... satisfactory redaction ! The Bill would moreover keep alive a vast number of rotten liquorshops which if left alone would die a bankrupt death, but which if this meuun be passed would be worth preserving merely for compensation purposes. And not only does the ...

... 30 o'clock on the Morning of Sale M . NASH SON & ROWLEY, Estate Agents and Valuers, ROISTOIII. Herts. Re F. I?. Waldeck, a Bankrupt. By cliental* of The Official Receiver in Bankruptcy. BASSINGBOURN, NEAR ROYSTON, CAMBS. Messrs. NASH, SON & ROWLEY Have ...

... fortunately her injuries were not anions. BANKEOPTCT COl:MT.—Wednesday, before Mr. Registrar J. F. Eaden. There were two bankrupts foe examination, viz., Barry William Roberts, architect, and John Thomson Staples, formerly a botcher, both of Newmarket ...

... that if any solicitor applying for the renewal of his certifi• cote was at the time of such application an undis• charged bankrupt it should be lawful for the Incorporated Law Society, as registrar of solicitors, to suspend the issue to him of the annual ...

... the statement of affairs of Walter Radford, of 3, Bateman Street, cattle dealer, discloses a deficiency of 6311 9s. Id. The bankrupt alleges as the clause of bit failure LOU on trading. Liabilities expected to rank for divideed are returned at E3ll 9s ...

... and straw dealer, was examined. She started business in August, 1895, because, she said, her husband was an undischarged bankrupt, and she wanted to make a living. Her assets were 108., and there was a deficiency of 6756 12s. 6d. She did not think that ...

... Betntacexcv Corm. —There was a sitting of the Court on Wednesday, before the Deputy Registrar (Mr. James Spearing), when two bankrupts were examined. The first was Walter Radford, cattle dealer, of 3, Bateman Street, Cambridge, whose deficiency was returned ...

... acquired by this kind of thing, and also by various swindles, was in her possession. The deceased man, who was an undischarged bankrupt, recently carried out • swindle by means of which he obtained thousands of pounds. The female prisoners tearfully begged ...

... Court, before hu Honour, Judge Wheeler, K.C., on Tuesday, aavaral cases of a minor character were decided. On Wednesday two bankrupts applied for their discharge. In case Fredk. Clarke, an agricultural labonrsr, of Manea, his Honour granted the discharge ...

... TOWN AND DISTRICT NEWS. CAMBRIDGE. Baintaorrer Coriar.—Wednesday, before Me. J. F. Laden. The only bankrupt for examination was Henry Herbert Marlow, baker and grocer, of Wiokambrook, Suffolk, whose deficiency is returned at £.349 Bs. Id. The examination ...

... —Before Hie Honour, Judge Short', Joseph Cox, hawker and dealer, of Elmdon, applied for hie discharge from bankruptcy. The bankrupt had failed to pay 10s. in the £, bad kept no books, sod had not sufficiently disclosed his business within the three years ...

... 61. Judgment was given for the plaintiff. Major Hays, late of the Indian Army, applied to have the order adjudging him a bankrupt annulled. The debtor failed in 1890, and practically all his debts under the binkruptoy, amounting to 6272, had been paid ...