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... six weeks.—What! since your last bankruptcy?— Witness: What yea moan ? I never was bankrupt but once. —Come, now, you mean give me as your answer, I have been bankrupt only once” ? A.; Well, I don’t know ?—1 must have an answer; I must have that down ...
... for the purpose of opposing the bankrupt. Mr. Smith said he understood tile aasypiee had said lie would satislied with £25. —Mr. Creawell then addressed the Court upon the evidence, dwelling particular!v upon the bankrupt's n-pn'seiitationa witli r»*feremv ...
... J. Ilirklin, Brdwnrtk, ribbon Mortin* for last ...
... T. DRKWOOTT the younger. South***, miller. BANKRUPTS. M. PAGE. Stratford, builder. T. O. COLLIER, BUhopagato Street, poblioan. H. lit Up. grocer. T. BAIN. Street, esrr^-nter. RANDALL. Dover. hot«*l keeper. T.ALLW RIGHT the younger. Lamb’s Conduit street ...
... the season will be held to-day. The are so complete, that nothing but favourable weather required to ensure its success. BANKRUPTS. FROM LAST NIGHT’S LOJTDOK OA-iKm. BANKRUPTCY AN NULL HD. MARKIAOES. MoLKawoßTW—Oossrr.—On the oth Inat.. the BHtiah Fmba ...
... examination. Mr. Bund appeared for the assig- agreed that it was the duty of the Government te n.>es and Mr. Cariss for two tho bankrupts. The take it up, if only out of juste* to the great Liberal COMMERCI I report prepared by Mr. Garrick, official assignee ...
... saidhe was r»?epectable and responsible man. and proprietor of 4, Bull Ring. shortly afterwards heard the defendant was a bankrupt, lie went and stayed the delivery of the cattle food, and recovered it, except one small bag. —The defendant was further ...
... appeared the bankrupt had certain bonks or memorandums hut posseMsion. which declined fri\e up. and which the aworneea believed would be useful. hop»*d the bankrupt might be induced to take goo ...
... tin* I Act ami the bankrupt’* conduct within the meaning of th ...
... Knight, for the bankrupt, said that it had been endeavoured shown that the bankrupt had contracted debt by fraudulent means, hut that under the w Act could not he sustain'-d. Ami. even taken upon the Consolidated Act I**9, the bankrupt could not possibly ...
... submitted that under the circumstances of the case the bankrupt had been guilty of a misdemeanour under the penal clauses of the Bankruptcy- Act, and that therefore he should prosecuted.— The bankrupt consented to bo tried by his Honour, without a jury, ...
... Act. 1861. Harris. Baouire. Deputy Judge of the said Court, liasgranleda rehearing oft lie Order of Discharge of the above Bankrupt, made on the i4th day January last, and that such rehearing will take place at Public Sitting of the Court, on Thursday, ...