... BANKRUPTS CHARGED WITH FRAUD. ♦ George Evans, Lfira-road, Brixton, and Frederick George I Duukin, Cold harbour-lane, Erixton, appeared at liovr- ! street Police Court yesterday to answer a charge of con- ; cealing, with intent to defraud, the fact that ...

... disclosing the fact that he was an undischarged bankrupt. Mr. C. Johnstone prosecuted. Mr. J. P. Grain defended. Tbe prosecutors carry on business in Copthall-court, City. The accused was adjudicated a bankrupt in June, 1806, his liabilities being £145 and ...

... sitting -K. .. at 12 Six petitions at 11, four petitions at U_ and ,:i_ V- tionutl2._. ' iIULTi-il:.. op Crewtoka— At Bankrupt cy-br.i; lit ?? ...

... bloom. There are some in my garden, which faces the North Sea. Mr. Woolfall sends us two good specimens of the flower. j ) Bankrupt Solicitors.— Solicitors who have i I become bankiupt within the past eight years bavo just ! ] received the followiug intimation ...

... convicts were brought up from Wormwood Scrubs in custody of warders. The bankrupt Harrison Ainsworth, examined by Mr. Hough, Senior Official Receiver, stated that he was adjudged bankrupt in 1887, and dividends to the amount of 3s. 6_d. were paid on debts ...

... August 21— A. J. Wool way, Grenviile-road, Hornsey-rise, pianoforte manufacturer, August 20. BANKRUPTS. NOTICES OF FIRST MEETI..O3 OP CRSDITOI-S (The Bankrupt.y Acts. 1833 and 1830. i (To surrender in Londou.) H. Gusdalla, Abingdon -road, Earls-court. ...

... (Section 20), A. F. Calvert, at 11. Applications.— Beer and Uanh, at Hi- fi. J. Cave, at 11$— B. Buxton (Section 53). at 11J. Bankrupt™ notice (application), at HJ. Seven petitions, at 11. MSKDNQS P» CRBMfOBS.— At Bankruptcy-buildings, Carey street, Lincoln ...

... undischarged bankrupt. Mr. Longman Commenced an action against Morris and Bennett, but afterwards he laid a criminal information charging Morris with obtaining credit from him without disclosing the fact that he was an undischarged bankrupt. While that ...

... second division. The Bankruptcy Act.— Henry Tovmsend, 60, ware- houseman, pleaded guilty to having, while an undischarged bankrupt, obtained credit to the amount of £20 and up- wards from firms without informing them of his bankruptcy. It was proved that ...

... entrusted to him by Eliza Ellington. Mr. Fray ling, who prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury, stated that the accused wa3 a bankrupt solicitor. The charge against him was preferred under the 75th and 7Gth sections of the Larceny Act. The accused was only ...

... Burial Associa- tion (Limited). There was no offer, and the case was left in the bands of the Official Receivr to wind up in bankrupted NOTICES FOR THIS DAY. HUSH COPB.T OF .11 STICE. QUEEN'S Bench Divii-ox.— Baxkrui-t-Y. -At Bankrnptey Buildings, Carey-street ...

... BANKRUPTCY AND OTHER NOTICES. BANKRUPTS. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. (The Bankruptcy Acts, 1533 and 1890.) ITo surrender in London.) R. XV. R. Reeve, the West Ham Brewery. Romford-road, Forest-gate, and the Borough Tap, Henniker-ror.d, Stratford ...