... BANKRUPT. tho de Paris asserts of her resoaroes to s not Emd the money red to sus-pc/xi pay - (3urnal adds that the in sought to borrow m various Parisian o her urgezrt needs. support from -land. Consequently hort-dated Joan will the guarantees dekrnment ...

... BANKRUPT'S ADMISSION, ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK PILRIG (IN LIQUIDATION), HOUSE OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. BEDROOM SUITES £4 15 WARDROBES 5 CHINA CABINETS 550 PtfLL-OUT TABLES . 1 9 6 ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. Belonging to the well-known firm of T. SCOTT LTD., ARGYLE STREET, GLASGOW. PURCHASED BY BEARERER & CO. ¢ through their Liquidators. REDUCTIONS 12/6 in the £ THIS OFFER IS BEING PASSED ON TO i+ +g e SRR WRRROG: ...

... Bankrupt Edinburgh About the year 1799, continues Cockburn. a solitary schism tho by disclosing the incredible fact that this Town Council might contain member who had an opinion of his own. A councillw named Smith electrified the city by showing ...

... PRISON FOR BANKRUPT ABSENCE OF BOOKS TANTAMOUNT TO FRAUD At Glasgow Sheriff Court yesterday sentence of four months' imprisonment was passed on William Geddca Speirs for contravention of the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act, 1913. Admitting that his affairs ...

... ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT Hie wife, who came to him with nothing, had her own banking account. During his iliness he was adjudicated bankrupt, a receiv- order being granted in April last. F. Lever (defendin, cf during this Did you get Mr Heyl Unfortunately ...

... China Bankrupt ? - The Chinese Finance Minister told the resident committee of the People’s Political Council to-day that China’s national treasury was “ exhausted ” owing to expenditure by -the army in the campaign against the Communists. Expenditure ...

... BANKRUPT STOCK PILRIG (IN LIQUIDATION). HOUSK OP HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. BEDROOM SUITES ..£4lB O .. . 8 CHINA CABINETS .. PULL-OUT TABLES 1 SPRING MATTRESSES ~ .. 018 BEDS, COMPLETE .. .. U .. . . N 910 WOOL ...

... addressing a meeting of brough scamen to-day. He declared that as a sult of the General Stvike nearly every union was in a bankrupt condition, and hun- dreds of thousands of men had declared they would pay no more into their unions. There aro certam men ...

... impression that the goods he was purchasing were bankrupt stock. The goods consisted of cigarettes, cloth, and tobacco, and the persons who sold him the goods made out that they were bankrupt stock. ‘ Stevenson paid a fair price for the goods, all _of ...

... THRICE BANKRUPT Cit G AGAINST ...