... remantined of her money was an absolutely worthless charge upon an unsale- &ble patent. The defendant had recently been made a bankrupt, and as a result of that investigation the present proceedings were taken. The hearing was adjourned until the 30th inst ...

... Did you dnow that Reece! was a bankrupt at the . time P-Plaintiff: No. If I hd; known that I should not have dealt wi.h himr at all. After I had. : parted wilih my money I discovered that he wass an undischarged bankrupt ab Singapore and in Engiand. - ...

... rooresanting the denosit, interest, aidcoote. All-that she had recovered on tbat judgment was . 751. The prisoner hac beeu made a bankrupt, and as the result oa that investigation t-e present froseeding were ?? 9aVig been given in support of the charge, the prisoner ...

... stolen from Urs. Beale-wa traced. -; - - fa IMr;. Bros committed, te :'prisonerfor trial at the ?? Cr~minal court., - D' BANKRUPT' SOLICITORS.; I On Wednesday, at ,the London Bank-' vrupte.y court, the fiistineetiig of crsdii- tofts was held:inderl the ...

... notice of the Public Prosecutor, and the present proceedings were taken. The prisoner had been on two occasions adjudicated 3 bankrupt.- Mr. Humphreys, who defended, said the facts were practically undisputed, the only question' would be one as to the intent ...

... had been ,rdered by her husband on his own ac- CDolt. The plaintitte then discovered that Captain i;evillwas anuudischarged bankrupt, ard that proceedings were peadiac between him and his wife for a eeparaoti.s-lu loidencs the alaintiffs stated that one ...

... -The Dubliji Gazette states 'that james Douglas M'Garel Hogg Baron Malgherainorne, of Idagheramorne, Antrim, was adjudged bankrupt on November 23. Public sittings will heo held on Dot-ember 11 and 21. Wz have received some specinisims of the Impes-lal ...

... -Arceieft ?? ?? was indicted for obtaining c credit from 1enry Jesselsohn without mno-.ming-him tbat he was an undischarged bankrupt.-z The jury found the defendant Not gubtyand ho was discharged. MURDaEoUs ASSAULT ON A POaIC39- OFricRcn.-Firedericrk Turier ...

... gross liabilities of the firm were £364,000, while the probable deficiency would be about £143,251. Both partners were also bankrupt as regards their personal estates. The firm was kept going by clients' moneys, trust moneys, and loans, which went invariably ...

... (f Robehrt) In Cbambors.-TBcm 36-Before. Mr, Ergtr~artllrciharn. -At 11.-Application : (1. Porter-Six potitions. At 11130 Bankrupt-cy notice (aLdjourned ?? Petitions. At 12: Three petitions. At 12 30: Two pc-titioua. Private aitticia: F. Looernv.. At 2 ...

... from aesers. Stratton. Thompson, and Jo., stockbrokers. Uity, without disclos- ing-the fact that he was an undisoharged = bankrupt, was brought uu and eatencsd to three months' mprisoumOui. DEVOURET D BY TIHE FLAMIES. Mr. Samuel ianigbam held an inqueet ...

... anoelrrr. I 1, ?? o Crc-atE -Defot-eMr ?? ?? A and Mr. ?? Dil'iinz.-AL 30 k'reniapt.HMrcerw it lr-r (c-IT4 -sirtitorigNin Bankrupt.ev-Refcra. Mr. dna' tic-c Wtift-At ic C-40(t-he warc! Brown (C's Par-i 'The Trursteo)~-R..- 8.-crier(ee par-re IBowdren v ...