... EsckrL_-Oil Saturday nsight last,, MrK William Norton, of Clayton West-, near Huddersfield, whtsi 'on wias recently, declared a bankrupt, ma de his escape in in.., Ithtir a singular manlier from the house of Mr. JohnLa. caster,' sheriff's oflicer, of Huddersfield ...

... mat he and iis vife had to wait upou the bankrupts, who ivere confined in the New Bailey, and one of thens had written to Morris's wife. He acknowledged receiving tle Iare, but it was for the use of the bankrupts. He was lin . Ecker~ksl of West Houghston ...

... of Liverpool, I for auction-duty onl the sales ni'ade by him under the cono- MI siision against Mr. Thomas Claughton, a bankrupt, wvas heard on W'ednesday last, when the judges unanimously I| delivered as opinion isz favotsr of the defendoat.-By this ...

... , from his being an uncertificated bankrupt? -and serondly, if a friend lent a ciindidate an estate to qualify him, whether that estate would not be forfeited to his assignees if he were nan urcertificated bankrupt ? These questions had been copied by ...

... 7d. Virious stiums were paid on account, leaving an alieged balince of 446. 8s. Id. It ippeared that mChadwick becamiie a bankrupt early in 1B29, and that his assignees afterwards carried on the business, d which they continue to tlo to this day, for the ...

... opi nion %wis, that a third coonm~sid nibl o es~ol end that the legal estatdin the pro acquiredba wtuoItbad hlfbeentivire bankrupt, ant htlad 35S. fin th oi, Vestead in Ills former assigioe.s From this opinion. therefore, Jlhere IS3s iso slternaive but ...

... of £1270;, the VOiUO of a qulantity of cotton furnished bv thiem to C(lis(twick. It appealed tlha Ciissllwitc lie- cane a bankrupt in 18 29, hut wtas Jis(rvisi 1vIy lie dleii'ssl- anits. his axsittnceus, to carry on the buiiicsjs li(r thle beoe- lit of ...

... was made on the the 7th. of .Tanuary, but it was shown in evidence that Lnd for some timne before that the affairss of the bankrupt were to in a very embarrasised state; that he could not meet his r'a, liabilities; that no legal consideration had been given ...

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... carried' on a very extensive business. In 1815 he- bad bien' a baikrupt, and had obtained his certificate. He was again a bankrupt in 1828, nnd had'obtained his certificate, but had' paid 15s. in the pound on the second banikraptcy. In' November, 183C6 ...

... charged the defendants with negligence, in not ,- properly washing and printing certain cotton goods, the o property of the bankrupt, and not exercising due care a and diligence in preparing the said cottons in a work- imanlikeimanner, and in not proper ...

... oaf this. Even those four creditors who, e by a misunderstanding arisingm out of the sadden death of mywife, madils me a bankrupt for about £140, whilst :t I vscossing the Atlantic to America, oven these gsa- t remnen knew how much larger my credit might ...