... nten-conipliant.* by the debtor witii the ivijoirements of a bankruptcy not3cs named upon bite. Thy debtor has been adjudged bankrupt. The debtor statec that fur several years be held the position if poor rate collector for tho parish of Ealing. He re• elgned ...

... it for 108.—dirt cheap, for it would cod me three time as moors in the City. Ile had bought this and seven others from a bankrupt stack only yesterday. Now was my drawn or never I I tete I sm aos and bought It. I kept guarded oar room. and carried the ...

... public examination. The statement of affairs disclosed unsecured liabilities £31.261, and assets £202. It appeared that the bankrupt had carried on business as a money-lender, besides managing similar businesses for other people. In 1898 he commenced to ...

... from Messrs. Warren and Co. ; and £13.3 from Messrs. Jones and Co., without having informed them that he was an undischarged bankrupt. The accused was arrested at Seaford by Detgetsve-sergeant Badcock, of the Criminal Investigath n Department, and after formal ...

... that Cie debt r has bled a statement of affairs showing gross liabilities amounting to £l5O 12s. 3d., and assets nil. The bankrupt states that between March. 1897, and October. 1899. he was employed as a clerk by a commission agent, carrying on business ...

... arrested on a warrant at Seaford, in Sussex, for obtaining materials without disclosing the fact that ha was an undischarged bankrupt.—There were two bankruptcies proved, one in June, 1886. when the liabilities were entered at £2,600 and upwards, the assets ...

... the colonies, and instanced as an illustration of women's commercial ability when they had scope the small percentage of bankrupts in a given number of business women against an equal number of men. At the next meeting Mrs. Dickinson Berry, M.t)., will ...

... end far higher than in any of the our rounding parishes, would have been altogether of the question. and Act-n woul I hive bankrupted itself. All the readers of this letter know full well the notorious extravagance et the Londe.' School Board. and to confirm ...

... sale of the houses, when the bankruptcy came along, and put an end to them. It was remised that the debtor be adjudicated bankrupt, and that Mr. F. W. Davis. eharteled accountant. of 95, Finsbury-pavement. appointed trustee, to act in conjunction with ...

... recalled in connection with the Ardlamont case, was summoned for obtaining credit without notifying that he was an undischarged bankrupt.—The prosecutor. David Joseph Coyne, of Sydney-road, Richmond, said in March last the defendant engaged his furnished house ...

... have been adjudicated bankrupt. Mr. Dawdry iMessre. Marriage, Neave aria ! Co.) proposed that Mr. Harold W. Watson, chartered accountant, of 12. Trinity-square, I E.C., be appointed trustee of the estate and property of the bankrupts, and Mr. Richardson ...

... for rent) h d h en elated, but that Chesterf eld House w: being carried on.—A resolution was passed adjudging the debtor a bankrupt, and Mr. A. L. Flow, of 38. King-street, E.C. was anpointed tinstee, with a committer of inspection.—The public examination ...