... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Jan. 8. Bedford, Stanley, Tschbrook-street, Piimico, London, ironmonger—Jan. 21, London. Craig, John, Mostyn, Flintshire, coal dealer—Jan. 20, Flintshire. Dav laa, David, Carmarthen, general Ironmonger—Feb Carmarthen ...

... account given by the bankrupt of the alleged debt due to his father, and commented upon the inaccuracies and disrefancies which marked the transaction, and expressed his be ief that the whole affair was concocted between the l bankrupt and other parties ...

... Mr Whiteside appeared for the trustee, Mr Aldridge for the Official Receiver, and Mr Longbourne for the bankrupt. Upon examination the bankrupt stated that the income of his living,, which' he had beea deprived of by the Consistory Court, amounted to ...

... continued the businesses formerly carried on by her husband at Westbury ?? and Rediland road, he having been adjudged a, bankrupt on September 6tb, 1887. At that date she commenced with no capital, and alleges this fact as one of the causes of the present ...

... Easton road, Bristol, grocer, but whose present address ie ?? was nc statement of affairs, and the debtor har been adjiu'gee a bankrupt. Mesera Salisbury and Gnliths eprai sented the petitioning creditor. Re HENRY STILES, of Rowde, Wilts, ?? statement of affairs ...

... or business, sufficient notice to the bankrupt thereof. r- 17th, Provision for empowering commissioners to issue war. :e rant for apprehension and committal from time to time, or for it a certain period, of bankrupt in cases of non-surrender, or where n ...

... of the damages due to Mrs Langworthy in. sk the action for breach of promise of marriage brought t )w by her against the bankrupt, and for which she had n obtained an interlocutory judgment. The amount of se money claimed by Mrs Langworthy is ;£20,000 ...

... this fact, the case was adjourned, in order that the bankrupt might produce more tangible proof of the money being thus appropriated. The case having again come before the court this day, the bankrupt professed his utter inability to furnish the information ...

... sold for £220 to a Mr F. Ash. J) In reply' to Mr Woolf, the bankrupt stated that when tt ?? Wh ite joined himi he (the bankrupt) owed £971.11, and MrWhite-was to advance R3000. He(the bankrupt) h Iconsidered that the partnership owed Kr WVhite£;9000 I ...

... the bankrupt; and the certificate was refused. RE ITHOMuAS LEDIARD, Cirencester, ?? bankrupt applied for his certificate; Mr. Mullings appeared for the assignees, and expressed himself' satisfied on their behalf with the conduct of thee bankrupt. It appeared ...

... a Receiver, and Mr Lake for the bankrupt; the trustee ?? Pixley) was also in attendance, and several le solicitors represented creditors. In reply to Mr ie Howell, Lord Courtenay said that he was previously 'I bankrupt in 1870, which bankruptcy was annulled ...

... DECLARED.-Jan. 27, Thomas Dobbs, Newent, Gloucestershire, haulier.—Jan. 26, Elizabeth Dsy, Ilfracombe, Devonshire, grocer. BANKRUPTS—TUESDAY, Jan. 18. Charles Wm. Greenway, Vittoria-street, Birmingham, general factor, Jan. 28, Birmingham. Jacob Hyam, King ...