The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-26 00:00:00

JUPGYIUNT CIIEDII ORS.

The follov, ing is an outline of Lord Brom ham's recently
introduced Bill intituled "An Act to wake creditors who
nave proved under pr, cess in bankruptcy or insolvency judg-
ment en dinirs of the bankrupt or insoh cm
The preamble sets f;‘rth that it is expedient to give addi-
tional rt medies to creditors against iiebtois who having been
iledured bankrupt or insolvent do not ..ceoutit to a satifl-
.frietory wav firsuch property as has been traced into their
po-seistiTh;or'who have not kept such books as they ought to
have done. or who have not c•intioned to make the usual
entries in i heir books op to the time of their bankruptcy or
in,iotvency, or who !Try apnear to have been guilty of great
extravagance in their expenditure. or who may have put
their creditors to unnecessary expense by vexatiously resist-
ing plocerdings taken aitainst them in Courts ofJustice for
the recovery of debts, a. d who for these or for any t ther
reasons shall appear to the Commissioner to be undeserving
of protection. And the clauses enact that the Commissioner
of Bankruptcy may suspend the protection granted to a
bankru t, Ste., and may again re new and suspend, Ste. As.
Itifieate may,
against
signees are io be deemed judgment creditors in certain eases;
and creditors who have proved to be dr emed judgment cre-
ditors. If protection is withdrawn from
prison under
.eic.r.ea•, Com-
missioner to grata certificate thereof according la the form in
sbereliennse in certain cases ;
tee schedule. As.ighee,, 15..!., tit !ding such et
capiaa
when sealed. procure the proper writ of capias, ke ,
skha‘n
i.,k,ruuLt...,
hlefh.eurbt autlikayrutp,rtd.etriahlil
'efwusbe7e, shall to be
1 beentkrup
refused,
andtii itt:rdtehrehla'as. or in olvent. whose
of properly, the creditor inev a in possession.
same for his own use. If
the apple tor an order to !wee the
bankrupt, Ike, not bei• g pro-
tect ed, shall he in piis•. • •ession of property as the reputed owner.
the same may be seiz. d.

r A DVE RTISETT ENT.' -'-Do you
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torture " which shaving bas entailed
woispohn ytouttravehidn:?l:' tthhosel
and try invented Railway Strop
newly
yourself at a railway pace.
hasten
oUntemen named, as it eteleasayannS°tons:hnse: .
~,,ttion is entirely new, p tees
eat well. The cell,'
ted for the purpose. Likewise, ki-
lling hitherto Meet.
and with as little Erie' jowl. making even the cuntationessutr razor
rat
everyt
.I,A few can apply hroperly, theirs is a poAden
u can be aged by a child.—To be
had. wholessle. retail, and for exportation of the Proprietors,
fsoteracTleoni.ting
Koss and 119. and 120, ,holitgate.street.
the strop, an
itFais:iie4
rADvERTISEMENT.j— DI. AFNESS AND DEFECITVII
atuTbryen;thePle
inserted
I.yeett,rt,o,
edta,
alii.E.,,LEVesteaiDc.rt3culatt.,,n
snA,O :he,
bl!eaStA relictl LLOEI-S
perceivedire
they are entirely different from all others, and are the smallest hear-
ing instnimcnts constructed-measuring oul • a quarter of an inch in
their wichst part; they may he
securely totjusted In the ears unob-
served, and removed theretrom With .
as great case and facility. Pcr-
sons ary enabled to join in general conversation, and to bear most
distinctly in a place to worship, ,tic.. and what tiould be greatly
considered, a natural expansion of the cavity o the ear is pr.:so-red
- a thickening or contraction of which la many instances is par-
tially th, cause of deafbess-and by their use the unpleasant ten•
station of al! ging noises in the ears Is entirely obviati,d. Also tm•
proved bearing trumpets tat every description. Immediately the
newly-incented spectacle lenses are placed betbre imperfect vision,
either by dit3 or candlelight, that mist an.' dullness which appear
hetore the eyes is at once rantoved, every object becomes clear and
.listltiet, so that the most aged defective sight becomes bright and
brilliant, and is brought to its youttuid, natural, and original suite.
Also the most powertul achromatic telescopes, opera glasses, and
I microscopes., Caution- Nlcsets ti.. and B. Solomon, opticians, ape
not in any was eonneete s with a person of the same name in their
immediate neighbourhood nor in any pert of the country. To prevent
mistakes, be cautious, anti 01r. erne-only to be had at 30, Albemarle-
streei, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel
r.A.v.:TisEmENT.i—SITHPRISING CASE 07 THE Ric-
COvERY OF HEALTH ST HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-Mr. Roberts, a gen-
tleman residing in New-street, Birmingham, hits been suffering for
years from a-disordered liver, &ranged stomach, Palpitation of the
heart. shortbo*:of hrelth, swelling 05 the hands, feet, and lege,
lowness of whits, and Want 01 strength and energy, which state of
things was *lowly lireating up his clas•titUtiort; an finding no bet.
milt from the menic:al Irectme4t at Mil-nit-glum, he proceeded to
London, where he r: iii. d
.lorits months, In order to =stilt Om
most eminent of the siftfiv,- ve,ich lie did to no advantage, ma
then trr d these ex raftrd'inaty 1,31 a, which in three weeks restore{
;im to per set health auttig4Zrzold by all druggists, and M,
a'ottfitAß 41tilloway 'a ow, t, 2:114. §triliad;litalta•
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