... bearing date the l)tii dl - ITiily, ig2i. ft _\ well known, said the Attorney-Genei'al, thht this ?? nership OODOern were now bankrupts, they having heett plunged into mauy difficulties by one of their partners Mr. Fauntleroy. The defendant, it appeared, kept» ...

... sum of money, which as they alleged ** fraudalently made over by the bankrupt to thejdefend*^ previously to the commission issuing, but in conte 1 ' plation of that event. The bankrupt had for m»' years done business to A Cohsldbrable amount with j defendant ...

... Islington-green, victualler, Oct. -2ti, at eleven, Nov. 2, 30, at ten. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Great J ttiiie .-street, Bedford-row. BANKRUPTS to surrender ln the COUNTRY. '-BERT, George, late of Burgh, in the Marsh. Lincolnshire, bialtster, Nov. li, at live, at ...

... became indebted tothe bankrupts for the sum now claimed, for which.he gave them two acknowledgments. As he did not return,' these acknowledgments were afterwards enforced against him, and judgment was obtained upon them by the bankrupts as of the absence ...

... given rise to this case were shortly as fol- lows : — An eminent artist, Mr. Charles Heath, had the misfortune to become bankrupt, and among the other property which passed to his assignees was a large and Valuable collection of proofs, which had accumulated ...

... instructed to in- sist, that there was sufficient evidence to prove that the bankrupts and the defendant were in collusion. It would be a question whether the act of a bankrupt, in placing property in such a situation as to allow a land- lord to seize upon ...

... INSOLVENCY tiled by FENTON, James, Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 23. FOLLETT, John, Chichester, chemist and druggist, Oct. 23. BANKRUPTS to surrender ln BASINGHALL-STREET. •RAM WELL, William, late of Eybury-street, Pimlico, wine and brandy-merchant, and since ...

... was in the constant habit of paying and receiving different sums for the iUi__-.,dant. Witness in the year 1826 became a bankrupt, being then indebted to his brother to the amount of about 0.tK1.01. Did gi\e phyn-» lid ii hill of exchange ». : > payment ...

... , Thonia.--, late ot Uptoii-upoii-Severn, Worcestershire. '■'irrier. until Nov. fi. at eleven, at the Crown, Worcester. BANKRUPTS to surrender in HASIVOHALL-STREET. .fcb\VN, James Lewis, Bath, draper, Oct. 30, atten, Nov.fi, M two, lice. 7, at ten. Attorneys ...

... attorney, and Dunne dis- appeared, lieing afterwards traced to the liouse of the defendant Taylor, who got a commission of bankrupt issued against him, In which he was petitioning cre- ditor. The object of these proceedings was to sweep »way the whole of ...

... provided hy the 'utter Act.] DECLARATION of INSOLVENCY filed by KNIGHTS, Kdward, Debenhain, Sulfolk, harness-maker, Oct. ?? BANKRUPTS to surrender in BASINGIIAU.-STREET. BARNARD, Israel, Ueman stieet. Goqdman's.fields, dealer in jewellery, Nov. -A, at ten ...

... Chancellor said he thought there was no reason for taking the petition out of ils due course. He intended to proceed with the bankrupt petitions immediately, and hoped to get through with them shortly. The present petition was, therefore, ordered to stand ...