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... Receiver, the bankrupt stated that he was a landscape artist residing in The Vale, Hampstead, and that his failure was brought sbont by nnsnoeeastnl action bronght by him against his termer solicitors, Messrs. White and De Bnriatte. The bankrupt gave some ...
... Board of Trade Trustee of the Estate of the above-named Bankrupt. All persona having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt most deliver them to me, and all debts due to the bankrupt must he paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved ...
... respectively ? The bankrupt said be had seen the report bis having been struck off the roll. Ur. Carrington, who appeared for the trustees, said was a serious case, and was important to have accounts from the bankrupt without delay. The bankrupt said that, although ...
... costs. Hr. Brougham, Official Receiver, appeared to examine; Ur. Boxali (Boxall A Boxall) represented the bankrupt. Examined by Hz. Brougham, tbe bankrupt stated that he was landscape painter by profession, and that bis income bad averaged £4OO a-year for ...
... receiver, appeared to examine, Ur. Bernard Abrahams for tbe trustee, and Ur. Arnold (Hicks A Arnold) for tbe bankrupt. In reply to Ur. Pope, the bankrupt stated that be was at present at Pentonville undergoing bis sentence of six months’ hard labour. He was ...
... appointed and eartifiad by Board of Trad* a* traataa of tha aetata of the abora-namad bankrupt. All pacaawn baaing in thair poaaeaaion any of the effect* of tha bankrupt moat daliaar ua*, and alt dahta tea the bukrnpt moat b* paid to aaa. Craditora who hay* ...
... had the estate realized snflicient to pay the creditors full, with all costs, but to enable considerable surplus remain for bankrupt. The bankruptcy arose out of legal proceedings which attracted a good deal of attention the .time. WEST HAMPSTEAD BONFIRE ...
... LONDON, Comprising TAILORING AND OUTFITTING, GENT’S HOSIERY, HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, JEWELLBBY, &o. B.—PORTION OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK OHAW. SONS A COMPANY, WHOLE BALE WAREHOUSEMEN, DRESS MELTONS, HABIT CLOTHS, COSTUME TWEEDS, MANTLE CLOTHS. ITALIAN ...
... cash. I remember walking to town with my father on the Monday, when be said, “Wa shall know to-day if Sadleir goes. What Bankrupt I asked. Yes. And when teacbed his office, and Mr. Gurney entered with white face, asking, Have yon heard the news of ...
... cf 1 , t,toe,pWJOHN T. BICHAHDBON I L Sp f™ I > plumber. *c 83, HEATH STREET, HAMPSTEAD, u.^f. TRAVELLING boxesa outfits BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRESS BASKETS AND TIN TRUNKS ...
... security given being that of a brother-in-law. In Match, 1898, a receiving order was made, and in April was adjudicated a bankrupt. The allegation was that in the preceding January removed property of the value of £B6O to the house of his brother-in-law ...
... ship from foundering. (Laughter.) Mr. Shearman: Yon ate in tbe habit, I believe, of riding about in horse and carriage? Tbe bankrupt: Certainly not in horse—in carriage; and I find that a very economical mode of conveyance. (Laughter.) The examination was ...