... Herbert said that the accounts were satisfactory, and the trustees offered no opi>osition to of the bankrupts.—His Honour accordingly allowed the bankrupts to pass their public examination.—A scheme of arrangement is Id progress for closing of the bankruptcy ...

... and Cowkeeper, a bankrupt. EDWARD MAST, of No. 31, Throgmorton-atreet, in the City of London, Public Accountant, hae been appointed Trustee of the property of the bankrupt. The Court has appointed the public examination of the bankrupt to take place at ...

... Board of Trade Trustee of the estate of the above-named Bankrupt. All persona having their possession any of tiie effects of the bankrupt must deliver them up to me, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved ...

... the County of Middlesex, builder, Bankrupt. EDWARD HART, of 67, Mooraatestreet, m tho City of London, accountant, has been appointed tnutee the property the Bankrupt The Court appointed the public examination the Bankrupt to take place at the Town Hall, ...

... wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, and had in the course of his career been four times bankrupt, with large liabilities and little assets. June lasi adjudicated bankrupt, with debts the amount of £2,500, and nominal assets of the value of £677, which realised ...

... of the bankrupt it woe slated that owing to the prevailing depression he had been unable to dispose of his pictures, and his expenditure had thus exceeded his income.—Mr. Tearer appeared for the Official Receiver; and Mr. Simmmuls for the bankrupt.—The ...

... ease Tlehbens has again been relied in the Bankruptcy Court, only the bankrupt’* solicitor, Mr. Haroourt, appeared. He stated that the trustee, Mr. Neals, had possession of the bankrupt’s property, eonaiati'agof about £7O, and watch and chain, and that nothing ...

... was made on July 17th, 1900, the bankrupt being described as of Dalkeith, Longland, gardens, Finchley-road, N. The liabilities were estimated at £27,800, and the assets had realign! £5O. It appeared that the bankrupt had engaged in building operations ...

... be interwoven with the criminal charges the trustee did not wish prejudice the bankrupt now entering .upon examination. Thera via large nun amounted for, and the bankrupt acrid clear the would arim bin acoonnto. tfatil the criminal charges had been disposed ...

... th* Board of Trade Trustee the Estate of the aboTa-named Bankrupt. All parsons haring in their possession any of the affects of the Bankrupt mast dslissr them to me, snd all Debts doe to the Bankrupt most be paid to mo. Creditors who have not yet proted ...

... Credit Bank; ha« been called mid—Mr. Brough laid ike C»lic examination of the bankrupt stood for that day, did not expect his appearance.—The Registrar said understood the bankrupt bad been sentenced fire years* penal servitude, and the most reasonable course ...

... Board ef Trade Trustee of the Estate of the above-named Bankrupt. All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them to me and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid to roe. Creditors who have not yet proved ...