... economic has know' . they have strength sources In 194; of Winstc bankrupt, formed it economy i We w production We were in the cost Since tically at in the thin been at th —the cost As Cl was a 1 pawnbroki pawn to Now then attack on Chancellor ...

... the peace for two years. He had pleaded guilty to the - charge that, for the purposes of his More than fifty Labour M.P.s bankrupt proceedings, he had urge Mr. Gaitskell, the Leader of falsely represented that a letter pur- the Opposition, in a letter ...

... because we owe the money and must pay the interest. The only hope, and it is a fantastic one, is if the County Council went bankrupt, said Major N. F. Chance when, at a meeting of the Donegal County Executive of the National Farmers' . Association in L ...

... while Mr. T. A. Blair represented jthe Disciplinary Committee of tli; ISociety. Mr. Rowland said Martin was adjudicated a bankrupt with debts at over £17,000, of which £15,000 represented trust money due to • clients, and the assets were £2,275 on which ...

... Mr. R.. E. Burns, for the accused, said his client had been in business as a contractor in a smart way. When he had gone bankrupt, the clOied (his businese, with a liability of £BOO to £9OO. He purported to sell the car, which he was buying under a h ...

... our economic strength and dissipated our resources. In 1945 the country, in the words of Winston Churchill, was totally bankrupt, but in six years we transformed it into the most virile economy in Europe. We were top of the league in production, exports ...