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... youba 6aytit. BANKRUPTS. (From Friday's Gazette.) CHARLES FIREDERICK SCHLESINGER, EDWARD SCHLESINGER, and CHARLES PARFITT, Basinghall Street, drysalters, to surrender Dec. 14 at 12, and Jan. 13 at 1, at Basinglhall Street. Sol., Hop- good,, King William ...
... other trades- people in the city. Messrs; Owen and Gutch, surviving partners in the finn of Farley and Co., were adjudicated bankrupts on Saturday, at our Bankruptcy Court, and their names will appear in 'the 'sal list in Tuesday night's London Gazette. As ...
... ?? 6apw. (From Fridals London Gszette.) BANKRUPTS. THO3MAS TYRRELL, Tonbridge, factor, Dec. 22 at 11, and Jan, 21 at 1, at Basinghall Street. Sols., Sole and Co., Aldermanbury; off. assig., Johnson, Basinghall Street. GEORGE BHAmT, Haddenham, Isle of ...
... railways to the amount of ten million dollars; delay of three months to all debtors to the National Bank; modification of the Bankrupt Laws; and the abrogation of restrictions on the rate of interest. At Hamburg, a Cnmrission of Confidence has been formed ...
... have been good to, is it? Witness: I have assisted all my ?? you know that it is shortness of capital that las made the bankrupts stop so quickly? Witness: Yes.- Wben you lent the money didn't yon do so in the name of the firm? Certainly.-Mr. Knight: ...
... who have been compelled to appear in a Bank- ruptcy Court from natural vicissitudes and misfortune. In France a fraudulent bankrupt is prosecuted at the public cost; but if a conviction is not obtained the expense falls upon the estate. Fraudulent bankruptcy ...
... ANNULLED. ROBERT BRADLEY, Trafalgar Road, Old Kent Road, and Cumber- land Place, Southwark, manufacturer of paper-hangings. BANKRUPTS. FREDERICF STONE, Oxford, hotel keeper, Dec. 22, Jan. 28, at 12, at Basinghall Street. Sol., Messrs. Pownalls and Cross, ...
... ontttk- (From fr{darys London Gazette.J BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. WILLIAM BENJAMIN PHILLIPS, Birmingham, bolt manufacturer. - BANKRUPTS. JOHN BErTTEg, Noble Street, City, and Park Road, Dalston, Jan. 6 at 2, and Jan. 29 at 12, at Basinaghall Street. Off. assig ...
... process which would render the act compulsory and independent of the judgment of managers and shareholders. A compulsory bankrupt law is also recommeaded as applicable to railway companies, as well as banks. The revenue for the year is estimated at 75 ...
... the causes which had induced the filing of the petition in bankruptcy. In conse- quenee ol communications received by the bankrupts from Messrs. Roberts and Company, their London agents, they found that a crisis could no longer be averted, as the position ...
... of Liverpool, the real bill of lading hvingpreviously been de- posited by the bankrupt, and advanced upon by a Mr. Hub- bask. It was for the last named fraud that the bankrupt had beencommittedtotlielast Asizes. [ThecaseattheAssizes broke down for want ...
... go0oll &ytte. (From Tuesday's Londonc Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. JOHN BRITTEN, Noble Street, Falcon Square, and Park Road, Dalston, dealer in silk, to surrender Jan. 5 at 2, and Jan. 29 at 12, at Basinghall Street. Sol., Dalton, King's Arms Yard, Moor- gate ...