... the appointment of a Trustee, all lemons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt, must deliver them, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid to the Registrar. Cr.. ditors must forward their proof of debts to the Regis. trar ...

... in the County of Middlesex, Solicitor, has been appointed Trustee of the property of the Bankrupt. The court has appointed the Public Examination of the Bankrupt to take place at the Town Hall, New Brentford, in the County of Middlesex. on the sixteenth ...

... latter, as he alleged, charging him between sus Ana two hundred per cent. for interest. the year 1869 the prosecutor wu a bankrupt, and the prkpour was inserted in his schedule as a creditor, sod accounts between were settled the bankruptcy. In the following ...

... the hone and cart. Witness told him not to touch it as it did not belong to him.—Crownexamit.ed He had been adjudicated a - bankrupt, and proceedings were still pending. The defendant had been appointed receiver under the Liquidation Act. and said so at ...

... year, and ac these main roads would swallow up all or nearly all such rate, it was evident the Trustees would soon become bankrupt if they had to manage them. There was a way out of this dilliculty, and that way he would uris upon them to take. He had ...

... Middlesex, Builder, a Bankrupt. Edward Hart, of 57, Moorgate Street, in the City of London, account* ant, has been appointed Trustee of the property of the Bankrupt. The Court has appointed the public ez amination of the Bankrupt to take place at the Town ...

... overt's, of the parish, and $ somber of the Aston Loot Board. Mr. George Clark, of 17, King-etreet, Cheapdde appeared for bankrupt, The surrendered and gotineed the following statement of aeoounts,coespiled by r. John J. Kent, public accountant, 65, B ...

... builder, Mr. Willis applied at the last Brantford County Court on behalf of the trustees that the public examination of the bankrupt might be postponed. Mr. Jefferies had apparently been a very respectable man, and obtained credit from a number of persons ...

... said that a statement of the bankrupt's affairs was produced at the first meetingof creditors; but it had by some means sot mislaid. He con.' seated to an adjournmeut in order that fresh amounts might be filed. The bankrupt had given the trustee all the ...

... house. The business wee his son's. His son kept witness and his sister. He did not serve a noose upon defendant to make him a bankrupt, although he had distrained upon him for rent. The Bench stooped the case at this point, ;and considered there was no awash ...

... hearing. This was &sitting for the public examination of the bankrupt, a barrister-at-law, described of Middle Temple-lane, and of Turnham Green.—Mr. Robertson Griffiths appeared for the bankrupt —Mr. Brough, on the part of the trustee. said the accounts ...

... the Court ()Ukiah=was ordered by the Hon. W. C. Spring-Rice to be on the proceedings. This indebtedness of this invisible bankrupt is supposed to exceed VW' .000. William Joyce, a plumber, and Edward Wareham. page, have been committed fortrialon the charge ...