... JEIXKNS'S BANKRtPTCY. ?? the bankrupt, underwent a I' ?? before the Commifflioness, at in the courfe of which it appeared thoet sVaS (till the fem r F6,oool. deficient, he had not attempted in any way what- to acon for. 01bihs firli examinotion before ...

... and agent for creditors ; Mr W. Watson, writer, Haddington, for a creditor; and Mr D. F. Bridge- ford, ?? for the bankrupt. The bankrupt, examined by Mr Anderson, deponed-I entered as tenant of the farm of Blinkbonny at the term of Martinmas 1857, on ...

... of the Established Church, t is liable to be attached by the diligence of his credi- tors, and by sequestration under the Bankrupt Act. c This question has now been decided in the affirma- t tive by Lord Mackenzie, in an interlocutor which we deem of ...

... creditor; Mr F. B. Niblett, a commissioner; Mr A. I.. Clark, advo- cate, for the bankrupt; Mr Dan, S.S.C., agent for the bankrupt; andl MIr Latta, C.A., a com- )nissioner. The bankrupt, examined by Mr MACANDREW, deponed-f began business in Edinburgh as aln optician ...

... trustee; Mr James Nisbet, S S.C., agent in the' sequestration ; Mr M. Lawson, ?? agent. for' the bankrupt;? and Mr Geo. Greigi, W.S., agent for a creditor. Toe Bankrupt, examined by Mr NISBET, de- poned-I' cornmenced business about nine yea's ago, in company ...

... Robertson and Johnston, S. S.C., agents in the sequestration ; and Mr Morris, accountant, for Mr Duff, one of the creditors. The Bankrupt, examined by Mr MfoRnrs, de- ?? shown promissory-note by me to James Grieve for £420, dated 20th March last, &epones-1 granted ...

... Croll, pawnbroker, 159 Holme Street, Glasgow. The claim was for £100, and was founded on a pro- missory-notc signed by the bankrupt and his wife in favour of a Mr George Sim, who indorsed it without recourse to the apl)ellant. The trustee refused to rank ...

... trustee IsIr George Hay, a creditor; Mr II. Cheyne, W.S., agent for AIr Hayv; Mr J. D. Leash, a creditor; and others. The bankrupt deponed-I commenced business in 1842, first in my own name, and aftereards (in 184) in conjunction with M1r Robert Bruce ...

... got'iio part of it. John Fraser, clerk, deponed-I was in the em- ployment of the bankrupt. I was engaged by .thebankrupt -about- six-weeks ago. - I under- ' sood :he'bankrupt, and not his-father, to be my employer.- Shown threeletters-to Field and Allan ...

... MB ER. (Before Lord Kinloch.) M'CREIG5IT V. LEGH, This was a petition for recal of sequestration I awarded. to an English bankrupt, of the name of i Legh, without estate or creditors in this country. He was a native of Cheshire, was in business as a lime ...

... 'Banifshire, and i~a. meeting of the creditgrs of the bankrupt was appointcd by the Sheriff t e-be held'oni 4th March 1864, to elect a trustee.; It 'appeared from the 'state, 'f affairs made up by the bankrupt that the only property or effects belonging to bim ...

... estates of Dugald M'Phail & Co., and of An- gus Al 'Phail, as sole partner of the company, were se- questrated under the Bankrupt Act, on 13th March 1856. A claim was lodged by the Bank of Scotland to be ranked on the seqnestrated estates for a debt on ...