... hand, it ?? in proof that the bankrupt had told tile defendant that he had bought cheap, and could, therefore, sell cheap; and it was, not attempted to be shewn that Carmnsew bad any know. ledge upon what terms the bankrupt had bought, lior had he ever ...

... attorney of l.onidon, - the amount of the loss they led sustained by his neglerctiig to prove a debt of the plaintiffs aainlat a bankrupt, bly which tI they missed the dividend. LoNDON UNsvERSeTv.-It hfis been officially stated that the total receipts Fir this ...

... Esq.-Drogfheda J. It is now understood that Government have deterumi- tned to pension off all the present Commissioners of Bankrupts with £150 per annum, and to substitute six regular Comrnissioilers, with a salary of £2,500 per an- I num each, who are of ...

... with the defendants, who were his bankers, arid they paid him tie money, mi- nus the discount, aeed sool, after lie became bankrupt. - The bills, when due, were paid by tile acceptors to the de- ercdants. The plaintiff brought his action against the de- ...

... debtor in 1821, at which period his debts and li4lrilires amounted to £1,000. In the fol- lowing year he was ule'dared .a bankrupt, but the amount of his then debts he could riot tell, they must have exceeded £1,000. His present debts had bepn contracted ...

... KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, JUNE 25. Broderick, Assignee vf Joknsfoan and Reebies, Bankrupts, against Jolwm HamilL This was an action of Trover, brought by the Assignees of the Bankrupts against the Defendant, for the value of certain articles purchased at the ...

... Tils''as an actioD -of ejectment on a 4iouns ihi Waring- street, for maoney--advaneed on mortgage to William Mills, now a Bankrupt. Thbre- as no doubt of the plaintiff's title totlhe ejedtmeut, but it was urged for the creditors tbat Wm. Mills committed ...

... India Company, Mesges John Martin, John Smith, George Norman (the Bank Director), Lewis Lloyd, and four Commissioners of Bankrupt.- Times. WHEAr.-From a statement given in the Quebec Mercuiry it anppal's that Canada will have a surpllra of 3.115,000 bushels ...

... property witho Ut the sanction of the ?? Commissioner said, that the opinion of a sub-division court should be taken. The bankrupt is at Portsmouth, conducting the ?? profits of The Hampshire Telegraphi are estimated at £2000 a-year, and under the su ...

... left iii the house were af- terwarile restored to tile plaiintitf by order of the Sheril£- Alr. Mlitten iii tie inei ?? ?? bankrupt, ilild his as- signees nowe claiklned froin the defendiuilts the value of the ?? eih*t piecess, whilih were val rued at £X58 ...

... ex- cite considerable interest. SINGULARt Ca[OCMSTAeANcE.Last week as the widow of Sir G. Duckett, formerly a banker, and a bankrupt, was looking over her deceased husband's papers, she found a receipt for E. India stock to the amount of £3,000, on which ...

... John Motore and Wiiin Martin, Assiqneesof.rames Quin, a Bankrupt,' v. Jamtes Roomer and Jdeame Campbell. This action was brought to recover the sum of £80, paid by James Quiin, the alledged bankrupt, to defendants, in September, 18:38, after the alleged ...