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The powers and duties of the committee of inspection. CHAP. XIII. OF THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE BANKRUPT. Sect. 1. Generally. 2. As regards the appointment of a solicitor. 8. To collect and realise the bankrupt's estate. CHAP. XVI.-OF THE BANKRUPT'S ESTATE. 1. Effects of Bankruptcy in relation to the interest of creditors. 2. What passes to the trustee. CHAP. XVII.-OF REPUTED OWNERSHIP. CHAP. XVIII.- OF TRANSACTIONS NOT BANKRUPTCY. AFFECTED BY 1 Trotection of certain transactions with the bankrupt personally. 2. Protection of certain transactions relating to the disposition of the bankrupt's property. 3. Of fraudulent preference. 4. Of warrants of attorney, cognovits, &c. CHAP. XIX.-REALIZATION OF THE BANKRUPT'S ESTATE. 1. Generally. 2. To carry on the business of the bankrupt for the benefit of the creditors. 3. To bring or defend actions, &c. 4. To realise the estate. 5. To exercise powers vested in the bankrupt. 6. To mortgage or pledge the estate for payment of debts. 7. To accept a composition or general scheme of arrangement. 8. To divide property amongst creditors. CHAP. XX.-THE PROOF OF DEBTS AND PAYMENT IN FULL i. wuen and before whom debts may be proved. 2. By whom debts may be proved. 3. How debts may be proved. 4. What debts may be proved. CHAP. XXI.-OF THE AUDIT AND DIVIdend. Of the audit. 2. Of the dividend. 3. Of staying a dividend. CHAP. XXII.-CLOSE OF THE BANKRUPTCY AND RELEASE OF THE TRUSTEE. 1. Close of the bankruptcy. 2. Release of the trustee. CHAP. XXIII.-OF ANNULLING THE ADJUDICATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. CHAP. XXIV.-OF LIQUIDATION BY ARRANGEMENT. 1. Of the petition, 2. The appointment of a receiver and manager, and of injunction. 3. First meeting and proceedings thereat. 4. Registration of the resolution and its consequences. 5. Of the trustee, his rights and duties. 6. Of the dividend. 7. Discharge of the debtor. 8. Close of the liquidation, and release of the trustee. CHAP. XXV.-OF ARRANGEMENT BY COMPOSITION. CHAP. 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To the Owners of Settled Estates in England, for the ERECTION or COMPLETION of MANSIONS, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS: 3rd.-To Landowners generally, to enable them to sub scribe for Shares in Companies for the CONSTRUCTION of RAILWAYS and NAVIGABLE CANALS, which will beneficially affect their Estates: 4th.-To INCUMBENTS, for the Improvement of their GLEBE LANDS, by Drainage, and the Erection of FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES: 5th.-To COPYHOLDERS for the ENFRANCHISE MENT of COPYHOLD LANDS. The amount borrowed with the expenses would be charged on the estate benefited, and repaid by a rentcharge, terminating in twenty-five years. NO INVESTIGATION OF THE LANDOWNER'S Forms of application, and all further particulars, may be obtained of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, 22, Great Georgestreet, Westminster, 8.W., and Salisbury; of Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co., Solicitors, 6, Old Jewry, London, E.C.; of Messrs. Gillespie and Paterson, W.S., SIA, Georgestreet, Edinburgh, agents for the Company in Scotland; and at the Offices of the Company as below. T. PAIN, Managing Director. EDWIN GARROD, Secretary. Land, Loan, and Enfranchisement Company, No. 22, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W. LEGAL and GENERAL ACCOUNTANCY. Mr. C. E. MASON, AUDITOR, LIQUIDATOR, and ACCOUNTANT, 30, Essex-street, Strand. London. OROUGH OF BIRMINGHAM.-NOTICE Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this borough will be held at the Public Office, Moor-street, on MONDAY, the 29th of DECEMBER, 1873, before ARTHUR ROBARTS ADAMS, Esq. QC., Recorder of the said Borough The Court will be opened at ELEVEN o'clock in the forenoon of the same day, when the Grand Jury will be imme diately empannelled and sworn, after which Motions will be heard to enter and respite Appeals, and the Court will pro ceed to Trials upon Indictments. All new Appeals must be entered pro forma with the Clerk of the Peace before the hour of Eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the said 29th day of December, 1873. All Appea's will be heard on a day to be appointed by the