... surprise move at the credlitors' meeting which voted for the Official Receiver to ?ply for Lord Lucan's adjudication &s a bankrupt, was the decision of une of his creditors to withdraw their claim -~ and keep the earl's coronation robes and a coronet instead ...

... Bruce, pfl:g«m‘nt the resolution, disputed the Government's claim that the cuts were needed to stop the country from going bankrupt. - “If that were so, then we could not afford the_increased expenditure on nuclear missiles, power stations or private education ...

... at about the same time as he broke -off his negotiations with Mr Davidson's funding empire. The activities of Mr Morley, a bankrupt, and other court actions against him seeking the return of commission allegetgiy paid for loans not received, were disclosed ...

... acted as attorney. The assistant fiseal, Mr Stanforth Lockhart, said the matter came to light when Turnbull was declared bankrupt iu 1969 after he failed to pay more than £3OOO to a Swiss . bank. Investigations then revealed the embezzlement. ...

... LUTON’S LOOT Luton . Town, 'the Division II club that nearly went bankrupt. three years ago, yesler-day announced that they made a . profit -last .season, for the first ‘time since 1969. They had .a trading surplus of £94.00 but losses on transfer deals ...

... »Th,e'dfioposals are understood to include some to make criminals repay their victims, one idea being to declare criminals bankrupt and divide their possessions among their victims, STRONG VIEWS officer. The measures will be embodied in a Bill to be introduced ...

... drawn up by Edinburgh members of the Association of University Teachers which suggests that Edinburgh University could be bankrupt by the end of the next academic year (writes v o e The document states that full compensation for infla: tion plus a slightly ...

... Lady of the Lake” accompanies an arriving, departing, even stationary President, and the whole of Scotland could go happily bankrupt. Sir Walter Scott’s descendants might then be induced to treat the nation in the same magnanimous way that Sir Walter treated ...

... gone, is brought home by the laconic revelation that the firm they have bheen discussing is now no longer in business, went bankrupt, or has been swallowed by some remote conglomerate This is industrial archae‘ology, not business history; for there is no ...

... solutions to . their pay problems on the basis of their vf;oductivity and - profitability. In the long run they must, or ‘go bankrupt. o . ‘Let the unproductive part of the| public sector, mcludlng, pensioners (of whom I am one have their incomes linked to ...

... who have created the worst urban, working and social deprivation in Western Europe in the West of Scotland; they have not bankrupted Great Britain, never mind Scotland; they have not made this country the poor man of ‘the poor man of Europe. ...

... manipulation of wealth, rot even dissipation of wealth. ' EVER-PRESENT CANCER' He added: '' We are a nation of bankrupts, intellectual bankrupts dodging reality. We are a nation of experts, experts. in telling - other people how to manage their own affairs ...