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... b received that the bankrupt bad fled with bis'wife to Continent, Inspector Canibell was employed to go in p suit of him, and about fifteen days ago he started off, on his arrival it Boulogne he discovered the retreat of bankrupt, under extraordinary ...

... received that the bankrupt had fled with his-wife to the Continent, Inspector Cambell was employed to go in pur- suit' of him; and about fifteen days ago he started off, and on his arrival at Boulogne be discovered the retreat of the bankrupt, under extraordinary ...

... received that the bankrupt had fled, with 'his wife to the Continent, Inspector Canibell was employed to go in pur- suit of him, and about fifteen days, ago he started off, and on his arrival at Boulogne he discovered the retreat of. the' bankrupt, under ext ...

... After a short conversation it was allowed. Mr. Goi.DSBUA appeared to prove for'3801. on two hills of exchange, drawn upon the bankrupt by Mr. Anderson,.and accepted by Madame Vestris, being the same as the claimant proved a few days since at the first, meeting ...

... After a short conversation it was-allowed. Mr. GoLDsHEA appeared to prove for 3801. on two bills of exchange, drawn upon the bankrupt by Mr. Anderson, and accepted by Madame Vestris, being the same as the claimant proved a few days since at the first -meeting ...

... After a short conversation it was allowVbd. Mr. GoLDsHEA appeared to prove for 3801. on two bills of exchange, drawn upon the bankrupt by Mr. Anderson, and accepted by ladameVestris, being the same as the claimant proved a few days since at the first meeting ...

... After a short conversation it was allowed. Mr. GOLDSHEA appeared to prove for 3801. on two bills of exchange, drawn upon the bankrupt by Mr. Anderson, and accepted by Madame Vestris, being the same as the claimant proved a few days since at the first meeting ...

... application was made, on the decision of which a numhor of cases depend. The insolvent was heard at Stafford, and being a bankrupt within five years, and hav- iing unnecessarilyincurred a debt, ho was ordered to obtain thc consent of threcc-fourths of ...

... Dickinson after- Nvalds filc] five bills in the names of Moores or of Harrison, a. jreditors of the bankrupt, to enforce certain claims which le alleled the bankrupt had against the several defendants.- 'lr. G. ?? said this application to the sunmary juris- ( ...

... which it is suspected the murder of which he is now accused was perpetrated. In. consequence of the seizure i he became a bankrupt, and on his return from America, about two years ago, he published an address on the occa- sion, and afterwards a letter ...

... of which it is suspected'the murder of which he is 'no accused was perpetrated. 'In consequence of the seizuie he became a bankrupt; and on his return from America, abont two years-ago, he published at address on the ccac Dion, and afterwards a letter, ...