The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.—Oct. 5.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.)
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF DAVID LEOPOLD LEWIS-
ANOTHER II EAV FAILURE.

This was the examinaticn meeting in the case of D.
L. Lewis, described as a commission merchant and bill
broker, of Salters'-hall-court, Canuon-street. The ac-
counts comprised a period from 30th June, 1852, to 7th
Juno last, and contain the following items :
Unsecured creditors
Do, holding security 216,634
Of these the principal was Mr. W. M'Kenzie,
of Victoria-i,l,reet, Westminster. 115,8031.
was secured by the babkrunt's acceptances,
and by drafts on Mr. Hudson, M.P., and
others.
Liabilities 39,498
To G. Mould and G. Hudson, securities deposited 69,694
Profits
Bonus received, G. Mould undertaking to pay W
M`lcenzie 10,003/. as compensation to bankrupt
for loss sustained on his account..
Capital, 3d June, 1852

10,000
471

£374,321

By bad debtors £7,438
By G. Mould and G. Hudson, M.P., debit ba-
-59,972
lance on cash account
Liabilities
Property
Ditto in hands of creditors holding security
Trade expenses
Lawcosts ..................... .
Interest, discount, and commission
Domestic and personal expenses 3,036
Losses—This large item was composed inter aim
balance of receipts and payments for 1853-54,
3231..
bills, 4,0001.;
of the following entries :—Vauxhall Gardens
2,612/. ; yacht War Hawk, taken at a nominal
merchandise,9o 71aCattle-marketn d 33,
value of 2,0001., and sold ; loss on pig iron, rails,
580/. ; on hops,
tin plates. spelter, &c., 19,677/. ; loss on 'West-
minster Bonds, 36,5821., being the difference
on shares and bonds, 3,967/. The item of losses
is not put in the main column in the
sheet, but thus— X 1,000,095
Bad debts
eibiut w.
value e; enon 307f3
Islington,
17,438

£241,085
The securities held by creditors consist principally of
Spanish bends and mortgages on the property of Mr.
Hudson, M.P.' including Albert-gate House, the Whilby
Es"p and shares in the Sunderland Docks, The bank.
rapt, it appeared. had discaunt9d to a large amount,
nearly 100,000/, bills drawn by Mr. Mourn, be you-
tractor for the Spanish railways, on Mr. Hudson, M.P.,
and to these bills not being methe attributed his failure.
An adjournment was ordered.

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