... appease their vengeance. The death of Charles Sinclair Cullen, Esq., occasions a vacancy in the 12th list of Commissioners of Bankrupts. , We understand the Queen has, with a view to the encouragement of the manufacturers of the West of Scotland, given directions ...

... Wentworth-street, Whitechapel, sugar refiner. BANKRUPTCY SUP,ERSEDED. George Thomas Elgie, Silveritreet, City, Wine-merchant. • BANKRUPTS., James Hart, Hand -court, Holborn, wine-merchant,; to stmender Nov. 19, and Dec. 28, at eleven, at the . Court of Commissioners ...

... without notice, and it was accordingly withdrawn. Mr. O'CONNELL presented a petition from an individual, complaining of the bankrupt laws.—Ordered to be printed. Sir J. GRAHAM presented a petition, signed by the Marquis of Londonderry, Lord Durham, and other ...

... antedating them to a period before the issuing of' the injunction, in order to hold Elliot liable for the amount, and to make a bankrupt of him, in order to get possession of the stock and business. The defendant Sharpe denied pa:tiCipation in the transaction ...

... INSOLVENCY. George Evans, Wallasey, Cheshire, farmer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Crosby, Spofforth, Yorkshire, joiner. BANKRUPTS. George Clark, Bowyer. lane, Camberwell, baker, to surrender, Nov. 23, at one, Dec. 3, at three, and 31, at two at the Court ...

... dismissed with costs. After a few orders in lunacy the Court rose, his lordship intimating that he would sit to-morrow vn bankrupt petitions, and on such ptitions or motions in causes as might be ready. COURT • OF KING'S BENCH-FitIDAY. KING V. The Court ...

... Wherever a man lived, his personal property was considered to be there. Suppose an English any personal trader because a bankrupt, property which he might have abroad woukl be liable to his debts. Under all these circumstances; his lord,ship was clearly ...

... his works, which has already realized to the creditors a further slim of 30,000!.! We understand that the trustees on the bankrupt estate of Ballantyne and Co. have called a general meeting of the creditors, to whom it is their intention to recommend, ...

... commenced trading as a merchant in 1803. In 1817 he became bankrupt, and his debts at that time amounted to 1,600/. Under this commission no dividend had been paid. In 1824 he again became a bankrupt, owing the sum of 18,0001., and the second commission likewise ...

... Le Merchant, a barrister, his principal secretary, vice Mr. Murray, and Mr. Vizard; (the queen's solicitor) secretary of bankrupts, vice Mr. Barlow. Mr. Lowdham remains secretary of Lunatics, which appointment was given , him by Lord Lyndhurst. Mr. Lowdham ...

... generally might- be done Undeithe existing law. The assignees of bankrupts , were ',now perroitteoo summon any persons against whom they' brought actions before the commissioners of bankrupts, and to examine . them as often as they pleased upon with, by ...

... DECLARATIONS OF 'INSOLVENCt' Thomas Price, Monmouth, coach-maker. Samuel Glover, Portland-road, Portland-place, bricklayer. BANKRUPTS. Henry .Cope, North-street, Mile-end-road, cattle-dealer, to surrender, Dec. 10, 17, at one, and Jan. 11, at eleven, at the ...