... FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTS. Joseph; Zucker and Moses Zucker, father and son, were, on Monday, indicted at the Central Criminal Court, under the Debtors' Act, the specific charges against them being that they bad obtained goods upon credit within four months ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK •“CAPITAL AND WORK.” consisting of CARPETS. FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS CURTAINS, FURNITURE, BEDDING- & ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Having Bought the Entire Stock of 87 & 89, CHURCH ROAD, ACTON, BIG DISCOUNT OFF COST PRICE, WE SHALL OFFER THE SAME _..,44, - - -- • -----__ ~,1,- ~.. 1 - 4 . • „RUDD. . ____ •-- - _:, --• -•.:-,- .: ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK Messrs. Co., Upper Street, Islington, CONSISTINi! 3,500 Ladies’ & Children’s ...

... A FRAUDULENT BANKRUPT. Ernest Pleasance, of Exeter-terrace, West End-lane, wata-mater, was charged that, having been adjudged a bankrupt, within four months next before the presentations of s bankruptcy petition auainst him, he pledged a large quantity ...

... A BANKRUPT COUNCILLOR• llas Rm. al the Late P.A.MITIBT LEAD, ZINC, GLASS, VARNISH, OIL AND COLOR mnaiwitsi 258, Belsize Road, Kilburn. PLUMBING AND SANITARY GOODS. Cast Iron Drain Pipes, Soil Pipes and Fittings. Galvanized Cisterns and Tanks. WINDOW GLASS ...

... Official Receiver submitted that the bankrupt had oomedtted the following offences against the Act:—That the bankrupt’s assets were not of Vtaloe equal to 10s. in the £on the amount of bis unsecured creditors. That the bankrupt bad omitted to keep snch books ...

... A BANKRUPT IN AMERICA. The public examination of L. Lasf>k, dealer in diamonds. 174, Melrose-aveoue, was appointed take place at the London Bankruptcy Court June 'J'Rb before Mr. Registrar Brougham, but upon the case being railed on for bearing the debtor ...

... the sum of £163 18s. 9J,, being an adjudged bankrupt. Bates m-as in partnemhip with another man builders. The usual questions were put to Bates on his becoming bankrupt, and he declared he had other assets than those he had discloeed. Subse* qnently it ...

... A bankrupt s discharge. In the Bankruptcy Division, j'eeterday.before Mr. Reciafrar Hope, there was application for order of discharge on l>ehalf of T. D. Harrison. Tl»« bankrupt, described as of Sutlierland-avenue.Maidavale, was formerly employed in ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK OF HOSIERY ■Children’s Cashmere Hose, 4|d., worth Is. 9d. Ladies’ and Children’s Cashmere Hose, 6£d., worth 2s. 3d. Ladies’ Balbriggan Hose, embroidered silk, 6|d., worth Is. 3d. §pun Silk Hose, 2s. 6|cL, worth 3s. lid Lisle Thread Hose ...

... A BANKRUPT STOCK OF HOSIERY CJhildren’s Cashmere Hose, 4|d., worth Is. 9d. Xadies’ and Children’s Cashmere Hose, 6|d., worth 2s. 3d. Ladies’ Balbriggan Hose, embroidered silk, 6|d., worth Is. 3d. Spun Silk Hose, 2s. 6fd., worth 3s. lid. Lisle Thread Hose ...