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... Bmanlrupty Act of 1Sth; and, being of opinion that the bankrupt could not have had at the time w;hen this debt was contracted any probable exspectation of being able to pay it, be sbould senteiuce the bank-rupt to si: months' imnprisonment in the New Bailey, ...
... hands and said by him, and bankrupt could make up statement ahowing what the boxes ought to contain at present. It at Mr Boyle's request that the agreement was entered into, and the immediate reason was that at that time bankrupt had to get additional loan ...
... and Messrs Borland & Dunbar, writer*, for creditors. The Bankrupt deponed—l commenced my present business 1874. I had formerly been a partner of the firm of Hannay Sons. That firm became bankrupt in 1H74. 1 obtained discharge individual under the scjuextration ...
... men A happier case and lot afford, 'Tis not a damp Lethean shore, - Where foul corruptions breed and stink, And where the bankrupt evermore 'Keeps wandering on its muddy brink Or if Leth6an-only so That this bleak region owns a pool Its waters numbing ...
... accounted for the rest. statutory oath Was administered to the baukrupt. ADJOURNED EXAMINATION OF MATTHEW MACKENZIE ft Ml The bankrupts were descril>ed as aud builders in Glasgow. Sederunt—Mr ilobert Reid, C.A., trustee the estate, aud Mr \v. B. Shauu, writer ...
... Tat causes of failure were said by tcs bankrupt to be loenss at the Princess Patace, Leeds; inane and expenses in connectien with the Ma*%. cambe Gardens and Pavilion Company, Limited.' in his statement the bankrupt said -I ?? nienced busianess in i-t3 ...
... GLASGOW BANKRUPTCY COURT- Yesterday. (Before Sheriff Lees.) or co. The bankrupts were bleachers and finishers, carrying on business at Works, Fartick* Sederunt—Air Laurence H. Watson, tor Mr Mackinnon, C.A., trustee ; Mr Duncan Macfarlane, writer, law ...
... Tho arrangement s which was approved of on the sequestration bei: g t brought to an end provided tar a conveyance I of the bankrupt's heritable estate to the creditors, 'I while notbing was said as to thne movable estate, I t but the meco fact that nothing ...
... the Basinghall Street Bankruptcy Court, on Friday last, Mr. Dion Boucicault was examined in regard to his r aff airs. The bankrupt was formerly one of the managers of the Adelphi Theatre, and he was described as late of Hereford House, Brompton, and now ...
... proceedings. _ _ BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS-YESTEiWAY. (Before Sheriff MunnAY.) EXAMINArION OP HUGH MILLER & WILLIAM INGOLS. I The bankrupts were wrights and builders in Glas- gow, and Hugh Miller and William Inglis were the E sole and individual partners of said ...
... given, the men receiving the usual additions to their rations, while the officers entertained a number of guests. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinborah Gazette.) EXAMINATION5S. Joht. Henderson, tobacco manufacturer and tobacconist, Perth-to be examined ...
... fancied rights,- GI'ABGOW4BANKtUPTOY COURT. g. t (Before 13heriff Lxzs-Yesterday.). MQUESMfTnSIONO OK jZXAL DEE ?? CO. The bankrupt firm carried Vn business as-asone and contractors at 180. West. Regont Street, Gias- gOuw. Saederunt-Messrs D. B. .- 'Greogor ...