... what is the matter, Peter?]) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. TwE BANKRUPT PENSION SOCIaTY.-INT THE MAT- TER OF GaonGa GiLaENxE.-Thursday was the day fixed for the choice of assignees in the case of this bankrupt, who was the manager and acting director of The Royal ...

... Eden, Unattached, Deputy Adlutant-General, Canada; Leutenant. Colonel Charles Cyril Taylor, particular service, Canada. BANKRUPTS. T. LAIf, Hadleigh, Suffolk, draper-J. STR.INGER, Hlounds- ditch, whoPesaln.Flothier-F. COCeS, Wood-street, utton- maker-i ...

... moment either wholly or partially unemployd, and the Gazette is crowded with the names of bankrupt tradesmen and manufacturers. By referring to the re- turn of bankrupts and insolvents gazetted from the 22nd of June to the 11th December last year, we find ...

... the office. TUESDAY'S GAZETTZ. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENC'. S1'. WARTNABY, merchant, Adamn's-court, Old Broad-street, ,ity. BANKRUPTS. lJ. T. BOWDEN, woollen-draper, Addle-strizet, City-J. WILSON and E. C. WILSON, printers, Sklnne r-street, City- J. M. CORNWALL ...

... Chemsford, Westbury, proceeded to take a piece of an old window frame from some ruinous premises, late the property of Perry, a bankrupt, for the purpose of making a Christ- mas fire. On cutting cutting it up, nearly 200 pieces of gold coin were discovered, ...

... the act of parliament only ordered notice to be given to the detaining creditors. It appeared that the insolvent had been a bankrupt, and had obtained his cer- tificate; he renewed many debts due under the bankruptcy. Mr. Commissioner Law said he wished ...

... consent, was then entered for the plaintiff, subject to the opiaion of Mr. Wightman on the points raised during the trial. THE BANKRUPT LAW.-From recent statements it appears that, though the estate of Messrs. Chambers and Son, bankers (who failed, or rather ...

... picture-dealer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLD. Charles Selseiermacher, Coleman-street, and Pearson.street Kingsland.road, wool-clealer. BANKRUPTS. MARY WILLIAMS, Old Bailey, eating-housekeeper- THOMAS HUDSON, Lime-street, drysalter-JOHIN AACK SON, ?? andmTHOMAS WRIGLEY ...

... Suffolk, builders. BARKRUPTCIES ANNULLED Charles West, Liverpool, printer. Henry Frederick Hole, Newport, Devonshire, brewer. BANKRUPTS. RICHARD JAMES WEBB, Quadrant, Regent-street, chymiet; HARRY ELLIS WARTNABY and HENRY ROBINSON, Wood- street, slikmen; FREDERICK ...

... heave perisb'ed.' We hesi- that both het boats'have'heen esdt 'aslire ?? HX ;Ave~t~ierl : i; 8 i 'hatI TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, BANKRUPTS. EDWARD PARKER, Piccadilly, perfumer-ADAM DICKEy Old Jewry, linen-factor-WILL14M CLARK FARR. Frede' rick-street, Vincent-square ...

... agricultural produce. These laws have deranged our monetary system, making numbers of our merchants and manufacturers bankrupts, checking the natural current of trade, and reducing thousands of families to misery and starvation; nor do they produce ...

... i~i8:iW co erzr. haie I I I i i I q 11 TUESDAY$S- CAZETTE. INSOLVENT. July 2-J. BRIDGE, 4S0aud, Lancashire, cotton-spinrper. -BANKRUPTS. H. PAyNTER, Bank.chambers and Garlick-hill, builder-4. SAMUELS, Lawrence-laue, Cheapside, commission-agpnt-R. B. ROXBY, ...