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... IS IT BANKRUPT? his frank avowal of the Labour party’s lack of funds Mr. Bruce Glasier has only confirmed suspicion that had taken definite shape in the minds of many competent observers. It is now possible (says a Labour correspondent) to present figures ...
... The Bankrupt. [The Kaiser, in an interview, is reported have said: Every clean weapon must welcome. J That our weapons should clean our tradition. And till you in boastful confidence arose, Never had proved an idle vain ambition To expect a like concession ...
... The Bankrupt My business to give advice the nation.—Mr. Lloyd George „i tin i, c, i.wll All tn the Family If are heavily in debt owe tenths ot it to each other. It all the family (laughter).—Mr. George at the Guildhall. that's all right who are ...
... BANKRUPT. THE DISCUSSION on the etymology of the word bank in Mr. Justice Darling's court might have been carried a step further by the illustration of our term bankrupt. The old Venetian money-changers and lenders carried on their business ...
... BANKRUPT. mOM THE DUBLIN GAZSTTE.' ) John O’Brien, 17 Upper street, Kingpansm, licensed grocer. The interment took place Tuesday Catherine Hughes, of Mnllinary, Middletown. who had the age um*. ...
... BANKRUPT. The flovernrnent have failed to suet their liabilities to the people, sith the result that, politaslly, they are bankrupt. and the next election will prove for than a public examination of a partieularly unpleasant kind. To'keying the impetuoto ...
... BANKRUPT. (Applause.) believed with all his heart if ; that Bill had passed the time would now have com© when thev would have asked the British Parliament to' take them back under their tvrannous control. (Laughter, and applause.) He did not think the ...
... BANKRUPTS. (PROM NIGHTS DUBLIN GAZBITIk'*) Kedly. No. High street, Kilkenny. iu the County Kilkenny, grocer and auctioneer- Williaui James M CUiPg. of Market square, Crowcur, County contractor. Maud,- Sloan, of High street. in the County Down, dairy ...
... BANKRUPTS (FBiOM THB GAZETTE ) William ol 13 street. Dublin, carrying on bu»ine.st> “TruJock Brotherji, ntie and pistol manufacturer, wj's, the 13th day ol Decernoer, 1915, adjudged bankrupt. j. Tennant Byrne, of No. Harcourt ytreet, in the city of Dublin ...
... BANKRUPT. Henry Stanley, o( iJoUoonay, in tae County of Sligt, Shopkeeper. Ur. tsber, known oroao-co«iitr> rider, hue hi* quertera Koford, whorr ha will numeruus striof of Jumper* uadat his aura Qoadas wm«Sr. ...
... bankrupt. Hie Ihthlin Gazette announces Arthur -T. Cohen, trudinc as * The Di.ne?all ri'.fMn-' C« i.f SI Twickenham street, in the County of the City of Bolfaet, draper. v;M t',,p day Decomber, 1915. adjudged bankropl. ;n use over years fob COMSUnPTION ...
... BANKRUPT ...