e , f of that
14; t
A n.••■••:'
coht . -.•i „ traits, .!
the wit
ir,•,.• •
ear • dee . •e! y. s
tolmal,l) fair (..se l'orell was 11I+1 )ff''S•rit
tlren. It a; ;••seu
I;,-.' weds, is, eon.
• e hen alio 1, duo.' -1 ;iswIditioe t•, ol! ex••1i nape, iJIle‘.111,1 may le, -Ode lee 1,111, of . I,' "I ill, ,t ; and Nis. rottli'u r fl.,• 4 • tfo• melte], by P.",ci.rgcIin' eidc•t• le•ad • It to • •t• I. • I • I 114‘,:f..::.14 at aee tee! r: • • v ;.■■ wity. We e that the: creditors were generally inclined to accept this offer ; but some differ- ences of' opinion arose in the meeting as to certain debts owing by parties who had purchased from Mr. Forth, in his own name, goods consigned to him for sale, on a guarantee commission ; and the question was, whether these debts belonged to the creditors, or were, as they had been taken to be in making out the statement, the property of the con. signers of the goods. After some discussion on this point, it was agreed that a legal opinion should be taken on this question, the deterne• nation of which would of course affect the amount of assets. The meet• ing was consequently adjourned to Tuesday next, to receive this opi. nion, and to consider further the offer made by Mr. Forth. Messrs, Wood, Wales, and Co., have also submitted a statement of their affairs to their creditors; who have unanimously consented to accept a corn. position of I Is. in the pound."
Previous page
