... incurred liabilities while still an uno discharged bankrupt. From the evidence submitted to the Court by Mr. B. Weekes, who prosecuted OD behaif of the Treasury, it appears that prisoner was adjudicated bankrupt in the local County Court oa' November 13, 1894 ...

... 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 ...

... statement of affairs was submitted showing liabilities £S240, assets £4. The bankrupt attributes his failure to want of capital and increase in the pnce of materials. The bankrupt assisted his father, who was a builder in Worcester, until his death in 1878 ...

... the creditors of this bankrupt was held yesterday, at the Board ot Trad.rOffices, Birmingbam.-Tbe state- ment of affairs showv1e gross liabilities £66Z deficiency £673. -In his observations the Official Receiver stated that bankrupt was a clerk until Jnly ...

... smelters, at a salary of £20 per month. In 1891 the bankrupt, his father, and a Mr. AIne entered into partnership in Frank-fort Street, under the style of the Auto-Machine Manufaeturmg Company, and the bankrupt states that he introduced capital amounting to ...

... and assets £530. In January, 1898, Stirrop left the concern, and the bankrupts agreed to pay him £125 by instalments. I They ha d paid :£93 Ss. Trade fell away in 1898. and the bankrupts lost very heavily. They co~inued trading with difficulty, owingro the ...

... of abouc £30- In Maylast a private meeting of creditors was held. and the bankrupt offered to execute a deed of assignment; but the creditors were not unanimous, and the bankrupt gave instructions for the effects to be sold. The umsecured liabilities are ...

... assets S625. The meetinr had been adjourned in order that certain allegations made by the bankrupt against a Mr. Williarn Roberts might be enquired into. The bankrupt had attributed his failore to inability to obtain a settlement in respect of work done ...

... on becalf of Ambrose c William Madden, bankrupt, of 239, Bradford Street, for 3 his disrharge.-Mr. Sharpe,thebOffecial Receiver.reported i that the liabilities were £170. and there were no assets. i The bankrupt commenced business in 1893,! at Dleritend ...

... creditors of this bankrupt was- held yesterday, at the offices of Mr. Luke J. Sharp (Official' teceiver). State- went of affairs showed liabilities £133, assets La-In his observations, the Official Receiver stated that the bankrupt was an engineer's ...

... debtor wvas called for yesterday, at the Board of Trade Offices, Corporation Street. Bankrupt was not present. ?1r. Woolett stated that not-ce i a been given to the bankrupt to attend by the Official Receiver. It ?? his belief that he had left Birmingham ...

... Mr. Mason for the bankrupt. who, in his statement of affair, put down his gross liabilities at £1,136. of which £1,120 is expected to rank for dividend. The assets were estimated at £209 6h. Td., leaving a deliciency of £:911. Bankrupt gave as the cause ...