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... THE BANKRUPT BROTHEL KEEPER. d It is a very remarkable fact, that those who have led the most depraved and dissolute life, a are in the habit of most rigidly scanning the i) acts of others. In Lloyd's Newspaper (the h Threepeniuy Trash, asthopeople ...

... THE BANKRUPT BROTHEL EKE EPE(R. It is a very remarkable fact, that those who ti have led the most depraved and dissolute life, cc are in the habit of most rigidly scanning the in acts of others. In Lloyd's Newspaper (the gi Threepenny Trash, asthepeople ...

... THE BANKRUPT BROTHEL KEEPER. ed It is a very remarkable fact, that those who have led the most depraved and dissolute life, ouare in the habit of most rigidly scanning the Id, acts of others. In Lloytl's Newspaper (the .h Threepenny Trash, asthepeople ...

... timated at £5d6e5, which yielded to the bankrupt upwards of £7,500. Mr. Evans objected that the difference betw een the estimated amount of £,6.85 and £t,500 actually received had not been accounted for by the bankrupt; and, as he did not seem able to explain ...

... against the man, it was announced with supreme satisfaction that he had been been a bankrupt. That was deemed suf- ficient to damn him,:. nowy, too, had been a bankrupt; and what respectable person could say a word in favour of'a& cause so disreputably ...

... good debts, £765,) or say about Ione shilling in the pound, and it' the expenses be deducted, nothing like so much. the bankrupts state I the amount of their profits, since January, 1818, to i be £73706. From these we deduot the sum pot tdown for expences ...

... £0 ,685 which yieldned to i the bankrupt e upwards of £7,500. Mr. Evans objected that the t difference between the estimated amount of £5,68 s and £7,600actually received had not been accountedr, ',for by the bankrupt ;and, as lie did net seem able to ...

... vious to his bankruptcy. Frola the statement of. an counsel (Mr. Joseph Pollock) it appeared that the an prisoner was made n bankrupt on . his own petition do in 1S47, but that on his examinatioli before the dto Courbof Bankruptcy, the learned Comnmissioner ...

... The fiat was prosecuted; dam' e it was under the old bankrupt law, when the exami- of Ia e nation of the bankrupt was taken in presence of the tionr e creditors generally in the town where the bankrupt laho a resided. Vdhile A. Black's examination was proceed- ...

... there is not d sufficient evidence to return a verdict of man- slaughter. C - o FPomn the Pavette of Friday, January 10. BANKRUPTS. t William Cave, Cranwell, Ely, Cambridgeshire, potato Dmerchant-Hens Crosby, Buraley, Lancashire, linen. n I ?? George Jones ...

... The fiat was prosecuted; der a itrwas under the old bankrupt law, when the exami- of I a nation of the bankrupt was taken in presence of the tio e creditors, generally in the town wberee the bankrupt lab e resided. While A. Blackos examination was proceed- ...