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... tested—Mr Dominy, otticial assignee's clerk, complained that the bankrupt had been very indifferent, and had taken no trouble assist in the winding of his affairs —The Commissioner said that a bankrupt conld not his discharge if took no trouble to assist the ...
... Griffin I tor the bankrupt, and stated that the accounts not having been filed, should have to submit to adjournment, the official assignee had not hail opportunity looking ir.to the bankrupts affairs.— Adjourned the in-taut. The bankrupt's balance sheet ...
... of the bankrupt are stated to be in the hands of Mr. Thwaites, accountant, of No. s(i, Basinghall Street, and the bankrupt alleges that he has no book debts due to him. Mr. \V. H. Drew, solicitor, New Basinghall Street, appeared for the bankrupt, and ...
... selling the bankrupt's interest, whiih was simply the excess of rent over interest, and which amounted to £2. 145., which was expended keeping the property in repair; and therefore at the time of the bankruptcy the interest of the bankrupt the property ...
... 'dinpute then aroee an to whether the bankrupt ought eet in barn paid the Or. ton ihe pound en that £200., which woold have rote to about £150. ,Ho refused to do no, the arrangement wan broken 'off, end, the bankrupt went on trading with hia etinte from ...
... Friday Xight's Gazette.] BANKRUPTS Job Wagstakf, Hails Pitt. Castle Morton, Worcestershire, farmer, August IS, 12, Bankrupts Court, Birmingham. Joseph Outram, Burton-on -Trent, Staffordshire, timber merchant, August 18, 12, Bankrupts' Court, Birmingham. Solomon- ...
... accounts with it? Bankrupt: Yes, He was called upon by the repre- sentatives of Mrs. Richardson to pay the money, and was unable to do so. That was the cause of his having to ile a ?? again as to why he had appropriated the £240., bankrupt said he intended ...
... interest, the bankrupt duly passed. 17 ce IT. Eigqlestous, Herefcrd, ?? bankrupt came up on his last sxanminatiOl, and duly passed. The balance-sheet, pre- pared by Mr. Roberts, and commencing in January last year, sbows that at that time the bankrupt had a surplus ...
... observed that, giving the bankrupt the benefit of all expenses and claims noble part, and all of which were sot down at a very extra- vagant rate, there remained an admitted doeciency of £2,090. and upwards, for which the bankrupt could not account. Mr. ...
... the sheriff? -Bankrupt: I shan't answer that question. You can take me before the judge and have me com- mitted if you hke.-Mr. Dyson : Do.-Bankrupt: Yes.-Mr. Dyson objected to the questions being put by the official receiver.-Bankrupt: My wife's business ...
... LONDON GAZETTE. IFromTuesday Night's Gazette.] BANKRUPTS. Thomas Blvtii, Leicester, jeweller, January IC, at 11, at Bankrupts' Court, Nottingham. William Finch, Icknield Tort Road, Birmingham, nadmaker, January 8, at 10, at County Court, Birmingham. Walter ...
... —William Wardell, Smitiifield Street, news agent. The liabilities of the bankrupt were £69. os. 9d. The solicitor whs Mr. Parry —Henry Mason. Smith Street, Hockley, baker. Debts bankrupt, £254. 19s. 4d. ; assets, £21. 4d. Solicitor, Mr. East.—Edward Glover ...