... incominig tenant. The household I lately upon the premises was a few days . y to the receiving order removed at the - : f the bankrupt's wife, who claims it as t ; n : acquired by her out of earnings both !'il arter marriage. The debtor ascribes his ?? to ...

... stock-in-trade, fixtures, utensils, &c., to an In- going tenarA for the Eum of £176 1Os 7d. The debtor has been adjudged bankrupt, and the Official Receiver ts the trustee. JANElS RWIDDLE, mastor wheelwright, of Park road, Sbirebampton.-The liabilities ...

... the mort- t l gage for accounts and the appointralent of a 9 | receiver. Before any defence was put in Taylor a I became a bankrupt, and Edward Thomas Collins I 1 was appointed trustee of his estate, Collins being i appointed on the 18th of January of this ...

... Norman sold her two pairs of boots and two pairs of shoes, She said they belonged to a young lady whose father had bought a bankrupt stock, and had since died, Sirs Norman had a boot shop in Redclilf.about fifteen years ago, and witness knew her and took ...

... origin- 1:3 r i. bllusiness in partnership In 1885 as com. iaeefrs, tinder the style of J. Davis & Co. .'ft i djudicated bankrupts In the Bristol .i i > the liabilities armounting to £3814. . iei, was paid to the creditors, and they are I- 'lirgcd in respect ...

... unless the debtor's friends are able to lid manke an offer for the property at a valuation. The of debtor has been adjudged a bankrupt andi the te Official Receiver is trustee. of RionrET DIBBL.E, of Westwlck farm, near Banwell, up ?? liabilities are put at ...

... issued a writ In the Chancery Division against the Bank and the male defendant. Mr Yachell-Of course the male defendant is bankrupt. The trustee was added, but he gave It up to save expense. Mr Metcalfe-The defendant was in the case, and judgment was given ...

... Oi1cia3 Iteceiver. The debtor said he was in partner- siip wibth loln livis down to the dute of the piEtit0i(. Tfiry l:ad been bankrupt before and wera undi-clearged, There was no deed of partoership. The ?? ity of the present creditors knew that the lirm mxe ...

... was 223 W ,, miles from Bristol. His brother Albert had, told him of the oslander-of the report in Wedmore that he was a ,. bankrupt and could not go through the oaurt. Witness r was known as T1lee Wall, and a Mr John Tyleo Wall was at always called Jobun ...

... her sister selling her half share, She could not produce the letter. All documents were taken away when her brother became bankrupt. With regard to the deed of May, 1896, she did not remember telling Mr Arkell that her sister's address was Shepherd's Bush ...