... advising him to sue Mr. Chambers for the money, if paid to him as stated. In re Fatuitici Darts, Beerhouse-keeper, Alcester, a Bankrupt.—Mr. Griffiths. of Carnpden, supported, and Mr. Greases, of Stratford, opposed on behalf of Mr. Lewis, one of the creditors ...

... m met umiiic nay yens the unfortunate Paymaster Senates has snriMpatrna se threesome ad et bad walked Ger it the NA/ kw a bankrupt upon his own petition. This is a MA hem a toms Omega = akg ma g m g . /mole to tr. llhow Court-martial, although it is not ...

... the cause to be referred to Mr. Tibbits. of Warwick, for arbitration. In re FREDERICK Ming, Beerhonse-keeper, Alceater, a Bankrupt.—Mr. Griffiths, of Campden, supported, and Mr. Green. of Stratford, opposed, on behalf of Mr. H. T. Lewis and several other ...

... ootert,=l. Jollien's debts amount to newerdsel244Mred UN detaining creditor in Mr. Itubert Midler Ape.. et the Mole ROOM!, The bankrupt elated, la to quo/dims put to him, that he had so heaeeleid furniture, ou6tanding debts, or meets or offsets of any kind ...

... for 4:11 10a. mom money Asa it fed upos malt. Tb. owner lost 5a per head by the aperinent. Adeentaree of an Alatooading Bankrupt.— Sane am ego the Ara of Osage and Oa, doffs mentim ts, Leeds. beassis bad mot. sr Whew assented • deed ref aeitigenteat ...

... who appeared for the bankrupt, said he should Mars the ease in the hands of the assignees. Mr Harris waked for a trade and rash aosoont for the past sit mouths, whirl) the bankrupt was ordered to terabit. Hs said tits bankrupt owed debts to the amount ...

... Set to ire to 1111111101111111 emeditors.• ewe! ammat of priprity held by A =2. 1.61 21%, Lariat 114841 = f ir Mr. , Mr the bankrupt, mild for an ad. isurnurasion tat see wee me beiregior to Mr. Co.. abase, Fla. Mr. Barber, for the aselgaem. iii ask Mirk ...

... Thurlow quietly draw £11,700 a year, beams he was at the same time keeper and clerk of the hamper in Chancery, patentee of bankrupts, and prothonotary in the Court of Pleas at Durham (the two first of which, by the way, are abolished)? Why, pray, added ...

... sad ethers, and admit' the debt. He beard afterwards that • espial had bees team ant saalatt lam, and inhe made himself a bankrupt on the &Bowleg . He wee not snested, Is. aroarmeastica after dished that be had seat weitileg mina* kw the lest these yea* ...

... produces a good moral effect upon the mind. A trial is about to take place at Leeds. Thomas Smite, the manager of Mr. Marsden, a bankrupt_ ironfounder who has absconded. is charged with forgery for his principal to the incredible amount of £BO,OOO. the Wile being ...

... ems eta Alma the moo time map ON ore healthere wort two wont, OP nut LW= BANK. allo,ooo. The roma afloat that Merrier the bankrupt who • few dos ago her to this are dad pursuit, had forged U to • great arra! =itlr . Leeds is serious an aver on middle-piped ...

... the weak* out of the con. At for 'Levies made it a centre of piilitlcal conepirsey. . . . . • - - The balasoe-sheet in the bankrupt *tile of CnieStri Waugh box jueit been The debt-N=lomA to upwards of rtit,o9u, while the t“sete amount to lath more than ...