... 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 ...

... Court. The ladioe. who had permanent addreaa, had knowledge of each other, and th-miwe, given themwlthoataayoooaldemtliw. The bankrupt waa ordered to aoroua for a year. Mr. Regiatrar Olffard reacinded the warrant for Mb Puncan'o bo* left the court war arreated ...

... summons for unlawfully obtaining credit from Messrs. Straker Squire, Ltd., without informing them that be was an undischarged bankrupt. He was also summoned, along with James Fraser and Thomas H. Webb, for conspiring to incur a 22.000 debt to Messrs. Straker ...

... when came Loudon. was utterly deceived, aud after bin partner was *entcnced at Maidatone to penal servitude, was adjudicated bankrupt. obtained hi* discharge, aud struggled on, but had been swayed by influences which were too strong for him. An old schoolfellow ...

... 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 ...

... on for hearing. This Bankrupt appeared for his adjourned public examinalion, and having filed an amended account of &Vein's and Payments as ordered by the Court, the Official Receiver expressed himself satisfied, and the Bankrupt was allowed to peas. ...

... MY Charles Street, . Accounts of Public Com OTLEY panies, Merchants, lilaandectores, and others carefully audited. Again Bankrupts' end Insolvents' Statements Societof Affa prepared. Valuations made fur Friendly /pm Is the Saw Fire and Life Office, and ...

... EDWARD PRIME, of B&aaiNuTo*. in the Countv of Cambridge, Cement Manufacturer, was on the 29th day of April. 1890. ADJUDGED BANKRUPT the County Court of Cambridgeehire, holden at Cambridge. Dated the 30th day of April. 1890. JOHN ELLISON. Official Hecrirrr ...

... 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: ...

... total abstinence. Rs G. IL the London Bankruptcy Court, on Wednesday, before Mr. Registrar Oifferd, the bankrupt now applied for his discharge. The bankrupt, formerly of the Cock Hotel, Machin, had also carried on the business of a china and earthenware dealer ...

... the bandits. The Turkish Minister is credited with the flippant remark : -The kidnapping of another American woman would bankrupt the Ottoman Empire. It is stated at Samakoff that Russia has promised to cooperate in the efforts now being made to obtain ...

... Re wnwAr 11111117, OP The discharge of this bankrupt was opposed by Mr. Vincent. In answer to the Official Receiver, bankrupt said: I went into business a few years ago. Went into business at Foslingfurd as 'millwright. Then I took the Horse Shoe public ...