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... THE ALLEGED FORGERIES BY A BANKRUPT. At Stokeon-Trent, yesterday- before Mr. H. ?? Greenwood (stipendiary)-Arthur James Grosvenor, lately a nurseryman at Wetley Rocks, Cbeddllton, was charged On remand with having uttered bills of exchange, knowing the ...
... ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A LONGTON - BANKRUPT. Before the Potteries Stipendiary (M-Kr2 EL U. Green- wood), at Stoke-on-Trent, yesterday, Samuel Jacobson, plumber, gladier, dc., Stafford Street, Longton, was charged by Mr. J. Bullock (official receiver in bank- ...
... IA BANKRUPT WfTTH A LARGE SURpLUS. Yesterday, at the Dudley County Court-before >t. Registrar Wettle-Edward Soden, recently la-iliordefD the DudleY Arms Hotel, Dudley. and now residi-. Woodbine. CottaSe, Rednal, Erorsnsrove Lick:rl'U publicly examined ...
... Messrs. J. Thorpe, .1. Lindop. S. Russell, G. Gfill, J. Meseley. and B. Deani-Samuel Hughes, Heattifield House, 1`06all. a I b~ankrupt, appeared by adjournment from the pr-scone Monday, cnerged with ?? ofiences under thle Debtors Act, including, nondisclosure ...
... A BANKRUPT CHARGED WITH PERJURY AND FRAUD. At the Public Office, yesterday, before DIr. T. C. S. Ilyn- neraley, a bankrupt, named Thomas Hands, formerly a licensed viotnaller, keeping the George and Dragon Inn, Niew Church Street, but now residing in ...
... leave, to the bankrupt to apply again when- ever he should have furnished correct accounts, and pre. leotion was given for a month. On Wednesday, DIr. Commissioner Ayrton, in giving judgment, said he was satisfied that many of the bankrupt's transactions ...
... romand charged, a ith under sec. 11, sub-sees. 1 to 6. of the Debtors Act, 1869, M slco that, being sot erson adjudicated a bankrupt, lie did not (- is fully discover certain parts of his estate to the otfcial iro- receiver; that be did not deliver up a ...
... THE CHARGES AGAINST A BANKRUPT AT STOUTRBilCI4Gl. At a special Sessions at Stourblidge yesterday-before Messrs. H. 0. Yirmstone, J. 13, Cochrane, and ?? 1). Thomas-John Millward, spade and shovel manufacturer, was brought up on several charges~ in reference ...
... Wolvebwampton, .now a bankrupt, can eonpm Itheo uy Coirt In th t t9wn for ispbll. erernInalon. Him liabilifes ar beten £1,00%. and W oo I j 1 , , : I , ' I I ., , I I I I ~ Air, Young, of the Oxford Circuit, appeared for the bankrupt, who was opposed bY ...
... ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A BANKRUPT AT WOLVERHAMIPTON, At the Wolverhampton Police Court, yesterday, E before the Stipendiary, Joseph Jewke6, formerly iron merchant, Wolverhanmptoni, was charged on re- mand with illegal trading, by selling iron at less than ...
... THE ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A BANKRUPT AT STAFFORD. Mr. Thomas mountford, who was remanded last weelc by the Staflord borough magistrates on several. charges of havinig fraudulently coceailed sums of mnonoy from his creditors, was taken beforo the MAlayor and ...
... AGAINST A BANKRUPT. At the Worcestet City Police Court, yesterday, Richard West (28), described as of no occupation, formerly of 8l Witton Street Birmingham, now of Clevelo e, near Malvern, was charged that on June 10 last he, being a bankrupt, did not ...