... order to audit the accounts of the A ssignee, and to make a first and final dividend of the estate and effects of the said Bankrupt, rwhen and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to comne prepared to prove the same, or they will ...

... 1839, and Following day, at 11 a O'clock, on the respective prenlises. the furniture andi r effects of Mr. Aaron Woolf, a bankrupt, by order of the t Assignees, C OMPRISING 14 mahoganyand japanned4-post sand tent bedsteads, mattresses and feather beds; ...

... also at the Offices of the Auctioneers, 15, Prince's- street, Old-steine.-The Sale will commenice at 12 o'clock precisely. BANKRUPT'S PROPERTY, BRIGHTON. W. DAY AND SON W!rILL SELL BY AUCTION. On WEDNESD)AY, Dec. 27th, at twelve o'clock plrecisely, at the ...

... Thursday, 29th December, 1833, at Ono o'clocl, at the Old Ship Hotel, by direction of the Assiznees of Johin slInahiar, a bankrupt, and the Devisee of Richard L-ashotar deceased, REE.lOLD, COP'YHOLD, AND LEASEHOLD F ESTATES, comsprising ,, MlOIETY OF A ...

... ILIDLEY, On the Premises, on MONDAY, Dec. 21st., 1835, at 11 o'Clock, by direction of the Assignees of JOHN KIRCHINIElt, a Bankrupt, T HE whole of the Capital and Genuine EFFECTS T of No. 26, Marine-parade, Brighton, comprising ma- hogary 4-post, tent, ...

... Brighton, on THURSDAY, December 22nd, 1836, at Two for Three o'Clock, by order of the Assignee of Mr. Richard Thornton, a bankrupt, unless previously dis- posed of by private contract, BJHE substantially erected and long established Ti commercial INN AND ...

... the afternoon, pmreisely. Dated the 22nd day of December, 1835. GEORGE FAlTHFULL, Clerk to the said Company. IN RE HIDER, A BANKRUPT. N (8TlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons N 'intdebted to Samuel lhider, of White Cross-street, Brighton, Builder, are ...

... they (tire Doctots) will be obliged to leave the country, and tbe Druggists to shut up their shops and declare themselves bankrupts. IThe only way left is, that I myself send direct to tire British Coliege of Health, London, aind have brorigiht fronm thence ...

... private Banks, in a period of a thirteen years, exceeded £4,000,000; and no less than 311 Country Banking firnis were matle bankrupt in twenty-two years, by which the loss to, the public cannot be estimated as *r averaging less than .£0,000 each, mnaking ...

... (the Doctors) will be a obliged to leave the country, and the Druggists to shut up their P shops and declare tliemseles bankrupts. Tie only way left is, that I mviself send direct to the British College of Health, and have brought from thence a quantity ...

... private Banks, in a period of thirteen years, exceeded £4,00(),000; and no less than 311 Country Banking firms were made bankrupt in twenty-two r years, by which the loss to the public caniot be estimated as averaging less ttan £30,000 each, making the ...