... Bankrupt Lee and Haddock astutely went bankrupt. and Dickens had to start proceedings over again with their receivers. It became complicated either to discover or re2!ise the assets of the firm. Eventually Dickens had to give up the case, and bear the ...

... BANKRUPT He said that the club was bankrupt, and that he had been covering up, hut refused to say for whom or what. An extraordinary committee meeting was held and Nurden was called upon to explain the deficiencies discovered. Mr. Meadows. in c ...

... Bankrupt Between then and 1935 he produced more than fifty revues. Not all of them suc- ...

... BANKRUPT REGARDLESS OF COST CLEARANCE OF OVER MS Carpets, Rugs, Runners and Stair Carpets AT LISS THAN HALF-PRICE WE SELL TIE CNEAPEST CARPETS II TOWN EPECIAL OFFER. Perfect Carpets 4 41.11LCA BALL OMIT, WARWICK ROAD, COVENTRY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), APRIL ...

... BANKRUPT ! HARVEY I have already praised. It would be churlish not to pay deep tribute to Miller, for even that remarkable man will not, I suppose, be coming back to England again. Here he was not fit enough to bowl. So he becomes equal top scorer in ...

... BANKRUPT In 1831, the business ceased—the Stares went bankrupt and the remainder of the estate was sold, in nine lots. Linen bleaching and steam laundry work was subsequently carried on by Messrs. Starey and Oswald,. and from about 1859 by the Oswalds ...

... BANKRUPT Mr. Geoffrey Leach. prosecuting. said Bead, who was friendly with Mrs. Dent's daughter. took the Jewellery while she was away. _ _ A topaz set was sold for £22 10s. and was eventually offered to Mrs. Dent's own Jeweller who Immediately recognised ...

... BANKRUPT BUT the Harman story is no spur for the ambitious boy. Starting life as a 17s. 6d. a week clerk, by 1928 he controlled companies with a capital of £12.000.000 But he had little money for himself—and no car. His method of gaining power involved ...

... BANKRUPT HONOUR FOR NOTTS. SCIENTIST Radio Industry Award First of the Radio Industry Council's premiums for technical writing— to be awarded to authors cf technical articles deserving to be commended by the industry—ha s been won by Mr. J. R. Acton, ...

... BANKRUPT BUT the Harman story is no spur for the ambitious boy. Starting life as 17s. 6d. a week clerk, by 1928 he controlled companies with a capital of £12.000,000. But he had little money for himself—and no car. His method of gaining power involved ...

... BANKRUPT'S The first meeting of creditors of Joseph Woiman. a 74-year-old furniture dealer; of Loraine Mansions, _lloilo- way, was held at London Bankruptcy Buildings. Wedne•day, when a draft statement of affairs disclosed that Mr. Wo!man had unsecured ...

... BANKRUPT SALE OF C ETS ALE AT HALF-PRICE EMPRESS BALLROOM, Bon-Accord Terrace TWO DAYS ONLY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 26 and 2/ from 9.30 a.m. te 4 p.m ...