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... BANKRUPT grandfather died in 1927 and at the age of 18 succeeded to the title and inherited about £250.000 On his first marriage in 1931 he executed settlement of aoout £125.000 of this property to trustees In favour his wife and family, and under which ...
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... BANKRUPT Hervey had no previous convictions. He was educated at public school and went into a military college in February, 1934. In November, 1934, on the advice of the commandant, his father applied tor him to be withdrawn. His conduct had not been ...
... NOT BANKRUPT Described in a receiving order made against him on April 26 as builder's labourer, of Ladywood Road, Edgbaston Birmingham, the Hon. Francis Soutbweli (38), is not to be adjudicated bankrupt. was stated after the first meeting of creditors ...
... was found ty whom he had lent money, drowned near the Old Harry Rock af Dorset. At the pub lie examination in, March of the bankrupt man an automatic-machine at Mr. Baxter vendor, it was mentioned th had lent the money on the security of an in the hnainess ...
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... Fraudulent Bankrupts Mr. Doran inquired if the President of the of ‘Irade proposed to seek fur- ther powers to deal with the increasing uumber of cases of {fraudulent bankrupt. y by firms mainly alien in name who have begun trading 0 sufficient capita ...
... BANKRUPT COUNTESS ALLOWED THREE GUINEAS A WEEK FOR HER KEEP. GLASGOW, Tuesday. The first meetin of the creditors of Edith Maud Abney-Hastings, Countess of Loudoun, of Loudoun Casfle, Ayrshire, was held in Glasgow to-day, the estates having been sequestrated ...
... BANKRUPT NERVES. A Peril to Each of us has a certain supply of nervous energy. Every act, even every thought, u»e« up some part of this energy. During rest 'sleep the supply is increased the blood, which gets the needed elements from, the air breathe ...
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... Bankrupt Governments R. HIRST concludes by pointing out the difficulties in which _ other nations find themselves to-day. He declares that most of the 66 Governments whose delegates are now assembled at the World Economic Conference in London are insolvent ...