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... BANKRUPT. I want to get it over. I cannot stand it any longer. lam • bank clerk at klet•srs. Lloyds Bank. Ltd.. where I have employed for It years. 1 niarried in 1894 at Cardigan, and resided there with my wife. I had associatione with a widow I who ...
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... bankrupt Some time ago I investigated some of the northern towns and found forty out of every hundred men out of work. The othersixty had, therefore, to pay for their support and for their wives and children. They did it by an ever-increasing rate laid ...
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... BANKRUPT. He told Mr. and Mrs. Bevan, friends of his, that he was in a position to acquire manuscripts of his father's works for £4,000 and to re-sell them for £5,000, and Mrs. Bevan advanced him £l,lOO, the profit of £l,OOO, to be divided between them ...