... I ON SEEINM THE NAME OP ADAM SMiTi 1 THE LIST OF BANKRUPTS, SOON AFTER TitE RtCt DEBATES IN THE IUSC OF LORDS. (br P. P. CANDIDATE FOR THE NEXT VACANT PoE7 LAUREATE-SHIP.) How blest, howenvied new, the British nation, Ruled by hereditary legislation! ...

... The Of ficial Receiver, in his report stated that the bankrupt had committed no offenc, under the Bankruptcy Act or the Debtors' Act. He had continued his profession after he knew himself to he bankrupt; he owed 234 when he signed the lease of the Torquay ...

... substituted as plaintiff in the action in the place of the bankrupt, and might be at liberty to carry on the proceedings. Mr Justice Fry was of opinion that, although the personal services of the bankrupt architect were an inducement to the contract, the fruit ...

... said that the bankrupt had engaged in speculations at the Agricultural Hall, and the whale of the debts, amounting to 4,081, had been incurred in connection with the concerts he had given. There was no property of any kind. The bankrupt, on being examined ...

... abandon further proceedings. Mr. Lawrance and Mr. Espin appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Lewis for the bankrupt. No opposition was offered to the bankrupt passing. Three months having elapsed since the publication of the accounts, it may be stated en resumi ...

... reference to the bankrupt's disputes with Mr. Chatterton, into the details of which we refrain from entering. In reference to the company of proprietors of Drury-lime Theatre, who are returned as debtors to the estate for 500, the bankrupt snakes a long ...

... prealiscs. It was not suggested thet no debt existed between the bankrupt aud Mr. Curtis, No one could saL% that the bankrupt had becn living upon his creditors. The Commissione accquitted the bankrupt of any charge of preference, but said that he had gone on ...

... fixed at 119, and the assets at 7 14s. The bankrupt was only asked by the Official Receiver -Shall you be prepared in the future to set apart any of your earnings towards the liquidation of your debts. The bankrupt-No. The Registrar-I think it is a case where ...

... have been received with the utmost enthusiasm. IN RE LEO ENGEL.-On Friday there was a meeting for public examination. The bankrupt, formerly of the Lulls- bridge A'thletic Grounds, and since of the Crown and Thistle Haymarket, sometimes called Leo's ...

... concerned, the trustee did not object to the bankrupt passing. Mr George Lewis, sen.-I appear, sir, for several creditors, ando I am very far from being desirous of offering any objection to the passing of the bankrupt; but in the discharge of my dutylI am compelled ...

... Banruptcy Coust tn Tuesday the case of Mlr. Emery, canadian came befots the Cort Theb bankrupt's accounts showeA debts e1552, w~ith no aseeote. Mr. Johnson, on behalf of the bankrupt, said that he wee desirous of moaking en arrangement with his creditors, and ...

... the adjournment of the bankrupt's examiination on the 28th of May be has filed a second or amended balance sheet, which differs in some of the details from l is former accounts. The present balance sheet, 'spon which the bankrupt miow passed without opposition ...