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... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (Fromn last night's Edinlnurgh Gactte.) SEQUESTRATIONS. I ThomasRobertson, cab proprietor, Shepherd's Loaa, f Perth Road, Dundee. Creditors meet in the Queen's fHotel there, 10th January, at 11 o'clock. C. D. Mit: chell, solicitor, agent ...

... Bmanlrupty Act of 1Sth; and, being of opinion that the bankrupt could not have had at the time w;hen this debt was contracted any probable exspectation of being able to pay it, be sbould senteiuce the bank-rupt to si: months' imnprisonment in the New Bailey, ...

... hands and said by him, and bankrupt could make up statement ahowing what the boxes ought to contain at present. It at Mr Boyle's request that the agreement was entered into, and the immediate reason was that at that time bankrupt had to get additional loan ...

... A. E. Smith appeared for the trustee, Mr James Roes, advocate, Aberdeen; and Mr Watson, advocate, (or the Chany Trustees. Bankrupt, in reply to Mr Smith, deponed that he was 43 years of age, and sometime ago married the widow of Andrew Gray, farmer, Netherhill ...

... as creditors ein the bankrupt's state of affairs. in fact, eveiy- thing had been done in the case required by the l statute. His lordship repeated that he had no puower to review the Hon. Sheriff-Substicute's action. SI BANKRUPTS CITATIONS. r, The bankruptcy ...

... stock and bad debts accounted for the rest. ‘The statutery oath was administered to the bankrupt. ADJOURNED EXAMINATION OF MATTHEW MACKENZIE & sons. The bankrupts were described as wrights aud builders in Glasgow. Sederunt—Mr Kobert Reid, C.A,, trustee ...

... LONDON G Ai ?? ET T E— August 19, BANKRUPTS. John Arkev, James-Street, Grosveaor- Square, St George, Hanover-Square, Middlesex, victualler. Robert Senior, late of Fontefracr, Yorkshire, miller. ...

... men A happier case and lot afford, 'Tis not a damp Lethean shore, - Where foul corruptions breed and stink, And where the bankrupt evermore 'Keeps wandering on its muddy brink Or if Leth6an-only so That this bleak region owns a pool Its waters numbing ...

... cessio. Mr , John Murray, advocate, appeared for the peti- tioning creditors ; and Mr A. E. Smith, jun., advocate, for bankrupt. Bankrupt said he was 60 years of age, and had been in business for l the last 30 years as a contractor for drains, &a. For his ...

... Tat causes of failure were said by tcs bankrupt to be loenss at the Princess Patace, Leeds; inane and expenses in connectien with the Ma*%. cambe Gardens and Pavilion Company, Limited.' in his statement the bankrupt said -I ?? nienced busianess in i-t3 ...