Bankruptcy Of Messrs. Mar...
The seconi meeting of Creditors under these gentlemen's commission took place yesterday at Guildhall, at ten o'clock in the morning. Messrs. Mlasterman and Co., the bankers, proved a claim of 20,3121. A Mr. Ward proved for a debt of 6,9051. The Secretary of the Stratford Club wished to prove a debt, but a power of attornev from the club was held ne- cessary. ?1,300 was claimed by one persona for India Bonds, purchased by the house of Marsh and Co., and sold again without licence. A Mr. Sherwood applied to the Commissioners for advice as to a bill of cxchange received by the house (on his account) two days after the bankruptcy: he was told that he was entitled to the whole. Two lists of assignees wvere proposed-one of three names, and one of five. In the end, the election fell upon Mlessrs. Bolland, Hlare, and Knight. A great variety of debts were proved, but it would be dif- ficult to state the gross amount with certainty. BANKRUPTCY OF MESSRS. MARSH, S21RACRY, AND GRAHAM.