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... protection for this bankrupt. The effects were taken possession by the Court. lit C/tarles Cooper, tnihir, Xctrporl.—A meeting of creditors was held, when Mr. W. 15. Mew put proof for £1 18. creditors assignee was appointed. Bankrupt appeared, supported ...
... Mr. Commissioner llolroyd.) IX RR DALLIMOItR. The bankrupt was a grocer at Newport, in the Isle of Wight. This was the certificate meeting. The debts are £1,201; assets about Mr. Chidley, for the bankrupt, applied for a secondclass certificate; Mr. Hughes ...
... MAN, j Ventnor, the Isle of Wight, the county of Hants, Whitesmith, having born adjudg*. Bankrupt the 10th day October, lbG7, a Public Sitting for the said Bankrupt to pass his Last Examination and makeappli-1 cation for his Discharge, will be held at the ...
... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, LONDON, 7th May. (Before the Hon. Spring Rice, Registrar.) Re John Denham. The bankrupt, John Denham, is described of No. 15, Star-street, Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, in the county of Hants, builder. This was a sitting for the ...
... NEWPORT. Local Bankrupts.— William liarrett, of Player-street, Ryde, gasfitter, was the 11th inst. adjudged bankrupt by the Registrar of Newport County Court, who granted protection until the 26th inst., the day appointed for the first meeting of creditors ...
... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. J. WOODROW. The bankrupt was an inukeepcr of Ryde, Isle of Wight. llis Ho sou gave judgment on a question of certifieate. held that the bankrupt had been guilty of fraudulent preferences, making false statement of* his affair, and ...
... The bankrupt, Robert Read, a tailor, of Newport, applied for his certificate. The accounts, prepared by Mr. George Butler, show—Debts, £3,300; assets, about £800. Mr. C. E. Lewis opposed; Mr. A. Turner supported. It appearing that the bankrupt had submitted ...
... morning, some maliciously-disposed person ...
... highly aneeotslnl speculations. As it waa the bankrupt seamed to bo deserving of consideration at all The offer to laa the bankrupt £lOO per year thought by no moans UUbcral one, bnt not wishing to bo on the bankrupt ha should allow him to retain £llO, and ...
... Stephen Foley, Goldsmith-street, warehouseman. William Jefferson and Thomas Dixon, Jarrow, Durham, alkali manufacturers. Bankrupts. Charles John Marc, Orchard-yard, Blackball, shipbuilder. George Fox Fames, Paul-street, Finsbury, oilman. John Pitt, Birmingham ...
... Mr. R. Griffiths appeared in support of the bankrupt. —Mr. Brough, for the assignees, stated that the bankrupt had answered the requisitions of the assignees, but his answers were not satisfactory.—The bankrupt deposed that he had removed no property before ...
... discharge ; but the assignees requiring further accounts, including an account between the bankrupt and his father, an adjournment was asked for. The bankrupt was and said he had no lease of the Commercial hotel. There was merely an agreement between ...