This bankrupt was a Bookseller and Auctioneer at 393, Strand. Ile came up for final examination. The fiat was issued in October, 1848, on the bankruptcy petition. Mr. Moss is Solicitor to the assignees. The balance-sheet commences in February, 1847, and terminates at the date of

This insolvent is described as of numerous places, and late of Belgrave-place, Eaton-square, Attorneyat-Law, and Solicitor of Her Majesty's Courts in Ireland, but not in practice. He was connected with a concern at Fulham intended to be opened for the cure of nervous and mental

bourne-grove, Paddington, Officer to the Sheriff of Middlesex. His petition was filed on the 23rd November. The earliest debt in the schedule was contracted in 1848. The amount of his debts for which he has received no consideration, is 939/. 108. and of those twice entered, 852

JOHN GODBOLD. This petitioner is described as formerly of Manzhester-terrace, Liverpool-road, Baker and Corn Chandler, and now of Edward's-terrace, Caledonian-road, out of business. The earliest debt in his schedule was contracted in 1839. The amount of his debts is 267/. 2s. 3d

Proprietors' Capital Rest Public Deposits (including Exchequer, Savings' Banks, Commissioners of National Debt, and Dividend Accounts) Other Deposits Seven D;y and other Bills

This insolvent is described as of York-street, Southwark, Potatoe and Pea Salesman, and also of Black Lane Farm, Chadwell-heath, Daer b cnham, near Romford, Farmer. His petition was filed on the 11th October. The earliest debt in the schedule was contracted in 1838. The aggregat

This insolvent is- described as of Regent-street, Chelsea, Carpenter. His petition was signed on the 19th September. The earliest debt in the schedule was contracted in 1844. The amount of his debts is 368/. 2s. 5d., and of the debts owing to him 29/. 2s. 11d. The cause of insol

Since we intimated the intention of Government to introduce a Bill for the Amendment of these Laws, we find that intention has been abandoned for the present, and it appears now that an Order in Council is in contemplation for effecting an improvement in the Criminal Judicature

Names of Persons under whose Estates Debts are to be proved in the Cowl of Chancery. The title of the Cause, and the name of the Master . in Chancery before whom (at their Chamber in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,London),.the Creditors are to come in and prove their debts