... BANKRUPTS CONFESSION. At Grimsbv Bankruptcy Court debtor named John \Vm. Northcote, a grocer, whose examination had been closed, came forward and volunteered a statement that a day or two before the official receiver took possession of his premises another ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. Hugh O’Neil, Ola-gow. Alexunder Martin, Crieff, Perthshire, cabinetmaker. Thomas Hattereley, Lennoxtoun of Campkie, coal merchant. Hubert, Muait, Mart'ach, Banffshire, farmer. William Cochrane, Glasgow, grocer. Destruction of a. Village ...

... an aristocratic bankrupt. the London Bankruptcy Court, on Tuesday, (ieor-ie William Loftus, commonly called Lord George William Loftus, wbo described himself in his petition as formerly of 28, Wei beck-street, Cavendish-square, then of South-street, Park-lane ...

... COUNTRY BANKRUPTS, Jokn P. i'tanklyo, Hornchurch, Easer, saddler. Edward G. Jell, New Ciompton, Kent, wine merchant. William Poynder, Home, Surrey, clerk in holy orders. Thomas Peek, U»iaet, liereforoshire, builder. Samuel S. Crundell, Tunbridge Welle ...

... COUNTRY BANKRUPTS. Samuel Wilkes, Southend, Essex. Henry S. Coi'xens, Land port, Hampshire, grocer. John T. Evbhbtt, Nayland, Suffolk, butcher. Thomas Johnson, Hadieigh, Suffolk, licensed victualler. Rowland G. Barnsley, Cradlay heath, Staffordshire, ...

... COUNTRY BANKRUPTS. Abraham Dealt man, Hat&eld, Ilertfordahire, grocer. William T. Fox, Dunstable, Bedfordahiro, saddler. William Adams, St. Ires, Huntiogdonahire, surgeon. William H. Vevbrs, Maidenhead, house decorator. William Cartbb, Brightoo, psperhanger ...

... BANKRUPTS AND SOLICITORS. At Sheffield C«untv Court discusaion took place the other day during bankrupt’s examination bj the official receiver. Mr. Ashington, a local aolicitor. who appeared for the bankrupt, was endeavouring to explain some of the latter’s ...

... BANKRUPT ALIENS. At the London Bankiuptcy Court on Tuesday attention was called to the number of aliens appearing in the list for public examination. The Official Receiver there were the familiar features in these cases, namely, the absence utter ins ...

... COUNTRY BANKRUPTS. Ji Woodwell, Bracknell, Berk-hire, builder. Mary Matilda Adnams, Souths''*, Hampshire, licensed vic‘uallor. Henry Burscy, Newbury, re, surge m, M-ph-n Jennings, Rochester, bui der. Josiph U. P. Fitzpatrick, Boguor, Su-sex, in no t uaim ...

... TOWN BANKRUPTS. Ann Groom, Golden lane. City, out of business. William A. Vetey, Baaioghall street, City, warehouseman. William Bennett, Mile End road, out of butineas. Samuel Stubbs, Weedingtou road, Kentish New Town, builder. Vincenzo HelandrL Church ...

... BANKRUPT BRIDEGROOM, A debtor who, although realising he was insol vent, got married, was questioned at the London B.nkrnp&c{-court. The bankrupt, Maurice Bart Bloom, had carried on business as an optician at Bedford-street. Strand, W.C., and elsewhere ...

... BANKRUPT BRIDEGROOM. A singular application was made to Judge Scully at Brighton Bankruptcy court by Ur. George Thomas Grant, carpenter, of East Ferring, formerly farmer. Ur. Grant applied for bin discharge, and informed his honour that he wanted get ...