... MANX NEWS. BANKRUPTS DISCHARGE SUS-. PEISDED. Sir J.mes GelU, sitting at Douglas yestrday, suspended the discharge of William Broughton, bankrupt, chinaware dealer, for twelve months. Six shillings and eightpence in the pound ha' been paid, and the trustee ...

... been in the till. BANKRUPT STOCKS. l Deemster Knreen yesterday granted leave to the s trustee in bankruptcy of Daniel Corrin, draper, C Dougla tio se the stock-ln-trade for £5434. The 9 etock-in-trsde of William Callister, bankrupt, l 1 draper, Douglas ...

... pound upon the proved claims. The debtor had been previously bankrupt, being discharged in 1887. The debtor bad not kept proper books of account. His conduct since be was adjudged bankrupt had been quite satisfactory.-Mr. Edelston said that at the time ...

... particulars were asked for. The cas was continued. MANX BANKRUPTS. At Deemstcr Kneen's Court, at, Ramey, yes- terday morning, Mr. C. B. Nelson, one of ium- bel!l's directors, was adjudicated a bankrupt, and Mr. W. H. Walker was appointed official trust-e ...

... before-named. E on, Edward Connell a Douglas butcher, was J per- adjudicated a bankrupt on his own petition, his A ical liabilities being £200. A ing William Broughton, a bankrupt china and TV m ware dealer, Douglas, applied for his discharge, V 2en The trustee ...

... Wimboh (Small Heath4 k. W. Harvey (Lichfield), and T. Graham (Worces- is ter Wharf) as a cormmittee of investigation.- a- The bankrupt was called upon to end his state- e- ment in regard to Kufeke and Co.'s aCeou.' 1 In the Birminghlam Court of Dankrpt n It ...

... slums in any town where social and corporate life wad not virtuall dead, awnd whrber local governmenta was not practcha~lly bankrupt. (Aplanse.) - Speaking generally, those authoritie who had moved in the mat~ter had been more v~igorously l engaged in the ...

... sdeamen t went into bankruptcy and proposed deeds of A arranzament4 t Louis Robert Corkill, retaunt keeper, was C adjudicated bankrupt on his own Jetition. His b liabilities were given at £1100, and it was stated b .that the deficiencvwill not be more thian ...

... petition of the be liquidators of Dumbell's Bank, adjudicated Joseph Drake odgers, one of the auditors of the cor- n. psny,.a bankrupt. They stated that they held an so execution for .£9009 against Rodgers, for which a they held as security certain shares ...

... obliged to comment on e the increase of dishonest evasions of the Bankruptcy Act. A large and perhaps, a( growing number of bankrupts avoid difficult questions by neglecting to keep books. r' At present the only penalty for omitting this alnwaat, indispensable ...

... attributed ward his failure to his wife's sickness, keen competi- also. tion, and bad debts. Replying to his Honour, Chai the bankrupt said he did not become aware of Aug, his insolvency till two, months before the ad. eludi judication. His Honour. Your liability ...

... action ws etred against the N.h V ty British Insmrance Company at Douglas yester- t to day by the trustee of John Harvey, a bankrupt as- Douglas grocer, to recover £520, the amount of a as policy on his stock-in-trade. Harvey, previos to failing, had a fire ...