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... the Crown Inn, Crown-lane, High Wycombe ? The Bankrupt: Yes. . , The Acting Official Receiver: Do you include the value of this furniture in the £lOO mentioned at your preliminary examination ? The Bankrupt: No. ~, , What do you think is the value of the ...
... Boots and Shoes for the Million, J“. 4S, OXFORD ST., WYCOMBE. LAEGE BANKRUPT STOCK MUST BE CLEARED DURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. At about One-half the original cost. No Credit will be given, and no Goods will be exchanged during the Sale. CLUB TICKETS WILL ...
... P.k DLVtKtUX, A BANKRUPT. To be Sold by Auction, by the THREE TUNS’ INN, HIGH WYCOMBE, FRIDAY, AUGUST m, 1862, At Thrt*e lor Four o’clock in the Afternoon, by direction tbe Abtoigneca Mr. James Devbkeix, a Bankrupt, about 22 Acres of WHEAT with the Straw ...
... DEVEREUX. BANKRUPT. Freehold Residences AND BUSINESS PREMISES, HXG-KC To Sotd by Auction, by •VB^nsronsr, At the White Hart Inn, High Wycombe, On Friday, May sth, at 2 for o'clock the Afternoon, by direction of the Assignees of James Devereux, bankrupt, and ...
... NAPHILL. , SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 18G2. fljr iPn:rttp, The following loc .1 bankrupts were published in the* (Saxel'e of y and Tuesday 1 >»t : W i J \V I.Harwell, t »e •ri'c J i i IVto' r- Shit • .-umlor-W.M-hw . i, . ii.hire, 1 : ow'd »i' tuallei Jonathan ...
... which received by the bankrupt as agent for the creditors often repaired, bnt there «_as no ditch.—Deand not handed over. Mr. Hatch docs not appear f , t removed tho old hedge and put fence us yet to have tendered proof. The bankrupt 011 P'aroCffslanchtakmgm ...
... such terms with the bankrupt that must have known his position, was met by the bankrupt, stated, at Hull. thought that he might do better at Huddersfield than at Yarmouth, and he entered on business al Huddersfield accordingly bankrupt now accounted for ...
... received shilling from them this year. He should therefore like the matter further adjourned. Mr. Smith, for the bankrupts, said the bankrupts must stand or fall by their ignorance or want of experience. They began the world four years ago with capital of ...
... contracted within the last two years; the bankrupt therefore was in insolvent position at the time these debts were contracted. The Bankrupt: That’s false. Mr. Clatke : At the meeting of the creditors the bankrupt told them that he was quite aware that he ...
... personal, £297. Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, reported that the bankrupt had in 1855 been discharged by the Insolvent Court, being discharged from debts £269, and having assets. The bankrupt’s stock and effects were sold on the day the petition for adjudication ...
... £297. Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, reported that the bankrupt had in 1855 been discharged by the Insolvent Court, being discharged from debts of £209, and having no assets. The bankrupt’s stock and effects were sold the day the petition for adjudication ...
... the offer is reasonable and beneficial to the creditors under the bankrupt’s estate, and that cannot be until we see the bankrupt’s accounts. After some further discussion, the bankrupt’s examination and application for order of discharge was adjourned ...