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... BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Robinson, Banbury, Oxfordshire, coal-tAI chant. Phillips, William, Norwich, leatlier-cutter. Bearow, and Edward Samuel, Birmingham, woollen-merchants. Aston, John, Birmingham, maltster. Swift, Thomas, Sheffield, gTOcer. Clitbley, Francis ...
... knew that in the event of the short. r- rcanings ofthe bankrupt, thebankers would seek redress of at ostr/eohands. Our responsibility. therefore, amnountelt g to more than i nding the bankrupt our nacue seeing IS that we had become deb1,trs to the ...
... ABSISTRACTMOF AN ACT TO AMEND AND CONSOLI DATE I ll BANKRUPT LA.WS. ' little By tbe periaslible af the Act it applat's, that the 1 Ia; several statute'i, from thie 34t1 Henry- VIII. cup 4, T turin do~w to tie o3 Geo. IV;.;cap. 81; being twenty ii ttDlll ...
... 1091. Os. Ild.; assets, nil, the whole of bankrupt's effects having been swept away under ass execution at the suit of Mr. J. F. Pratt. Bankrupt passed his examination unopposed. IN RE GEORGE RUNT. . The bankrupt, who was described as a wvheehvright, of ...
... and houses.—Mr. Deane, who represented the assignees, did not object to the bankrupt having his certificate.—The Commissioner : Does any one appear lor the bankrupt r—Bankrupt: Oh, no; I have got no money, and no one to appear for me.— The Commissioner: ...
... against assets 1,0811. lis. lOd. —On the case firet being called the bankrupt did not appear, and Mr. Robertson Griffiths, who represented the trustee, said that was not surprised at the bankrupt's absence. He had been adjourned from time to time, but had not ...
... said that the questions put the bankrupt had reference property The Court had merely to consider whether the bankrupt's accounts a full disclosure of his estate. The accuracy of the accounts not being impeachcd, the bankrupt was allowed to pass hi* pub.ic ...
... Castle and Theakston, wine merchants of Lower Thames-street, London, to whom the bankrupt owes 425/. The act of bankruptcy was a declaration of insolvency, filed the bankrupt on the 10th of January. On the he surrendered the adjudication, and obtained protection ...
... r Goulburn.) —In re Barnard.— The bankrupt, James Barnard, iun n had kept the Army and Navy, public-house, at West End, Aldershott, in this county, and had also carried on the trade of a baker. He was made bankrupt on the 31st of October last, on the ...
... goods BU I^d to the bankrupt. It is a regular trade debt. Mr. Linklater—The other assignee, Mr. Warn, is a creditor for 122/.—also a trade debt. The Commissioner—And I see the bankrupt answers the questions whether he has been bankrupt or insolvent before ...
... —Mr. T. Piews appeared for the trustee ; Mr. Tiaj.'l' for creditors ; and Mr. Brough for the bankrupt.—The case had stood adjourned in order that the bankrupt might r requisitions. This had done, and the trustee was satisfied, I creditors represented Mr ...