Court. Prosecutors or their Attorneys are ordered to give instructions for their indictments to the Clerk of the Paace within one month after the committal of the prisoners, unless in cases where such prisoners are committed within fourteen days previous to the commencement of the Sessions, and then such instructions must be given to the Clerk of the Peace immediately after the committal of the prisoners, and in all cases in which Prosecutors or their Attorneys neglect to give such instructions within the time. mentioned, the Court will refuse the Costs of such Prosecu tions. All Persons who are summoned to attend upon the Grand or Petit Jury, and who do not attend, must prove some reasonable excuse for their neglect, to the satisfaction of the Court, or a fine will be imposed upon them; and the recognizances of all Prosecutors and Witnesses who shall not be in attendance when called for will be estreated. THOS. R. T. HODGSON, Clerk of the Peace. Clerk of the Pence's Offices, 13, Waterloo-street, Birmingham, Nov. 29, 1873. Situations, Manted and Vacant. LAWA Solicitor, who has his complement AW.-A Solicitor, who has his complement London, as an Articled CLERK, to a Firm in good Practice. -Address" F. M.." Post-office, Hull. LA AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser (who is admitted, and in his 30th year), a SITUATION as Chancery CLERK.-Address" A. Z.," care of Mr. Maclaran, 13, Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. AW.-ADVERTISER, who is admitted, LAW ADVERTISER, who is admitted, or otherwise, in 1 ondon or within ten miles; ample security off-red.-" W. L." (No. 1600), 10, Wellington-street, Strand. LAW AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser, passed vision) and General CLERKSHIP, in town or country.Address "C.," 5, Queen's Parade, Cheltenham. LAW. A Gentleman (admitted), desires a RE-ENGAGEMENT in a good office in which his time would be fully occupied. Experience in advocacy desired. Advertiser willing to make himself useful. MONEY promptly ADVANCED on Personal Address "E. H." (No. 1600), 10, Wellington-street, Strand Security, Bills of Sale, Freeholds, Leaseholds, Stocks, Shares, Bonds, or other security, repayable by instalments. No preliminary fees.-REAL AND PERSONAL ADVANCE COMPANY (LIMITED), Established 1856, 3, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden. J. WOOLLETT, Secretary. MONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice (from £40 upwards) to respectable householders in the London District upon MORTGAGE of their FURNI TURE without removal, repayable by easy instalments. No charge of any kind unless money advanced. As this does not emanate from an agent, applicants must apply personally to Mr. BAUGHAN, 84, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. The public are cautioned against paying preliminary fees to pretenders. AW.-WANTED, by a Solicitor (recently veyancing CLERK.-Address O. P.," at Messrs. Wooderspoon's, Law Stationers, 7, Searle-street, Lincoln's-inn. LAW. The Advertiser desires an ENGAGE AW.-The Advertiser desires an ENGAGEexperience. Address "C. D.," care of Mr. Robert Cribb, West-street, Poole, Dorset, Land Land's Clauses" undertakings). An AW.-General Conveyancing (including admitted MANAGER, of much town and country experience, open to RE-ENGAGEMENT.-"A. B.," 48, Albany. street, Regent's-park, N.W. AW.-WANTED, by the advertiser, a and assist in Conveyancing, and in the General Routine of a Country office.-Apply, stating age, references, and salary required, to Mr. GOLDING, Solicitor, Walsham-le-Willows. LAW AW.-The Advertiser, of considerable experience in Chancery, Conveyancing, Common Law, and Bankruptcy, desires a Managing CLERKSHIP, in a Country Office. Aged 36. Satisfactory references' Liberal salary expected.-Address "S. W." (No. 1600), 10, Welling ton-street, Strand, London, W.C. AW.-A Gentleman (admitted) wishes for slight supervision), in an Office in Towa. Was for six months with Counsel, and has held a Country Conveyancing Clerkship. Aged 24. Good references.-Address B. C.,' 75, Patshull-road, Kentish-town, N.W. LAW A SOLICITOR will shortly require a SITUATION as Managing CLERK; upwards of five years in present situation; well acquainted with duties of Town Clerk, and Parliamentary Registration Agent, besides ordinary duties. Salary £150; age 33.