... wailie of the creditors equally,-fo that the under- ?? creditors fhould draw npthing 'nibre than the other creditors of the bankrupts. That no lofs mright. arife from the deley, the underwriting-creditors gave a power of attorney to the truftee tinder the ...

... out of the common courfe of law, and 'out of the power of the- &eid8trs, and confidd it to the pleafure and caprice of the Bankrupt. .-Mr. ERtSKINr$ Mr. GziBs, Mr. DILLONE arid, Mr, RicK01ARDS, in reply Rlated, that the quedtion for the mrifideration of ...

... with him, diates that none of his books or Id documents are in the hands of his affignees; and afls,. le though he, being bankrupt, might not be all6wed to - orfecute ? How could- Mr. Courtney get quit of is Clarke's aaion but by his, Lyon's, evidence ...

... Railton on' a Mr. 'itone, pay' able to the defendant, and endorfed by him to Brandom. All the parties in the bill becarne bankrupt, and Bran. don commenced an aaion againfl the defendant for the amount. In the couife ofthe action Mr. Brandon died, and ...

... FI was ,tlttt*of his attorney, a 'refperable (Gentlemanf, who declared that at the tinie of taking the convey ance to the bankrupt's efiefts, he had made every' inquiry to :a.iertain 'whether; there were any other crcditors 'that he put a queffiom to that ...

... Petition of Mr. Bennet, late of Feverfiham, praying relief for moft oppreflive conduce towards him under thle authority of the Bankrupt Laws. It appeared that thec Petitiontr having, , had a difputt wieh'the Rev. Mr. Stron~g, sli' 'Recaor of the Parifh, refpecaing ...

... before Lord Ellenboroug h at the Sit- tings after Iast Term. The adlion was broutlht for setting aside a Commis- sion of Bankrupt, aw arded against the plaintiff, on the ground thlat lhe did not carry on any trade at thetime the Petitioning Creditor's ...

... -the bankrupt estate. . It 'appeared that after Mr. Le Boune had executed the' policy at the desire of the bankrapt's -wife, he entrusted 0 it to her custody. She gave it up to'the Defendants t] in secuuity of a debt due to them by the bankrupt; and 0 ...

... beell sglown, cord tako!him cti of the callienull rh..a- ar of vifulair and 'make him, as a buyur and, aeie b ejedt to the Bankr-upt Lat~s. lThc J ury foulld for the Plaiitifi-Da'ssgm io6]. REI oV. 1.0 1lN S ON This adicion was brought by the Plaintiff to ...

... their hands; both those bills, however, W2re dishonoured, the Acceptor and Alder . both ab- scondled and shortly after were bankrupts, and as Messrs. Rowneys did not know Arden and were ig. norant what consideration had passed between him and Alder, they ...

... B3an;lrupts to have been prey sent when the Bankrupts communicated to the Plainti~F the existence of a debt by them above iol:. declared that they had never witnessed any such communication. The Clerk to the Bankrupts also declared that thoy. kept private books ...

... GRANfrHA,1, to the Right Hon. Lady HENri 1 ErTVa FRANCES COLE, youngeft daughter of the-late Earl of Enuilkillen. - SCOTS BANKRUPTS.. Ks.%oCH STU4ART, Co fedtio:nf, Edinburgb-Cre- ditors meet in John'sCoffeehouf, 26th July, one o'clock,. to alame a faRor; ...