... £220 she stated that the wrticlo had hLeen purchased and paid for by her Questioned as to HER VISITS TO MONTE CARLO. the bankrupt stated that she visited that place m January and Fibrnary, 1803 dwing which tiwe her expenditure bad been £9OO. Mr Grey— ...

... conformity, not;::hhndm.lht he had failed to pay 10s. in Mr. M’t Qo, (instructed by Mr. P. A. Chance, M.P)., appeared for the bankrupt. Messrs. 1. O'Shaughnessy, Q.C., rn A Henry (instructed by Mr. C. Friery) ?“] oa behalf of the petitioning creditor ...

... £7,000 more if they meant to bring the line into pfopcrd tinn for carryi Were the todo that ? Thym do it. Tho’{p:;l:rin & bankrupt state ; they were in a bankropt condition, they had wo funds, no credit, and were in the position of the foolish son who ...

... position as director of Messrs J. G. H00.x.l Co., Limited, several months mo when bankruptey proces lings were reatened, as a bankrupt is disqualified from holding a seat on the board of that compauy. The bankruptey is to take effect within a week from.dtbo ...

... of Jabez Spencer Balfour. Liabilities were stated at £14,493, assets realizing £297. The official representative reported bankrupts means were insufficient bat he acted under his father’s influence. At Edinburgh to-day a Divorce Suit was commenced between ...

... Gladstone, be added, is now favouring extradition to repel the Tory charge and that his clectoral victury was due to a fraudulent bankrupt. 1 may mention that everybody in this town is favourablc to the cause of Balfour. Judgesand other lawyersasse:t that the ...

... it .g;urda blr. o'Leary said it was hi = . g ol s is melancholy duty flfld. [ m“p.’m,‘ as the last resource r;':‘ e B, rom bankrupter. A the take a sam of’ t‘.';rmw workink.tr‘i. : -flr e 2,000, and that ith Camp Expenses, woald meaa b:.rll'l'th the Grand ...

... files, and all the rporl in the shop were taken away, my house closed up, and tho shop sealed, as | had been adjudicated a bankrupt the day before, of which 1 got no notico whatever. My license was taken away. [ was summoned to Dublin, and appeared there ...

... Mr. ODonpell —I must agree with lou You Butter, upwards of 240 firkins, sold at uw)i‘n; M&o (-hix”:;: Haven't we a man a bankrupt nn.;grthy of it. I give you credit forcll that | o 0005 478 per qr. Hay less in quantity than . v indeed. | . - Chairman--Tha ...

... discussion ensued, which resnlted in the Bench considering the course taken to be legal, as the Jaudlord baving | been declared a bankrupt by Mr Dalton, the right to sue was vested in the coutt, and con‘ sequently in the assiguee. Mr Broderick also submitted that ...

... more expensive thau they can afford, and then slide gently into bankruptcy. It must not be understood that the earl is a bankrupt. 1 am merely reminded of this custom by the mention of his palatial residence.” 4 Further on the writer discovers four men ...

... April to find a man named Farneaux, a retired solicitor s clerk, cftering to pay 2s 6d in the pound for the almost forgotten bankrupt, and they naturally doubted the sincerity of the offer. However, the majority of them accepted it They afterwards ascertaivec ...