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... THE BANKRUPTCY OF MR. CHARLES BERNARD. EXAMINATION OF THE BANKRUPT. Mr. Charlos Berr.ard, described as theatrical pioprietor, and lessee of the Gaiety and Theatre Riyal. Glasgow; the Prince's Theatre. Manchester; the Theatre Royal. Newcastle; and Her ...
... registrar Brougham, for the public examination of the bankrupt, Mr. Thomas Hayes Friend, against whom a receiving order was made on the petition of Mr. Stinch- combe costumier, a creditor for £2 66, the bankrupt being described as a theatrical and operatic manager ...
... Drury Lane Theatre, during the last pantomime season, at a salary of .£70 a week. The Official Receiver re ported that the bankrupt had contributed to her failure by unjustifiable extravagance in living. Remarks were also made with reference to a debt of ...
... 10s. in the that tha bankrupt had not krtpt proper bo.'k- i of account, and th'it he had continued to tiale I jfter knowing h'mself to lie insolvent. Mr B. L. Hough appeared as official receiver, and Mr. Wliatelev for the bankrupt. No opposi tion was offer ...
... within ,7Ll,onth8- lh bankrupt stated that of hia liabilities ?l0,!inK to h Uirs Jessie and Victoria for money y V Tarl,ou8 'O. principally in oonnec- th. .hi speculation at UusUjn, C.S.A., ten year. ago. In opposition, the bankrupt was pormitt.d to ...
... only , £ 2 , 000 worth of MAGNIFICENT HAIR JEWELLERY . , MODERN AND ORIENTAL HAIR ORNAMENTS , etc . purchased a Parisian Bankrupt Stock at 90 per , , is a rare opportunity which should not be missed , 10 s . articles being offered for 3 d . Offers invited ...
... sale of the theatrical effects, anl to his personal expenditure exceeded his income. H ...
... solicitor, of Derby and London, a member of the syndicate holding a lease of the Princess's Theatre, Oxford-streetr The bankrupt, who returns his gross liabilities at £37,968, against assets showing a surplus of £336, attributes his failure to losses ...
... H . of 175 , Strand , for £ 13 , 559 ' in respect of Iojs arising from carrying on the Princess ' s on bs » lmf c £ the bankrupt from July 22 , 1 S 89 , U > June 14 , . The claim wasdisputed by the debtor , and it Stood A lpft ...
... snggestions were thrown out that the case should be relerred to the public prosecutor. The debtor had been adjudioated a bankrupt iu accordance with the resolution of the credi tors. anil the business before the meeting was Uie appoint ment of trustees ...
... was known of it when the goods were ordered . Mr . had threatened that should the action be proceeded with he would become bankrupt . It was ultimately decided that on the defendant pa . \ in £ S 15 s . in court the action should be tried in a sui > crior ...
... Gentleman and Courtier, [The Crown of Shame, A Fatal Silenoo, The Nobler Sox, and How Like a Woman, with Parson Jones and A Bankrupt Heart. I he deceased lady took great interest in spiritua ism, and several volumes from her pen ceait with that subject. ...