupts could be undertaken. The bankrupts were merchants and ?? of Mark lane, oad it appeared that they had received a large amount of money from ...

... property of the bankrupt. sold; the bankrupt apparently interposing no step to prevent the execution, and it t being charged that he had refused to execute an assignment for I y the benefit of the creditors. The case was adjourned for the bankrupt to prepare ...

... whom the bankrupt had had large dealings. Messrs. Bevan, Press, and Inship at once instructed their London agents to communicate with Messrs. Colman, and ascertain what had become of those packages, and also, if possible, to trace the bankrupt himself ...

... the payments during the same period werel 20810s. Mr. mwith, the bankrupt's accountant, in explanation of thiC , mentioned that the receipts over the counter were not booked by the bankrupt, and their average amount was estimated at £20 a week; and Mt. ...

... Clieviton, Aendip. This was the last ex- alnlation of the bankrupt, who formerly kept the Waldegrave Arms, at Chcwton Afendip. Mr. Stone appeared for the assig- flees, and examined the bankrupt, who stated that for a period of a vear and a half she had ...

... licenerd victualler, named Palmer, was adjudicated a bankrupt on the 27th of April last. The act of bankruptcy, however, was committed on the 14th of April; and it must be remembered that as between a bankrupt and his trustee the title of the trustee relates ...

... Leicester County-court, on Wednesday, for public examination in his bankruptcy, In answer to the trustee's solicitor, the bankrupt stated that the statement of his affairs showed his liabilities to be about £12,000 and his assets at something like £20 ...