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... IN RE BENJAMIN GRAY. An adjourned sitting for public examination of the bankrupt, described as of 93, Edgware-road, solicitor, was held before Mr. Registrar Brougham on Monday. His statement of affairs returned the unsecured debts at 0,402 chiefly in ...
... Bankruptcy Dyer and Closure Act, 1887, came before the Lon 3 Bankruptcy on Tuesday. The object of the is to enable undiso ed bankrupts and liquidati debtors under former statutes to apply to the for discharge without first obtaining a resolution of their ...
... HOWART H PALMER, of Holly Villa, Heathfield-road, in the County of Middlesex, widow, and of no occupation, adjudicated a bankrupt on the 29th day of November, 1879. PUFtSUANT to an Order of this Court dated the 4th day of December, 1888, Notice is hereby ...
... 2.'d. to 101 d. Fancy Dress Material in the Colours .- • . 32 to ls. 112 d. Black Cashmeres . 61d. to 2d. 112 d. Bankrupt Stock Long Lace Curtains, Scolloped & Bound, from 25.112 d. to 183.11:d. Half Price. Long Curtains by the yard 32d. to ...
... than two years since Sir Edmund Buckley, who sits for that borough, became bankrupt, yet retains his seat, although this quite contrary to the law, which provides that if a bankrupt M.P. the expiration of twelve months shall no. have arranged with his creditors ...
... to hear anyone, solicitor or counsel, on behalf of the bankrupt, who was in contempt of court. He (the Official Receiver) had a very strong opinion on the point. Unless instructed by the bankrupt himself, it was impossible that any one could be sufficiently ...
... OREENWAYS. At the Warwick borough police-court on There. day Kelynge Greenway and George Cattail Greenway, chief partners in the bankrupt firm of Meser► Greenway, Smith, and Greenway, bankers, of Warwick and Leamington, were committed fee trial on several charges ...
... sfield (Bassanio): “Why dost thou whet thy knife so earnestly?”—Emperor of Russia cShylook) SnHan To cut the /or/eit from that bankrupt there! ’—‘‘Merchant Venice,” Act IV., Scene 1. Question op Right.—Lady : ** So yon wish leave, cook. May I ask why Cook: ...
... with the Standing Orders. Mr. Spencer Green,Anel-road, Iverson-road, West Hampstead, and elswhere, builder, is gazetted a bankrupt. ' Mr. Arthur Sharpe, organist of St. Mary's, Kilburn, has earned Honourable Mention from the Tonic Sol- Fe College for a ...
... document the defendant's nephew took away with him, and continued to pay her the Interest up to October, 1801, when he became bankrupt, and left the country. According to the plaintiff's own account all her dealings had been with the defendant's nephew, and ...
... Edward Van Camp, builders and contractors of KiUmra-riaa, carrying buiineaaia COpurtnertblp th#finn of end E. V#n OMnp* The bankrupts bad in the first inatanoa presented petition for liqnidaUon, hut reeolulkm was come to for the oontiuoanoe of the proceeding ...
... 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 ...