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... counsel) wished particular) , to direct the attention of the court, as it abundantly appeared, from an examination of the bankrupts' hooks, that they were at that time insolvent, the ineolvency arising fr the failure of Messrs. Fry and Chapman a bank in ...
... official assignee under this estate, intends forthwith to athertise and wake a dividend under the private estates of the bankrupts ; and in February a dividend wiU be dvelared wider the joint estate. The dividend in I. N. Wigney's pr ivate estate will ...
... 4ml-broker. John Sesber, !aoltsm. Combriarmiore. tracer. Jeremiah Boulfaut MO's, korringtoo, Warwickshire, cosi, dealer. BANKRUPTS. John [tress 'toward, Attlebentge. Norfolk, minister. William Rickard. Kemp. Holloway, grocer. Frederick Void. Aldiate, draper ...
... BANKRUPTS. George Pile and William Jain. Bernard Swanton. Bishopagate•street Withut, wine and spirit merchants. Thomas Manning, High4trept, Camden town, grocer. Hukh White, Topsham, I>evonshire, balkier. John Swallow, seas.. John Swallow, Jan., and George ...
... prosperoue state ; the enforcement of the measure, Irish peers and the rich landholders bad become absentee.; commercial men, bankrupts; farmers, emigrante • labourers and inia•hanics, paupers. (Hear, hear, be ar.) To remedy such a state of things, more competent ...
... forward and was sworn. He said he had had transactions with the bankrupt, and had received a bill of £IOOO from her. The parties to the bill the .£IOOO, if he recollected rightly, were the bankrupt rides the Hon. Mr. Foley, or Lord Foley. He reeeived list bill ...
... TNVISDAT TNR New ACT.—ARRANAbI BARI - aurrcv.—Thr bankrupt, desenhed es • scrivener, who in fact a solicitor, timing on business in White. chapel, applied to-day for his certificate. He was declared a bankrupt in April 1042, and passed his last examination ...
... must be thoroughly acquainted with England—its fashions—its gaming tables—its raring calendar—its money-lenders, and its bankrupt laws, while their unfortunate country is without • resident n obleman. All this, or at least the greater part of it, comes ...
... salsas the bankrupt made oath that it had been obtained without fraud. But the questioa was, whether these words were more than directory. and whether it was not within the discretion the Court to dispense with the personal oath of the bankrupt. In the ...
... BANKRUPT!. Witham Crotcir‘Thlar .- s, ausithotherwell, wine-wee. chant. John Lattinser, Minstar., Bucklegbamskire. corn-factor. Thomas Edward Clarke, Ade, Norfolk. apothecary James May, Clapham-riee, chins-dealer. William legman Welth,Great Queen-street ...
... marriage Nettle-- meat.] BANKRUPTCY COURT. Tun P4SOLVENT P•aa.—Lund Hautingtower walked out of the court on Tuesday • perfect bankrupt—a wiser. if not • better man, then when be walked into it. The colonels, and captains, and ladies, and lenders of money to ...
... in God's name let the obligations of property gum with them ! To provide for the daily, weekly, monthly support,— out of a bankrupt's assets,—of the hands thrown into idleness by his failure, till such time as they should have the offer of adequate employment ...