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... PROSECUTION OF A MANCHESTER BANKRUPT. the Manchester City I'olke-court yesterday, Francis Druminond, a bankrupt, was charged tie Borii.ruj.tcy Act, with the falsification his books, with failing deliver certain books 'A Lis estate. The was IrusinoM* ...
... OFFENCES UNDER TIIls BANKRUPT LAW. I'he following are the offinces declared by the I New Bankruptcy Act to forfeit the right of a bankrupt to i the protection of the Bankruptcy Court First,-If the bankrupt shall at any time after the Issuing of the flat ...
... EXAMINATION OF HUGHES, THE FRAUDULENT BANKRUPT. The further examination of David Hughes, the bankrupt solicitor, who absconded from his creditors about twelve months ago and fled to Australia, leaving liabilities to the extraordinary amount of nearly ...
... effects of any bankrupt shall be vested in and exercised by the assignees for the time being for the benefit of his creditors. THE benefit of his creditors ! What benefit can accrue to them by seizing and locking up the body of a bankrupt 9 'The benefit ...
... I BANKRUPTS.-FRno THE LONDON GAzETTZ. FRIDAY, MAY 2. J. Ff. Hensman and F. Hensman, coal merchants, Adelphi- wharf, Strand. E. Slater, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, Montpelier-row, Brompton. W. C. Tupper, grceer, Catber- ington, Hampshire. L. Leplastrier ...
... BANKRUPTS.- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, MAY 22. M'DOWALL, W., printer, Pemberton-row, Gough-square, City. BACONt, S. E., leather factor, Upper Russell-street, Ber- mondsey. MARKHIAM, R. D., boarding.house-keeper, Edmonton. BEATTIN, A., and M&cseAmnTEN ...
... realise £650, making a. total of £2:092 2s 1d. The bankrupt, previous to his coimmenclng business in Hull, was In business as a provision merchant at New. oastle on-Tyne, where he failed and was made bankrupt, and was convicted of and imprisoned for offences ...
... BANKRUPTS.-TROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I Ton En v CU~ ONDON GAZETT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. BARlnr, R. F., licensed victualler, Bislopsegate-,tr, t Without. l LAKE, W., grocer, Henfield, Sussex. MoRTrIaER, J., woolstapler, Bradford. WAItWntGOT, T., surgeon and ...
... were ?? HoNount asked bankrupt what he had pr done with his ?? debtor said the eetective took wl possession of them. The detective also took possession of qu all his papers, and everything except the boxes at the to station. Bankrupt also said his deficiency ...
... A BANKRUPT COMMITTED FOR EMBEZZLING £1,300. On Saturday, before Sir C. 11. J. Anderson, Bart,, and Mr. Anderson, at Gainsbro', Henry Milburn, a bankrupt, formerly a farmer, corn factor, and wool stapler at Spiingthorpo, near Gainsbro', was charged with ...