... Builder and Contractor, Bankrupt, JOHN LANGTON, of No. 68, Cheapeide, in the City of London, Accountant, 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 London ...

... appeared to pass his public examination as a bankrupt —Mr. Wightwick, of Saffron Walden, appeared on behalf of the bankrupt, who fold hit Honour that the man was without means.—ln answer the Court, tbe bankrupt said that the list of debts, amounting to £57 ...

... company, called J. M. Munro, Limited, with a capital of £45,000. The bankrupt and Mr. Ross each received 4,000 shares of £5 each, and the remaining £5,000 were subscribed by others. Bankrupt was appointd managing director with a salary of £5OO. The company ...

... PAILViII OP ► lIAIIIIIER ►ND PrrISCAN AT SAWATOIL Be Samuel Stubbings.—ln answer to the Official Receiver, bankrupt mid that he had carried on the basiness of a publican, at Sawston, for the past SO years. Twoyears ago he emend upon the farming business ...

... deposited with the bankrupt as treasurer of the society, and for which he applied for an order for payment in full, in pursuance of the 156 we. Bankruptcy Act, 1849. Mr. Leonard, of Bristol, opposed the proof, and called the bankrupt who stated that he ...

... POSITION, As the iaw stood at present a married woman in Northern Ireland could not lie made bankrupt unless she carried on a trade and carried it on separately from her husband. He thought that anomaly should removed once. The Government proposed to ...

... friends of £3.700. On Mae 24. 1906. when a bankrupt, petition was film( against him. Richards travelled to Newhaven, and thence to the Continent. where he disappeared. Shortly afterwards lie sae adjudicated a bankrupt. with a deficiency in his estate of L ...

... respectively ? The bankrupt said be had seen the report bis having been struck off the roll. Ur. Carrington, who appeared for the trustees, said was a serious case, and was important to have accounts from the bankrupt without delay. The bankrupt said that, although ...

... Campbell, builder. Port stew art, bankrupt. Mr. Mar Neill (instructed by Mr. G. Allen), on behalf of the creditors' assignee, applied have set aside fraudulent preferences certain assignments which were made by the bankrupt to Messrs. Christie, builders' ...

... Mr. Parnell, barrister, represented the respondents. The Tweedier@ in the matter date back to 1876, when Mr. Rooney, the bankrupt, sued 10 defendants before the late Lord Justice Lush. The trial took several days. Rooney submitted to a consult in respect ...

... Hertford, oarrring bueineie under the etyle or firm of TburuaU A Nash,” Solicitors, Bankrupts. A MEETING- of the Creditors of the separate estate of Tburksix, adjudicated Bankrupt on the 2nd May, 1876, will be held at the Crown Hotel, Royston aforesaid, on Wednesday ...

... of Trade as Trustee of the Estate of the above-named Bankrupt. All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the Bankrupt Inuit deliver them to me, and all Debts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved ...