... when came Loudon. was utterly deceived, aud after bin partner was *entcnced at Maidatone to penal servitude, was adjudicated bankrupt. obtained hi* discharge, aud struggled on, but had been swayed by influences which were too strong for him. An old schoolfellow ...

... on for hearing. This Bankrupt appeared for his adjourned public examinalion, and having filed an amended account of &Vein's and Payments as ordered by the Court, the Official Receiver expressed himself satisfied, and the Bankrupt was allowed to peas. ...

... EDWARD PRIME, of B&aaiNuTo*. in the Countv of Cambridge, Cement Manufacturer, was on the 29th day of April. 1890. ADJUDGED BANKRUPT the County Court of Cambridgeehire, holden at Cambridge. Dated the 30th day of April. 1890. JOHN ELLISON. Official Hecrirrr ...

... the bandits. The Turkish Minister is credited with the flippant remark : -The kidnapping of another American woman would bankrupt the Ottoman Empire. It is stated at Samakoff that Russia has promised to cooperate in the efforts now being made to obtain ...

... total abstinence. Rs G. IL the London Bankruptcy Court, on Wednesday, before Mr. Registrar Oifferd, the bankrupt now applied for his discharge. The bankrupt, formerly of the Cock Hotel, Machin, had also carried on the business of a china and earthenware dealer ...

... Re wnwAr 11111117, OP The discharge of this bankrupt was opposed by Mr. Vincent. In answer to the Official Receiver, bankrupt said: I went into business a few years ago. Went into business at Foslingfurd as 'millwright. Then I took the Horse Shoe public ...

... Water undertaking. The Chairman said he did not think the Council would consider under any circumstances the purchase of this bankrupt stock. Five years ago they gave their opinion as to the whole matter being an unwise undertaking, but if any member thought ...

... from the trustees of the debtor's marriage settement, but eventually a resolution was paws J that the debtor be adjudged bankrupt. ...

... about £2O. Had no account of household expenditurc.—The bankrupt was allowed to puss. Mr. Faulkner White, photographint, Cambridge, was allowed to pass. _ _ - • • - • Re Edward Rawlings.—The bankrupt was described as a brewer and miller at Stapleford, Cambs ...

... ease. The defence was that the father was liable for the shoes mod that they hail been put down to him, but as he had been bankrupt, the plaintiff was trying to make defendant liable.• Plaintiff said he made defendwit new shoes, and did repairs amounting ...

... debtor having nos* paid all his creditors in full, with inteyes#l. Mr. Walter Mosley. undertaker and joiner. was adjudieatA bankrupt on November 10, 1886. The liabilities were £lBB odd, and a first and -Mud dividend of 10Id. in the pound was paid. Since ...

... but the preAtileut .aid if they mold deal with the .e 011411'11C and keep th-us open the: would dettare their spiritual bankrupt: T. At the conelnidor ol the owning , sitting it was announced that influential eupport Sind already heen given to the Central ...