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... Rylands, cotton spinner, Hull, a bankrupt. a' The meeting was for choice of trustee and proof of d. debts, and it was formally adjourned by the Regis- 4ttrar to the Conuty Court. Dr. Iollit appeared for !g the bankrupt; Mr Leernan, York, Mr Lowe, (Moss ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Oct. 23. i BANKRUPTS. A! the jilreetieg- of Cotnmissioners in Middrlese. are hreld at the Commissioners' Court, Basinghall Street,'Londonr. BONNOR George, of Bermondsey Wall, In the county of Sur- rey, rag reroeltebt, d. e., to ...
... ABSTRACT OF AN ACT TO AMNlND AND CONSOLI- DATL THE BANKRUPT LAW IS. _ . , . . . .. .. . . .. . . ?? s By the Preamble of the Act, it appyars. tlait the several Sta- tutes, from the 34th Henry VIII.cap 4. down to the 3dGee. IV. ca. 81. being 20 in number ...
... arrested on the Judge's- warrant as an absconding bankrupt, to come up for examination, that he should be permitted bail.-Mir. Piancy stated that Mr. Sharpe was made bankrupt in February, immediately after it was known he had absconded and on the 16th of May ...
... OR. COMMISSIONER AYRTON AND THE COMMBIITTEE ON BANKRUPT LAWS. 11 tie Sixth Report of tase Committee appointed to promote g tho Amendment of /es Bankrupt Lmuv, August 3Ird, 1849, ' thc annexed remnarks occur:- ok 'The Committee feel that the success of ...
... MR. COMMISSIONER AYRTUN, (OF LEEDS), AND THE LONDON COMMITTEE OF THE BANKRUPT LAWS. nt, In the Sixth Report of the Committee appointed to pro- Bry mote the Amendment of the Bankrupt Law, August 3rd, 1849, the ion annexed remarks occur. , 1 The Committee ...
... LATEST LONDON & FOREIGN NEWS. ,i BY EXPRESS. t [COYTINUED FROMI TIHE SEVENTH PAGE.] ir _ir BANKRUPTS. II (BY ?? TELEGRAPlH.) a 13 (From lst ANigidt's Gaettle.) dI George Porter Casir,' Batley. Southampton. corn merchant. Jnmes * arratngton. Tottenhlam ...
... kind? Bankrupt: No, ?? Till: Is your wife in receipt of any income ?-Bankrupt: No. -Mr Till': From any source' whatever 9-Bankrupt : No, except from what Ijearn. -Mr Till: Then there is no foundation for the question in any shape or way.-Bankrupt: No, ...
... Messrs Sower y & Tatton's case came on for hearing. The bankrupts were drapers in Regent-Atreet and at Hull. This was a meeting for examination and die- . charge. Subjoined is an abatract of the bankrupts' accounts as prepared by Messrs John Rowe, Cooper, ...
... the bankrupt, said this was an application to commit the bankrupt for contempt of court, and anythina more impudent than the answer to the application he had rarely come across. Upon the application to the Registrar in the court below the bankrupt had ...