... Water undertaking. The Chairman said he did not think the Council would consider under any circumstances the purchase of this bankrupt stock. Five years ago they gave their opinion as to the whole matter being an unwise undertaking, but if any member thought ...

... from the trustees of the debtor's marriage settement, but eventually a resolution was paws J that the debtor be adjudged bankrupt. ...

... debtor having nos* paid all his creditors in full, with inteyes#l. Mr. Walter Mosley. undertaker and joiner. was adjudieatA bankrupt on November 10, 1886. The liabilities were £lBB odd, and a first and -Mud dividend of 10Id. in the pound was paid. Since ...

... but the preAtileut .aid if they mold deal with the .e 011411'11C and keep th-us open the: would dettare their spiritual bankrupt: T. At the conelnidor ol the owning , sitting it was announced that influential eupport Sind already heen given to the Central ...

... RIR J. 131118 DIM, BART. Mr. Sievier's counsel, remarking that his client had been bankrupt three times, said this was owing to the fluctuating fortunes of the Turf. In 1892 he wan staying at Brighton, when he played baccarat with a man named Renton and ...

... away 90 per read of the trade. and penalise the remaining 10 per cent. as to render two thirds of the grocers in Scotland bankrupt. Mr. Lloyd George. in reply, amid lie had no desire to penalise the trade, and war willing to consider any fair proposal ...

... continue to be enema- Ali. and various rearrangements had to be talc in the syndicate's affairs. Eventually IL , became a bankrupt, and certain char,;es Love followed. ...

... of the edit., fitted that the bankrupt declared at his preliminary tllllllloliioo that be had no suckle-leads. Subsequently wattage obtained icier. swipted letters from persons referring to home belonging to the bankrupt, although so mention of fools ...

... Sub-Committee making the arrangements. Bsteracrrcv Counr.—At the Cambridge Bankruptcy Court on Wednesday, there were five bankrupts, who appeared before the Registrar (Mr. J. F. Eaden). The adjourned examination of Philip Banyard, of the firm of Banyard ...

... thought he ootild have recovered if be had not been pressed so hard by his auditors. The examination was adjourned for the bankrupt to tarnish a cash account for 1903 within 14 I days. ...

... received from many distant parts of the country. BANISOPTCT Corar.—Wednesday, before Mr. Registrar J. F. Eaden. The only bankrupt for examination was E. J. Wallis, estate agent, who made his third appearance. Re was questioned as tobis amended cash account ...

... transactions, covering a period of over eight years, came to a startling development on the Bith inst. Mr. Ernest Torah Hooky, bankrupt company promoter and et-millionaire, was arrested in his rooms at the Albemarle Hotel in London, and conveyed to Bow-street ...