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... prosecution of the bankrupt on grounds set forth in two reports made by the trustee, who m them alleged that the books of the debtor, the vVidence he gave during his public examin►. time, and the evidence of witnesses showed that the bankrupt had committed ...
... Bankrupt stock' STOCK. Bankrupt stock. Bankrupt stock. Purchased from the Trustee of -aJANKRUPT STOCK. L. P. STOCK. ]ate Edinburgh Bankrupt stock, Bankrupt stock. ENORMOUS DISCOUNT. Bankrupt stock., ...
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... AN ABSCONDING BANKRUPT. At tho Hull County Court Bod well, an application was ia re- Ward, a bankrupt. It was day fixed tor the b» public examination, and Of. Rollit, who appear* t* trustee, said that the bankrupt had absconded, warrants had been by ...
... THRICE BANKRUPT. the London Bankruptcy Court, to-day, an application for an order of discharge was made by R. S. Sievier, from whose statements appeared that for three years prior to the date of the receiving order had no occupation, and was supported ...
... AN IMPRISONED BANKRUPT. To-day, at the London Bankruptcy Court, a first meeting of creditors was held before Mr. H. Brougham, Official Receiver, the ease of Henry Montgomery. H; was stated to have been a secretary, and has just been convicted and sentenced ...
... effects executed by the bankrupt June, 1897, in favour of Mrs. A. Hart, of Curzonstreet, May-fair, London. The receiving order was made a few weeks since, the bankrupt being described of Stour Lodge, Watford, and of Neasden. Mr. H. Reed, Q.C., in support of ...
... THE ABSCONDING BANKRUPT. Leopold Goldschmidt, merchant, Old Change, who was arrested Lisbon, was remanded the Mansion House, London, to-day, charged under the Bankruptcy Act with having absconded with £2,450 belonging to his creditors ...
... THE DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPTS In the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, the case of T. France came before Mr. Registrar Brougham on a question of some importance with respect to tbe practice of the court with regard to tbe granting of an order of discharge. ...
... PROSECUTION OF BANKRUPTS. Halifax yesterday Messrs. Edmund, George, and Bartholomew Arkwright Airey, trading as Airey, Sons, and Co., silk spinners, Victoria Mills, Brighouse, wero brought on remand charged with obtaining money by false pretences, and ...
... ARTISTOCRATIC BANKRUPTS. the first meeting of creditors of the Hon. YV. F. J. North, elder son of Lord North, held to-day the London Bankruptcy Court, proof for £20,000 were tendered, and the total liabilities were stated to amount between £50,000 and ...