... RONITON SHOPKEEPER BANKRUPT. I . - . - - I .. 1 At Exeter ti Thursdav the firsG meeting of the creditors of James Wyvat, lkbaurer, formerly efrelrshmen.-l.ose kseper, ot Nev- street, Ioniton, was ?? stW+rmf- showed liabilities amounting to £171 9e 4d ...

... position; he had been a rich merohant, but heavy losses had come one after another, and then there came a crash-he was made a bankrupt. and everything was sold to satisfy the demands of his creditors. Sorrow followed sorrow; the blow killed his wife. Thus ...

... DRIuLL GROUiND. Bristol, 13th MIarch, 1900. Sin-Six hundred millions subscribed In two or three days. Evidently wre are not bankrupt yet-at any rate, It looks as though w e have the financesz to carry on a dozen or more ?? wgars. Bat, after all, money is ...

... Exbibi- tion. This is a very sad and serious matter, in addition to which speculators of side shows and restaurants are going bankrupt right and left. It is impossible not to regret such an ending to an enterprise which was expected to have a vastly different ...

... Ortoliffe, seconded by I Mr. Watling, while the chairman was thanked ,e at the instance of Mr. H. L. Frierd he iryeAN EAST DEVON BANKRUPT'S he AFFAIRS. or The first meeting of the creditors of ut Thomas White, dairyman, of Colyton, was tre on Thursday held at ...

... and reporter, failed to appear for his public examination. The Registrar said It appeared from affidavits filed that the bankrupt had absconded, and a warrant had been issued for his arrest, The case was adjourned till the April court. TAUNTON, The funeral ...

... and thir'een for £72 15s 8d for rond P. and work ?? was resolved ?? J W Huesey nhould be trustee of the rrop-rty of the bankrupt, and that Mesars Arthur J Reodall, auctioneer, of Sewtou Abbot, John Carpenter, farmer, of Exmiinster, and George William ...

... last August and copies of the c paper seized. ; REMARKABLE STO ItY. At Bow-street on Monday TIhomuas Boulton isey, of the bankrupt firm of Keighley, i Arnold, and Sismey, solicitors, was remanded s charged witb eonspiring with his partner, J a T. Arnold ...

... claim. The result of the reference was that the plaintiff got a judg- ment for £550. Upton had endeavoured to make Mr Veale bankrupt over this affair, but the Bristol County Court Judge took a strong view of the case and decided against him. Mr Talbot said ...

... him, and lhe con. loW ?? Brown: What reason did, he roi give for altering the name.-Debtor: Because eame he made himself a bankrupt.-Debtorcon- Ihe tinning, said if Mr Dunn or any of his clerks the Game to her she was to say that shb did not who owe him ...

... had been presented and dis- f honoured. On returning to NevwYork the dofendant, B who was domiciled in America, became a bankrupt, a and among the debts which she disclosed was that of I the plaintifiL Subsequently defendant obtained her 3 discharge, ...

... dispute which has arisen between the Bulgarian and Rcun2anian GCovernrments will probably be submitted to arbitration. A BANKRUPT SINGER. At the London Bankruptcy Court yesterday, a re- ?? order was made against Ur Iver McKay, the well known singer, who ...