... numerously attended than any during the season ; and as the sale was effected by order of the assignees of Mr. Ward Eagle, a bankrupt, the prices which were obtained, must be taken as a fair sample of the real state of the market. Previous to the commencement ...

... circulated, that they had a bankrupt's stock, in value 30,0001., to dispose of. The bills were headed Extensive Failure, and the name of John George (the plaintiff's name being James was introduced as that of the bankrupt. The plai tff bail taken away ...

... V_Vf. r, _ f Holt ' u \ the Parish of Bradford, in the county of Chan'- ?? l ° be Mabter Ext aordinay in the High Court BANKRUPTS to surrender in BASINGH ALt-STREET. n« W, _! t ' Genrge, and BECKLEY, Joseph, Dover-street, flccadUly, hotel-keepers, June ...

... navigations, for 4521. a share. This small success is rather unfortunate for the expected di- vidend upon ths property of the bankrupts, and must either materially protract its payment or diminish its amount — Yorkshire Gazette. Time and events, we are most ...

... of justice. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a petition from .Mr.G. M. Page, attorney-at-law, respecting the defective state of the bankrupt laws. Mr. STUART moved for a return of all ships, distin- guishing their tonnage, whicli hael cleared out from the different ...

... of England, praying that the Bank might be allowed to go in and prove, under the commission, a debt of 700/. against the bankrupt's es- tate. It appeared that in 1819 the Bank discounted two bills to that amount for Andrews. Subsequently to his having ...

... .s~superset.i_i-. GREOSON, M., Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. HEILL, George, Coinpton-street, Clerkenwell, baker. BANKRUPTS to surrender in BAscvuMALL STHFET. BANYAItn. Eilw: nl, Deptford, lute wine and brandy mer- chant, June 19, 2.!, July 27. ...

... Binning and Mr. War burton mutual'/ plained. > The iiouse then resumed, and the report was ° r0 to he received on Monday. J The Bankrupt Act Amendment bill was read a 9* time, and ordered to be committed on Friday. COVENTRY MAGISTRACY BILL, On the motion that ...

... The petitioners stated that they had taken the opinion of counsel, and found that they could not compel him to become a bankrupt; in consequence of wbich they were obliged to compound with him for less than he owed them. The learned gentleman ob- served ...

... Wadworth, Yorkshire j for a new machiue for the dibbing of grain of every de- scription. There is a commissionership of bankrupts now vacant by the promotion of Mr. Horace Twist, at one of hie Majesty's counsel. Cobbett hat recently become a Liveryman ...

... CORPUS. Mr. Spence applied for the discharge of a bankrupt, Thomas Reed, who had been sent to prison by the com- missioners. The ground on which he moved was, be- cause the answers which the bankrupt had given were, he contended, perfectly satisfactory ...

... parties had conspired to cheat divers cre- ditors of Ramsden, and in pursuance of the conspiracy had sued out a commission of bankrupt against him ; 2d, that the parties had falsely and fraudulently con- spired to sue out the commission. The ground on which ...