... RUSTEE of the Estate of the above-oaurezd.;Bank- rupt. Alt persons having in their possessiotn any of-lthe~xftieta Of. the- Bankrupt, must deliver them to mne. and ~aalDebts due to the Bsukrupt~ must be paid to me. Creditors wiso havenotyet proved their ...

... ()flc~al Receiver (Mr. L. J Sharp;, bankrupt stated he commenetced business in 1882 wth his fatier, who tradedl as a wine merchant at Ban- bury. Shortly after his father's deatb, in 188. the business was sold, and bankrupt tben started as a chemist at: Glocester ...

... saying that there was no foundation for the bankrupts fa d allegation, and adding that be had accepted a typewriter , r from bankrupt in settlement of a debt to avoid troubling o him any ?? questioned, bankrupt said a that whilst living at -Moss Side, ...

... Layton- Upper Thames St., lN. BAXERUPTCY PROCEDNnGS. Rie John Glze, Asquith House, Pensnett.-The adjourned examination of *is bankrupt was to have taken nlace vesterday, at tie Court Hotuse, Stourbridge, Mr. Eisor appeared on behalf of the Official Receiver ...

... dividend payable remaining estates are in process being with Only one of bankrupts of 1899 applied for discharge and this was granted on of £10 during the year of 1838 bankrupts applied and were for from the date of application whilst in of of year 1897 ...

... The insolvency was attributed to illness and bad ?? bankrupt was questioned upon several matters bh the Official Receiver and hMr. Cross, who reprsented the, petitioning creditor, and the bankrupt adhered to his ] statement that the furniture belonged ...

... Registrar's motion he reed out tsin. from :be list from which it appeared that in, teed of the so-called debtors owing money !h. bankrupt the latter owed money to the debt , ' . s, in respect to contra accounts. The Officisl Rees vet : Did y , .. make a habit ...

... SERIOUS OATION BY A ,RUPT. The exam:mei.. A bankrupt farmer. named Cole, at the C-° Bankruptcy Court, led to • curious d,-po, to • mortgage which the bankrupt was Rani have concluded with the Carlton Bank. bankrupt said he had been ruined by meney lending ...

... pickets of the credulous. A which tt ill s.crve an example was recently unfaliled an the Birmingham Bankruptcy Court. The Bankrupt admitted had rent out circulars with cocpons attached. entitling the holder to • £2O machioc for £7. pressure. be that the ...

... the pockets of the credulous. A case which will serve as an example recently unfolded in the Birmingham Bankruptcy Own. The Bankrupt admitted that he had sent out circulars with :polo attached. eutitluig the holder to a i:2O machine f.ir £7. On prefigure ...

... ALIAGATION BY A BANKRUPT. The exr.mination of a bankrupt fanner, named Cole, at the Colchester Bankruptcy Court, led to a curious lispute as to a mortgage which the bankrupt was said to have concluded with the Carlton Bank. The bankrupt said he had ruined ...

... ALLEGATION BY A BANKRUPT. The examinaten of a bankrupt fanner. named Cole, at the Co' , Lester bankruptcy Court, led to a curious dispute as to a mortgage which the bankrupt was said to hats concluded with the Carlton Bank. The bankrupt said lie had been ...