... Bankrupt In 1802, Young, envisaging a shortage of supplies, bought large Quantities of grain outside his own locality, an d borrowed money to pay for them. These supplies were ...

... Bankrupt Antonion told the bench that he had not driven his car for some time including July 17 as the insurance company he had been insured with had gone bankrupt. He added that since the bankrupcy. his car had been parked outside his house. Cross examined ...

... Bankrupt In 1802, Young, envisaging a shortage of supplies, bought large quantities of grain outside his own locality, an d borrowed money to pay for them. • These supplies were ...

... BANKRUPT William Weston Young came to the Neath area from Bristol in 1797 as a farmer and miller at Aberdullis. He went bankrupt. which did not endear him to his brother- Quakers. As a former senior English master at Neath Grammar School. and a man of ...

... was an undischarged bankrupt. He was Ivor George Thomas. of Rolls-avenue. Monmouth. who was declared bankrupt in 1947. Thomas was charged with obtaining credit of £66 from a car-hire proprietor without disclosing that he was a bankrupt. He was jailed for ...

... BANKRUPT Owing b:7l — i - i - d, - „wr;e - speculation in the purchase of corn Young became bankrupt in 1802 for a large sum of money, and at the end of the year his home and property with the leases of the mill and farms to be sold. In February, 1803 ...

... Bankrupt IHad Not Kepi Proper Books, CYRIL TRESMOND WEBBER. - 0 LansbUry-avenue, Margam, for in business as a watchmaker and jeweller at Forge-road. Port Talbot, was fined £25 to be paid within 14 days. with an alternative of three months imprisonment ...

... Builder bankrupt A FORMER self employed builder claimed that failure to lodge income tax returns and to reserve funds to pay his tax was one of the causes that led to his appearance in the Bankruptcy Court. David Llewellyn of Pentyla, Port Talbot, also ...

... Doctor bankrupt A meeting of creditors of Ds Robert George Goronwy Evans, a physician. of Caepel, South-road Porthcawl. was held at Swansea yesterday the Official Receiver. According to a statement Issued after the meeting gross liabilities were £6.018 ...

... Declared bankrupt A PONTARDAWE WOMAN and former owner of a Crynant Transport Company was declared bankrupt at a Neath Court last week. Mrs. Barbara Jean Price (34) Of Bron-y-Coed, High Street, and former owner of J. Price Transport, which operated from ...

... Builder bankrupt A FORMER self employed builder claimed that failure to lodge income tax returns and to reserve funds to pay his tax was one of the causes that led to his appearance in the Bank-, ruptcy Court. David Llewellyn of Pentyla, Port Talbot, ...

... Went bankrupt She became completely insolvent, he said. In six months in 1955 she defrauded six manufacturers of more than £3.000 worth rf knitting machines and 33 depositors of sums totalling £638. In January last year she went bankrupt for more than ...