... the bankrupt's brother, Mr. Charles Thouias Perry, to his former client, the bankrupt, amounts to less a sum than £105., and if paid him the creditors will have dividend. The question is whether Mr. John Suiith hail the power tu make the bankrupt such ...

... for the bankrupts. a former occasion it was thought that the description agents was not sufficient, it appeared that the bankrupts had also been china dealers. That, however, had been amended, and the bankruptcy readvertised, and the bankrupts received ...

... Nigh?* Gazette.] BANKRUPTS. John Howkins, HOI Cross Street, Coventry, coal dealer, December 15, at 11, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Francis Par&es, Mill Street, Birmingham, journeyman edgetool maker, December 15, at 12, at Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham ...

... firm, James and for the official assignee, and Mr. Duke for the bankrupt. [ This is a case which has been several times adjourned, the reason 1 being a receipt for a sum £bO., which the bankrupt alleged ! had paid to his brother immediately before his bankruptcy ...

... have ask your Honour not to grant the bankrupt any further protection.- Mr. Sykes : It is said the bankrupt has failed befoie. (To the bankrupt): Is that true? Bankrupt: Yes, sir.—His Honour : How long ago? Bankrupt: Nine months. His Honour ...

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... Boddington, thie bankrupt's accountant, said that the bankrupt had handed in to the official assignee vouchers for £1,000., £300. of which wers admitted by the assignees, but the rentainder, for various reasons, were rejected.-Mr. Smith (the bankrupt's solt- citor) ...

... case werethese. A proposal was on the [«u-t of the bankrupts theiaselves to susi>end the proceedings bankruptcy case composition of ss. in the pound was paid on the 7th of June. that day the bankrupts, not having paid the composition, applied their creditors ...

... November. In re J. f'rayne, late of examination and discharge. Mr. appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Fitter for the bankrupt. The bankrupt attributed his failure to losses recent sewering contracts. lost *-»*>- the Hole contract through the offered the ...

... discharge would not take effect until the bankrupt had had four months. The Commissioner said he thought ought to have some assurance that the bankrupt would re-appear. The bankrupt must put in bail. The bankrupt having stated that he was in prison nearly ...

... enquiries with respect to the bankrupt's conduct in dealing with some money that had beeni collected for the purpose of building a parsonage-house to the Church of St. Gabriel, of which the bankrupt was vicar. The bankrupt attended at his ofeice on the ...

... required. It was only for the bankrupt to say where the money had gone.-Mr. Montgomery Hooper (who appeared for the trustee) confirmed what the bankrupt had said as to enquiries made by his wife. -The Registrar accepted the bankrupt's excuse, anid adjourned ...