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London, England, 1858-08-21 00:00:00

£14,177 19 7

CR.
By cash at bankers
By debtors, good
By debtors, doubtful
By debtors, bad, carried to losses £482 7 1
By property amended—
Estimated to realise lB5 0 0
Less creditors to be paid in full 78 0 6
---- 106 19 6

6 5
43 6 0
48 3 0

By propertyexcepted
articlesbeldby creditors as security—
Estimated to realise 5BB 0 0
Less creditors to he paid in full 92 19 2
-- £495 010
By
20 0 0
By law costs
By interest
By trade expenses
By political expenses
By domestic and personal ditto (51 years) 4,636 15 7
By losses £1,151 1)633 14 7
By bad debts. B2 7
7
By liability per contra B5 0 0
4 1

£14,177 19 7

In explanation of the item "creditor under decree of the
High Court of Chancery," the following statement is given :
—Wynn, £1,226 4s. W.—Creditor under High Court of
Chancery. Amount payable to him pursuant to a decree of
Vice-Chancellor Stuart's, made 25th June, 1858, being the
amount received from him in 1856, on his entering into
partnership with me, as purchase money of one-third share
of profits of my business ... £9lO 0 0
Costs, say
Amount due to him upon balance of
liquida-
tion accounts of the late partnership, he
having been appointed receiver by the Court
of Chancery

16 4 6

£1,226 4 6
The item " Political Expenses," is thus explained :
Expenses incurred upon my being returned to
Parliament as one of the represen' atives of
the borough of Greenwich, in March, 1857. £BB2 16 3
Entertaining expen.es (including banquet
given in August, 1852)

458 7 9

£1,341 4 0
Under the head of "Property in Possession " tie particu-
lars of 19 pawntiekets are given in detail. They represent
various descriptions of property, comprising silk, paintings,
plate, linen, furniture, and jewellery; the largest amount
being for a quantity of plate, £2l, beyond which sum no
pledge appears to have been made for an amount larger than
£4, the lowest amount being one for lls. The "estimated
value " of these mortgage deeds is stated as " nil."
Of the unsecured creditors, in number there are 164, and
of these 34 are creditors for cash lent, interest, &c., and, in
some instances, law costs swelling the original amount. By
far the greater number are expenses incurred during the
election, for printing, hire of carriages and of committee
rooms, advertisieg, clerks' fees, bell ringers, messengers,
and so forth. Thus, for printing, the following amounts
are stated as due :
Anderson, Ili< ptford £6 2 0
Berryman
Cockshoot, Deptford 3 10 0
Cherry, Woolwich lB 4 6
Dashwood Brick-lane .
Dandridge, Deptford
Dye, Deptford
Edwards, Woolwich
Flashman, Greenwich
lielyer, Greenwich ..
Horton

Jackson, Woolwich 1 0 0
Mason, Woolwich
Mackie, Woolwich
Pyrke, Deptford 4 0 0
Richardson, Greenwich 29 19 0
The creditors for hire of committee rooms are thus
stated :
B
ratt
Bradben, Woolwich
Boyd, Woolwich

Cook, Deptford
Coles, Woolwich
Carter, Woolwich
Daust, Woolwich 6 0 0
Duly, Woolwich
Griffiths, Woolwich 2 0 0
Hartley, Charlton
Jab, Woolwich 1 1 0
King, Woolwich
Lockwood, Greenwich
Lee, Woolwich
Mead, Greenwich
Porter, Deptford .•••• 610 0
Reardon, Woolwich
Richards, Woolwich
Reynolds, Woolwich
Ward, Greenwich
Ware, ditto
Beyond the above the following items appear
in the list of creditors :
Bell-ringers, for ringing bells in Greenwich at
election
Ditto, ditto, ditto, at Deptford 1 1 0
Frederick Chapman, returning officer, poll
clerks' fees (a balance)
Cash and int. rest and horseshoeing lO6 0 0
Deptford bill sticker
Jellis, a messenger
Kingman, ditto OlO 0
Sundry creditors' names unknown, being an ac-
count subscribed in small sums to enable me
to supersede my first bankrup'cy 132 10 0
Williams, a messenger
The statement of affairs at the commencement of the
balance-sheet, nakely, Ist July, 1852, shows that tim
bankrupt's position was then as follows:

. .
DR.
To creditors unsecured £7ol 13 9
To creditors, for halakee in my hands outof money
received by me as an auctioneer and hou:it-
agent
(These creditors have been all duly paid.)
Mrs. Pattenden, holding leasehold property as
100 0 0
security
639 10 8
Balance surplus carried down

X 3097 19 0

CR.
By cash at bankers
... 14 4
1 2
By ditto in house .........
430 13 6
By debtors, good
By Property iu possession, a.t per statement.. • . 024 0 0
By leasehold houses in Thames-street, Green-
wich, held by a creditor per contra, esti-
mated value
House agency business, carried on at Nelson-
street, Greenwich ; since sold to H. Hum-
phrey

180 0 0

1:212 10 0

£3097 19 0
The adjourned exainination meeting will be held on the
23d October next.
IN RE GODFREY AND GODFREY.
ThiS WAS a sitting for the choice of assignees to the estate
of John and Thomas Godfrey, coopers and .packing-case
makers, of No. 23, Wideßate-street. The following is a
copy of an
approximate statement of affairs on the 9th
18.:8 (date of adjudication), as prepared by the
accountants, Messrs. Butler and Cunnings:--
DR.
To creditors unsecured.
To disputed liabilities
To creditors whose claims are relinquished,
the c•ttorsition accepted by tbetu
been pail as agreed—.
Original claims
Amount paid
Claims relinquished £B29 19 1

..11659 18 3
.. 826 19 3