... lo{i’:itor to the trustee. I was \d_iudimt«{ a bankrupt in November, 1881, Henry Alfred Stacy, Superintendent of Records at the Bnnlmp'l:y Court, was here called, and eaid that the complainant was adjudicated a bankrupt on the 10th of November, 1881, Mr. Mordaunt ...

... don’t mind his havin§ £50.” Beyfus then got up and replied that he woul, not give me five ncee, trl,mt I was an undischarged bankrupt and ha'yeno legal rights, and that he was already £2OO out of pocket in costs, Eventually I agreed to sign the document in ...

... defendant’s busband, eold it all for £B5, and appropriated the money to his own use. In the month of May Mr. O’Bricn became a bankrupt with liabilities to a considerible sum, and assets wi/. He then ecalled the complainant, who gave evidence gemerally bearing ...

... defendant’s gusbmd, sold it il for XB5, and appropriated the money to is own use. In the mon{)h of May Mr. O’Brien ecame & bankrupt with liabilities to a considerable am, and assets ni/. He then called the com= lainant, who gave evidence generally bearing ...

... Pearse says he wants £26 for his expenses, and I owe over i 5%;) altogether. The learned Commissioner: Why don’t you become bankrupt? The defendant : Tell | me how Icandoit. I wish T could. It would be the grandest thing in the whole of my life. The learned ...

... disestablishment. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, speaking at Clifton, on Saturday evening, maintained that the late Government were bankrupt both in reputation and in power. He afterwards referred to the wine duties, depression in trade, and disestablishment, Lord ...

... Hs denied that he had been ‘sentenced to two years’ hard labour. He had never been in a criminel court in his life. He was bankrupt in 1867, and as late as February, 1884, gave a bill of sale on his furniture for £3OO. He kept his own banking account because ...

... deal leniently with the bankrupt, who had been deserted by ull his friends since the breach of promise proceedings. The judge said he could not admit Mr. Weightman’s mild Lngulge. On the letter of the 15th :fa.nmry, 1885, the bankrupt was not a man in whom ...

... especially in the districts of small farms. In Switzerland it is said some twenty per cent of the small holders of land are bankrupt and deprived of their vote in consequence, THOSE who are interested in the spread of education and take trouble to acquaint ...

... of technical teaching to the ordinary day schools of th country. e The Texas and Pacific Railway Company has been adjudged bankrupt by the United States Court al New Orleans, and receivers have been appomted. While the Kilmallock Beard of Guardians were ...

... ure, and the relation hnical teaching to the ordinary day schools of th e Texas and Pacific Railway Company has been ged bankrupt by the United States Court al New ns, and receivers have been appomted. ile the Kilmallock Beard of Guardians were sing the ...

... A BANKRUPT AND HIS MINORITY DEBTS. At the London Bankruptey Court on Friday a meeting was held for the public examination otr C. L. 8. Lister-Guthrie, who is described as of Boltonstreet, Piccadilly, West Cowes, and Scots Calder, N. 8,, late of Gravetye ...