... a called upon tl^ 1 bankrupt produce his account with tnd Smith, whom he (the bankrupt) had supplied several :iticks coal. The bankrupt was unable to produce either or da>i«ook account. Barnes expressed his surprise it the bankrupt had kept no record of ...

... instal- nients, hut the bankrupt was unable to state the ain Bankrupt agreed to leave s1,000. in the business, to be repai coatinue a n g of £u100. each six mouths, 6toward which he received one sum of £100. - At that time-the bankrupt estimated hies capitali ...

... had been in partnership; but this the bankrupt denied. Mr. Knight then examined hci in reference to the removal of certain goods which had been disposed of only a few hones pre- vious to the bankrnptcy. The bankrupt admitted the selling of the goods to ...

... shown the examination of the bankrupt.—His Honour considered bankrupt's conduct was very bad, but it must such brought it within one of the clauses the Act —Mr. Nelson was afraid he should not be able to bring tho bankrupt under any of the specific clauses ...

... 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. A Tranter, St. George's, Shm|>shire, builder, September 22, at l'J, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Mai lei. Samiee Mar ...

... by the bankrupt and his advisers; and, further, that whtlst the bankrupt wae in prison I fairnshed to his solicitor, free of charge, such er. tracte from the proceedings ae were required for the bankrapt's case. The abusive remarks the bankrupt has thought ...

... spa'U; tree miker.—Last examination ami discharge. Mr. Hodgson, jun., appeared for the assignee, and Mr. Beaton for the bankrupt. Bankrupt had been in business for two years, and in addition spade tree making, kept public house He began with of his own, and ...

... undersigned William MiUs and Henry Derry. the creditors' assignees of the said bankrupts, beg leave to report to your Honour as follows:- That the petition against the said bankrupt, Samuel Griffiths, was filed in this honourable Court on the 27th day of ...

... Commissioner: What you mean that ?—The bankrupt said that, on being made bankrupt, he brought all his books to Birmingham and gave them all at the office of Mr. Smith.—The Commissioner, after remarking that the bankrupt ought to have brought his books the ...

... premises the bankrupt for days. He saw the goods removed, and taken the cottag« a labourer, who was working for the bankrupt, about three miles and a halt the bankrupt's house. They were taken away at two o'clock the morning. did not see the bankrupt about the ...

... and the bankrupt received order of discharge. iv J. Sun!!,, Coventry, rietvaVer.— Last examination and disci urge. attended Mr Criffin for the assignees, and Mr. Parry for the bankrupt In this rase also there was opposition offered the bankrupt receiving ...

... Beaton for the bankrupt It appearing upon an examination of the bankrupt, that had made over all nis property to his father, by a deed in which Cox, sen., agreed to pay all his son's creditors 20s. in the pound, and that he (the bankrupt) had since that ...