-Address "B.,"Reeves and Turner, 100, Chancery-lane, London, E.C. AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser, a also draw ordinary Drafts. Abstracts, Memorials, and, if necessary engross and make up deeds. Good references. Age 30.-W.." Messrs. Atkinson, Law Stationers, Quality court, Chancery-lane. Price (with Reports), 1s. LAWA Gentleman, admitted, of large experience, seeks an ENGAGEMENT as MANAGER of the Conveyancing Department in a good Office in London. A liberal salary required.-Address A. T. N." (No. 1509), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. AW. TO JUSTICES' CLERKS.-The ANT has been in connection with magisterial business nearly three years. Could manage Magisterial business (borough or county with slight supervision. Age 23.Address "E. W.," 19. Bewsey-street, Warrington. AW.-- The Advertiser, an experienced MENT as such, in or near London. He is a Shorthand writer, and has a good practical knowledge of Conveyancing, and of the Procedure of all the Courts of Law and Equity. Salary required £180 per annum. Address"L. M." (No. 1600), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. RE-ENGAGEMENT desired at once to manage a branch office or as Managing CLERK. Good Conveyancer, experienced Advocate. Bankruptcy, Common Law, and General business. Twelve years' experience in first-class Town and Country offices. Age 29. Salary £130. References unexceptionable.-"H. R. H." 10, Wellington-street. Strand, W.C. AW.-WANTED, by the Advertiser, who as a General CLERK, capable, under supervision, of drawing ordinary Drafts, Abstracts, Aills of Costs, and would be willing to make himself useful, and not object to post the office books. References will be found unexceptionable. Age 31. Eleven years in present situation. Address "Alpha" (1509), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. AW.-SHORTHAND.-WANTED, by a the offices of solicitors and others, a RE-ENGAGEMENT. He is an Efficient Shorthand Writer, Correspondent, and Accountant; has been much engaged in the Settlement of Railway Compensation Cases, and is generally conversant with the details relating to an extensive practice. He possesses undeniable testimonials from several eminent firms. Address" Lex," Derby Villa, Church-fields, Salisbury. LA AW.-WANTED, at once, in a Country Office, a thoroughly efficient and experienced En grossing CLERK, of steady habits. Salary 308.-Apply to D." (No. 1600), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. AW. A GENERAL CLERK to Copy, Country office.-apply, stating references and salary, to Messrs. RAPER and ELLMAN, Battle, Sussex. AW.-WANTED, in a Country Solicitor's tomed to the routine of a solicitor's office.-Apply, stating age, salary, and references, to HODDING and BEEVOR, Sollcitors, Worksop. LAWRWANTE Drdinary drafts manage the AW.-WANTED, in a Country office, a office under supervision. Must make himself generally useful in copying, &c.-Address with full particulars "X.' (No. 1600), 10, Wellington-street, Strand. LAW. WANTED, immediately, in Country Office, an Engrossing and General CLERK (unmarried). Must be of good antecedents and thoroughly experienced.-Apply by letter to "W. B.," care of Mr. Rutherford, Law Stationer, 10, Cook's-court, Lincoln's-inn. WANTED, immediarely, in a Solicitor's Office in London, as Copying CLERK, an intelligent lad who can write Shorthand, and who writes a good hand.-Address by letter to "V. D.," Harper and Co., Warwick-court, Holborn, stating age, salary, references, &c. AW.-The Advertiser (aged 40, admitted), CLERK. He is thoroughly efficient and competent to advise clients and otherwise act without supervision. Unexceptionable references.-Address" Lex," Beech Cottage, Wigan-lane, Wigan. AW.-ARTICLED CLERK.-A Solicitor be good. Reply stating age, reference, and salary required.— Address "A. B.," Post-office, Sherborne, Dorset. AW.-WANTED, in an Office of largeLAW Country, a very stends, trustworte middle-aged CLERK, to take exclusive charge of the press copying and transmission of all letters, and to fill up his time in general copying and engrossing.-Address, stating age, previous situations, references, and salary required to "H. H." (No. 1599), 10, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. 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