... appeaaed for tho bankrupt. Mr. 0. B. Hodgson, for the official assignee, said ho thorld not oppose the bankrupt's discharge, althosgh the staln of accounts was not satisfactory. The deficiency was £563., and there were no assets. Bankrupt was discharged ...

... e; Mr. Beat was for the bankrupt. Mr. Maher said a the bankrupt had riot complied with the order of the Court that P he should Mile cash and deficiency accountY He had only filed P one shoet offsper,-Mr. EDMt said the bankrupt had given all the o information ...

... where it was said the bankrupt and his wife were now rosiding. Hle therefore con- tended that the goods were ii the order and dis- position of the bankrupt as the reputed owner. He further maintained that they were the bankrupt's goods if Price bought ...

... —Liabilities, (is. Sd. Mr. Parry for the bankrupt. Last examination fixed. In re John David Kind, 4, Trafalgar Road, Moseley, King's Norton, Worcester, warehouse rhrk.—Liabilities, £98. 2s. Mr. East for the bankrupt. Last examination fixed. In re James Robinson ...

... large famlly, and being out of employment. The public examination of the bankrupt was afterwards held at HEnley, before Mr. B. Tennant, Registrar. In reply to Mr. Bullock, the bankrupt stated that the whole of his caepital was absorbed in paying for the in-going ...

... imprisonment of the bankrupt, and he should like-to exhaust all means before issuing it.-Mr. Sill said if his Honour would appoint another day for the bankrupt to come up, and allow the expenses of the meeting out of the estate, as the bankrupt was really unable ...

... [From Tuesday Niyht's Gazette.] BANKRUPTS. John William Hounslow, Burslem, Staffordshire, hatter, June 26, at 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Richard Bristol Street, Birmingham, cabinet maker, June 26, 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Joseph Slaney ...

... discharge. Mr. Itowlands appeared for the bankrupt, V. Griffin, for the cfficial assignee, complained of alterations ih. Lhz bankrupt's books, and applied for a cash account extending over the whole period of the bankrupt's trading: also for a deficiency account ...

... did not affect the ?? Honour: The company and North mayt have arranged but surely the bankrupt is entitled to indernnity.-Mr. Rowlands: Thequestion iswhether the bankrupt has not another cause of action against North.-His Honour: It is exceedingly hard on ...

... for creditors. and Mr. Edward Allen for the bankrupt. lfsre Charles Idinchew, Tyndall Street, ?? exam- ination and dischiarge, attended by Mr. East, for a creditor, and by lir. bukeo it the bankrupt. The bankrupt, in anewer to Mr. East, denied that be had ...

... 7d. Mr. Griffin appeared for the bankrupt, Mr. Barris for the sasignees, and Mr. Parry for the bankrupt's sOn- in-law. The Commnssioner decded that as r.Parry's client was not actually a creditor against the bankrupt's estate, and as the oppositon was ...

... discharge, attended by Mir. Atkins for creditors, and Mr. eaat for the bankrupt. Mr. Atkins, after a brief examination of the bankrupt, withdresw his opposition, and the bankrupt received bli order of disolhago. In rc J. Afustino, Eansiey, ?? for last ...