... adjuadicated a bankrupt upon her own application. The bankrupt commenced business as & miller at Preston Mill on the death of her mother on October 29, 1898. The business had for some years been carried on by the mother, and upon her death the bankrupt became ...

... adjudicated a bankrupt upon his own application. The bankrupt commenced business at Northbourne in 1878, purchasing the stock and fittings for £3B, which was paid by instalments. For many years the business was successful, but the bankrupt states that the ...

... Board 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 must deliver them to me, and all Dehts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. Croditors who have not yet proved ...

... of Trade as Trustee of the Estate of the Above.named Bankrupt. . All persons having in their possession any of the _efi‘ects of the Bankrupt must .deliver them to me, and 2l Debts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. s Creditors who have not yet proved ...

... Board 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 must deliver them to me, and all Debts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved ...

... since been repaid. In 1899 the bankrupt hired five acres of land, with which ne carried on a small matket gardener’s business. He states that be now hires 67 acres, of which 28 acres are marsb land. The corn grown by the bankrupt during the past season has ...

... unsecured creditors was £135 ICs. lid., instead of £B3 12s. lid., as estimated by the bankrupt. first and fiual dividend of ss. had been paid on proofs for £407 15s. 4d. The bankrupt was successful in business for some years, but he alleged that during the .two ...

... those that remained unpaid were scheduled in bankrupt’s statement of. affairs when the petition was filed in 1887. He owed them upwards of £1,400, and no dividend was paid. On obtaining his discharge bankrupt was ordered to file a balance sheet every half-year ...

... adjudicated bankrupt upo® his own application. The bankrupt commen.cod' business as a jobbing builder in 1890, at 17, High Street, Hampstead, with a capitsl of £5O. This business was carried on successfully, butowing #® ill-health the bankrupt, in 1896, ...

... are as follow : — The receiving order was made on the debtor’s peticion, and he has been adjudicated a bankrupt upon his own application. The bankrupt, who was formerly-employeéd as foreman to a firm of furniture makers, came to Whitstable in March 1900 ...

... the £ was paid on proofs for £935. The bankrupt commeuced business as a coal merchant in 1890 at Folkestone-road, Dover, with no capitzl. This buginess was successfully carried on for four years, and in 1894 bankrupt obtained a loan of £6OO from his fat ...

... opened in the neighbourhood and took away a great portion of bankrupt’s business. From that time on his business declined. In March, 1896, the owner put the premises up for sale, and bankrupt’s father purchased them. The barkrupt stated that he had been ...