... state of hit capital, and the way it had beeu dis- posed of, or, in (ise of failure, he was deprived of the benefit of the bankrupt laws. Something of the kind, lie contended, would give solidity to the banking system of this country, and it was desirable ...

... Rathbone- place; and the charge against the defendants was, that they published hand-bills, stating, that the plaintiff was a bankrupt, and had removed some of his goods from his residence in Rathbone-place, to a house at Islington, lt had not been proved ...

... to have the law upon the subject examined by a com- mittee, and ?? settled, one May or another, by a declaratory bill. The bankrupt law in India Mould also require their investigation, since its nature and provisions Mere very differently understood in ...

... at which they were knocked down : — Twenty public-houses, a part of the extensive pro- perty of Messrs. Starkey and Co. bankrupts, sold by order of the assignees, and with the consent of the mort- gagees and annuitants, were brought to the hammer on Tuesday ...

... should stand over till Monday next. The bankrupt petitions were then produced with. IN THK MATTER OF BURGESS. Mr. Sugden appeared in support of a petition for su- perseding the commission issued against this bankrupt. He said that there was something of ...

... this act to apply to a person carrying on the banking business alone, as well as to partnerships. In case bankers become bankrupt. Lord Chancellor may order such balance sheets to be open and inspected. Commissioners of bankruptcy to examine the accounts ...

... Surely the Lord Chancellor will not suffer Mr. Aber- cromb and .Mr. Horace Twiss to retain their Commis- sioncrships of Bankrupts, the former being appointed Judge Advocate, and the latter one of his Majesty . Counsel. — Morning Paper. The secret treaty ...

... v»id by the death of Dr. John Law. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. NIGHTINGALE. Elizabeth, Manchester, porter-dealer and tea-dealer. BANKRUPTS to surrender in BASINGHALL-STREET. B -, K , B _ Dl ?? E ' ?? St ' PauJ ?? Churc h-yard, general-dealer, July li^.Bl&lr! ...

... others who were acquitted, with conspiring to de- fraud the creditors of I.amsden, by suing out a fraudu- lent commission of bankrupt against Ram-den ami Clarke; and there was also a count charging them with conspiring to sue out a fraudulent commission for ...

... at two, July 10, at one, Aug. 10, at two. Attorneys, Mr. Hunt, Craven-street, Strand; or Mr. Topping, Maidstone, Kent. BANKRUPTS to surrender In the COUNTRY. BE \DY, John, and COLE, Samuel, Wotton-under-Edge, Glou- cestershire, clothiers, Aug. 3, at ...

... the answers were or were not satisfactory, and, therefore, ordered the bankrupt to be discharged. IN THE MATTER OV HOOTON, A BANKRUPT. Mr. Heald moved for the discharge eff a bankrupt, of the name of Richard Hooton, who hatl been committed to the Fleet ...

... Alfred, Mark-lane, orn ami Hour-dealer, July ?? nf «d Friar 2 ...