... Plymouth, nano minor. O. Our, Calverley, Yorkshire cloth manufsetotar. J. Sumo/yet, Kingston spun- nil, impels 111441ulACIONer. BANKRUPTS.—Tcsamr, JotY 4. N. Tama; Charing-eras. gun maker. T. Mums% Birmingham, butcher. D. Ilrzonowsns. Nottingham, lace mane +cheer ...

... FROM THE LONDON 0111ZETTE BANKRUPTS—Fsinar, Jute* SO. W. and L Salisbury, casemate's. K. Smog, South-streat, Brompton, and Ilart.lans, City, wine merchant. T. Tarrxwoots, Farnham, Surrey, Innkeeper. G. Nawgate-street, City, a Nair. C. Cteran, Terrace ...

... (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill, and the Civil Inns (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill, were respectively read a third time and passed. BANKRUPT LAW AMENDMENT.—The LORD CHANCELLOR introduced a bill for the reform of the law relating to bankruptcy and insolvency.—The ...

... realise a fortune. The Kilkenny wife is appealed to for money, and various amounts are sent, until the business itself is in a bankrupt condition, the goods from the shop are all gun', sad the family ruined. While this cruel fraud was going on, the cruel and ...

... Berlin, now Eoglun by its affections, may make an alliance fatal to the Empire; English millions would be precious to the bankrupt house of dapeburg. The writer Saes on quite in a pessimist spirit to foresee that Portugal, Belgium, andyiedmont (be says ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZz BANKRUPTS.—Faxaea, Amass 27. L MOWN/, Cheeped', City, wholesale eastleuer. C. Pawn& mid E. Coax*, Hercolas.eltaa bora Old Broad. xaet• City, m What share dealers J. Jon a, Men's-road. Chelsea, draser. B. W. Samosas, Theme, Oxfordshire ...

... his conduct badyet it awarded him a second class certificate. Now this mode of punishment is a complete farce. So long as a bankrupt gets his certificate, he cares little whether it be first or second class. ...

... scenes, £834 10s. Bd.; floes, £6 ss. B;/exce, being loss, £214. Mr. Brooke appeared fur toe assignees, Mr. Bagley tor the bankrupt, and Mr. Lawrence fur Mr. Chat. anon, lb. box once keeper. Mr. Bagley said be was not aware of any opposi , ion. The exammation ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZETTE; BANKRUPTS—Fernav, Semmes 17. C. J. Rowse. Uah•idge, hotel keeper. J. Mouse WI te's.street, Honndal.teh, City, metal dnaier. A. Warr?, Swahnnt. Ha npshhe. licen.ed victusiler. T Brunt. and J. Pettus, metal dre.ors. J. Tutee, Worcester ...

... OUTLINES OF THE WEEK. Wass are we to see a reform in the commercial world We arc getting wove instead of better. Fraudulent bankrupts and swindling speculators are still in vogue. Some months back several of the Chambers of Commerce in the districts which ...

... in the service of Maar, Smith, Pevne, and Smith, of London. le in custody on a charge of embezzling Mr. David Hagar, the bankrupt solicitor, or London, who absconded to Aultralia, has been declared an entitle, for not having surrendered to his fiat. The ...

... other practical reforms, a reform of the bankruptcy laws not before it was needed ; at present the punishment of fraudulent bankrupts is a farce. The commissioners amuse themselves with the idea that they distribute value with their let, 2nd, and 3rd-class ...