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... 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 ...
... sapl rubies, and three emeralds (52 real »h>ne*l . - gains ; approvaL-Davis. 2M. . Real ostrich jumout ctoles.^ worth 505.; bankrupt stock ; long: se»en-strand. 9*. M-; all brown, natural, black . long ‘fH'.'* 1 7s. 9d. each : approval —Emanuei. 31 . Clapha ...
... 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 ...
... Business Engagement* 2 Trafflo Returns 3 Auction Sales This Day 3 The Property Market 9 Bankrupts and Other Notice* 9 Shipping Intelligence 3 The American Market* 8 Law, Poucb, and Inquest*— Law Notices for This Day ...
... liTiM to again before Bdr» ce Court yeaterday, uolaa fully incurriaf ht from jeweller* prosecuted for the at preeioe* ime bankrupt, with ugust. I«M. Between purchased £1.1«0. paying with hat sum forraedento receipt £2,ofl® A lions on bail. ...
... 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 ...
... personally for the client’s obligations. The plaintiff moat look the owner of the property, who, however, ted recently gone bankrupt. Jndga Bentoul mud on the facts te must find for the defendant with costs, and also thought the law on the subject was against ...
... January 21 to March 28 bbtainS £20,270 worth of ...
... servitude, anti made bankrupt. time the bankruptcy Messrs. and Co., stockbrokers, were creditors for in respect of lonns forged securities, and were men Mr. Morelng, partner in the Arm of Messni. Bewick, Moreing, and Co., iu which tlrra bankrupt was partner. ...
... a man's arm was broken. The bankrupt set the limb so well that when the injured man was taken to the hospital it was discovered that a practised hand had been at work. Inquiries were made, with the result that the bankrupt, who had worked the foundry ...
... Neville, sitting the Chancery Division yesterday, further heard the case of The Official Receiver as Trustee of Preston, bankrupt, v. Cooke.” Some property situated Barnet, and known as Hill Crest, was m dispute. The plaintiff, theOSicial Receiver for ...
... pamisheeal. COIBT IX. fill ties* to Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice Bichatn.—At 10.4S.—AppUcattoq.—Be Humphreys. ez parte the bankrupt. COURT n. Before Mr. Justice Bldley.-At 10.30 -Speelal ferle* -Por r-MisMeratlon. - Bourne and another r. Codiicl’. P-tr ...