The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-09 00:00:00

IN RE GEORGE BIILLER.

The bankrupt was an auctioneer. This was the
examination meeting. The bankrupt's balance-sheet,
as prepared by Messrs. Mackillop and Young, extends
from January, 1842, to June, 1850, and contains the
following items :—To capital, 3,4511. ; to creditors,
173/. ; to drawings from the firm of Fuller and
Marsh, and G. and R. Fuller, 1,995/. ; to partnership
liabilities, 6,4631. The assets are about 2,0001. An
adjournment was ordered, that some partnership ac-
counts might be filed.

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innkeeper
I N.
The bankrupt wassNat Finchley. His
certificate was unopposed, but Learned
the Commis-
sioner said Lit mmst be suspended for twelve months.
The bankrupt had been little
better than a brewer's
puppet, except that he had gone out of his way to add
farming to the business of
innkeeper.
He almost
doubted whether he ought to grant certificates at all
to brewers' puppets. However, in this case, as there
was no opposition, the certificate would be suspended
twelve months.
(Before Mr. Commissioner FANE.)
IN RE RADFORD AND SOUTHALL.
The bankrupts were coal merchants in Gracechurch-
street. Their balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs.
Glover and Son, contains the following items :—The
separate balance-sheet of Southall showed debts of
4,1371., including a sum of 1,1334 to the Devon and
Cornwall Banking Company, and assets of 3,1291.
The capital was 2,008/. The debts of Radford are
1,5551. • the assets, property, and good debts, 745/. ;
doubtful debts, 5281. The bankrupts passed.
IN BE JOHN GRIFFITHS.
The bankrupt was a draper carrying on business in
the Strand and at
Hoxton. His balance-sheet, as
prepared by Messrs. Mackillop and Young, extends
from the 3d of April, 1847, to the 3d of August,
1850, and contains the following items :—Dr.: To
capital in 1847, 2,203/. ; to creditors, 4,0221. ; to
creditors holding security, 8031. ; gross profits, 4,251/.
Cr.: Good debts, 340/. ; property as realised, 2.867/. ;
property held as security, 5081.; trade expenses,
5,002/. ; house and personal expenses, 3301. The
losses include a sum of 700/. by the lease of 246,
Strand, and 8581. on realization of stock.
Mr. Dupree appeared for the bankrupt, who passed.
There was no opposition.
IN R 8 GARLICK.

warehouseman in Charter
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His
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balance-sheet, as prepared by
Mr. Butler, shows debts, 2,8111.; assets, 7901.
Mr. Lawrance supported, and Mr. Linklater op.,
posed the certificate.
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IN RE JARDINE.
The bankrupt was a draper and the actuary of the
Dartford Savings' Bank. The certificate meeting
was this day adjourned in order to give further time
for the depositors to prove their debts against the
estate, in order that they may be in a position to op.
pose the certificate should they think proper to do so.
Mr. Jones, of Sise-lane, appeared for the assignees ;
Mr. Linklater for the bankrupt.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Nov. 8.
(Before the CHIEF COMMISSIONER.)
IN THE LATTER OF LIEUT. CHARLES ABNEY MOUAT.
This insolvent, a lieutenant on full pay in the 50th
Regiment of Infantry (Queen's Own), who bad dis-
tinguished himself during the Indian campaign, ap-
plied under the Protection Act.
Mr. Nicholls opposed for Philip Beyfus, and Mr.
Dowse for Messrs. Lyon and Co. Mr. Cooke, with
whom was Mr. Sargood, supported the application.
The case was before the Court in August, when it
Was adjourned with the view of effecting an arrange-
ment, but it had not been completed.
Mr. Nicuorxs and Mr. DOWSE submitted that the
insolvent, having incurred debts with the opposing
creditors, without reasonable or probable expectation
of payment, it was not a case fur protection.
Mr. Ccox made a powerful appeal to the Court on
the part of the insolvent. It was a painful position