AT a very large and influential MEETING of the CREDITORS of the late
Banking Firm of Messrs. INKERSOLE,
GODDARD, and GODDARD,
of MARKET HARBOROUGH,
held at the Swans Hotel, on Tuesday, the 25th of April, 1843.
WM. DE CAPELL BROOKE, Esq. in the chair,
It was unanimously Resolved,
That this meeting desires that every effort should be made to wind up
the affairs of the Bank by means of a general Conveyance and Assignment
and Trust Deed, without proceeding to open the Fiat in Bankruptcy
already issued against the parties.
That the following gentlemen, who are considerable creditors of the
Estate, be requested to act as Trustees, namely, Messrs. Nunneley,
Hubbard, and Heygate, of Market Harborough; Mr. Fisher, of Little
Bowden; Mr. Robert Attenborough, of Braybrooke;
Mr. Cave,
of Desborough; Mr. Bland, of Dingley; Mr. Andrews, of Church Langton;
Mr. Kendall, of Weston; and Mr. Berry, of Ashley.
That in order to induce the above gentlemen to act as such Trustees,
the individual creditors present at the meeting pledge themselves to
contribute pro rata according to the amount of their respective debts
towards any costs, damages, or expences, the Trustees may be put
to by reason of their so acting.
That the Trust Deed now submitted to the Meeting be adopted, and the
Creditors are earnestly recommended to sign the same as early as
possible, to enable the Trustees to ascertain whether they can safely
proceed to wind up the affairs under the Deed, or a Bankruptcy must be
resorted to.
WM. DE CAPELL BROOKE, Chairman.
NOTICE.
DUPLICATES of the Deed of
Trust now lie for Signature at the Bank, and at the office of Mr.
Douglass, Solicitor; and if the Creditors will attend and sign the Deed
at either of these places, it will save considerable expence to the
Estate by rendering unnecessary personal application to be made to them
at their residences.
By order of the Trustees,
JAS. LEY DOUGLASS, their Solicitor.
Market Harborough, April 26th, 1843
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 29 April 1843