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... Bramley apple crop for just I p per pound. How does the Government propose to prevent the global surplus of apples from bankrupting the home industry? VILLAGES According to the The Birmingham Post, country pubs are closing at the rate of six a week. What ...
... the laughing down ofDisraeli's maiden speech; yet it also notices such minor MPs as Hudson, the railway promoter who went bankrupt, and Gully, the former prizefighter. Mr Pearce could have devoted more space to Greville's non-political observations, although ...
... his fantasy for only a de- cade. In 1848, there was a sudden drop in the profits from his mines in Co Dur- ham, and he went bankrupt. Conishead was too huge for its few, subsequent, short-term, private owners, and since the 1870 s 1t has always been an ...
... by her proud but exacting husband. By 1840, Loudon was ill and in debt. A crushing blow came when his major creditor went bankrupt and the wolves closed in just at the time when he was too ill to do more than dictate to his wife, and on December 14, 1843 ...
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... but few people know much about him.’ The original factory burned down in 1828, and in 1835, Whitty’s grandson, Samuel, went bankrupt and sold to Wilton’s, which con- TIM IMRIE-TAIT/CLPL tinued with the same methods. The ground floor of the present Grade ...
... every village in England, we have lost most of Then quite suddenly, in the space of a few years round 1830, the place went bankrupt, as CO U NTRY LIFE • AUGUST 2 ,200 I 53 The church ofSt Giles rises above the limestone houses stretched along a steep flank ...
... the Parisian factory of Christopher Potter in the early I 790 s (Fig 5). Potter, a Cambridgeshire landowner, woad grower, bankrupt and unseated MP, removed to France and established his potteries in Paris in 1789. He also reopened the factory at Chantilly ...
... Conservative Party. The estate was managed by trustees until he came of age in 1874, and, during this time, it nearly went bankrupt, the main part of the house being shut up and the family reduced to living in only a few rooms. However, after the agricultural ...
... him of 'flinging a pot of paint in the public's face'-had yielded damages of a farthin g and ruinous legal costs. Declared bankrupt in May 1879, the Europhile American artist had accepted a commission from the fledgling Fine Art Society (FAS) in London's ...
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... Obviously, that rule does not obtain if the buyer on the first occasion has died prematurely-it often works against mere bankrupts-or if the piece has undergone a major re-attribution. Like all rules, there are probably nearly as many exceptions as proofs ...