... H. Atkiuso. In this it was expined that the bankrupt bad carried on business as a shipping merchant in Manchester. When afiairs were investigated, it was found, the Official Receiver stated, that the bankrupt had been guilty of grave misconduct in assisting ...

... Seton appeared ior creditors; 'aid Mr. H. P. bc Neale for the bankrupt. Mr. Neale said that Y at the previous suiting an order was made upon the bankrupt, to file certain accounts. This the bankrupt was not able to do himself, wr W he able to pay an accountant's ...

... bens on i FHJDAY SEPTEMBgER 14. v feiere his Honour Judge Colier.) APLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE Waner BIenward Travers.-The bankrupt had i'd ia[ Liverpool as a provision broker, under h MOi fe of W. B. Travers and Co., and failed b r ZhY lst year, when the ...

... support of the aPPEa-tion. The Official Receiver (Mr. F. Gittsns) reported that the failure took place ~ght years ago. The bankrupt commenced ?? as a corn miller at the Vauxhall Mills in 123 with a capital of about £400, the business lnt' previo~usly been ...

... American ser Dalk lawyer, attended for public examination upon the Iaccounts showing liabilities £1,1,and assets sy. nil. The bankrupt attributed his failure to de- preciation in the value of securities held by him REe- in 1894, to expenses incurred in abortive ...

... only matter for aeg-as ta at of William Rayner, draper, of P2, London-ruad. Mr. Thomas Tranter the us>e, sta-ved that the bankrupt had furnished ?? and sunplieod all the information that uas elcaired. The public examinataan n-as closed. ...

... pocket vial, Is. lId., of ml chemists; or by post of Mesr Nswa88il, 27, l hobouse-equs, London. z BE DAVID HENRY JONES-A BANKRUPT. 1L TO IE1 EDMORS OF THE Lr7E2ROOL MERCRYT. 3t Gentlemen.-Will you grant me space to cor- i- rect the brief report in to-day's ...

... Barlow's Court. 43. Market-street. Mdanchestser.! journalist. AnnaUled on the 2Stla inst., on the: grounds that the debts of the bankrupt, to- gether wfith 4 per cent. interest, have been paid. in full. SCOTCH SEQUESTHATIONS. Mrs. Ha~rr~et Avery or Cunningham ...

... Sutton, .vbo came up with lizbi ities returned at £93, and assta of £5. Mr. Tickle. solicitor, St. HElenS. a appearedi for the bankrupt, who was examined ?? by the official receiver. He bad been for scme !d yvears .a la-bo~r--r inL the employ of the Li London ...

... The firm also engaged in building speculations to a -ery large extent, losing between £Z50,000 Od and £300,000. They became bankrupt for od - but in the inaneine the firm ware kept 0d going on borrowed money, trust money, and 0d money borrowed from clients ...