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... ALLEGED FRAUD BY A BANKRUPT. 0 - - - - - - - - ?? I At the Derby Borough Police Court, on Friday, Edward -Cotterell, by trade Ai sawyer, but of late carrying on businesssa ras a timber merchant, in Quarn-street, was charged, on re- on mand, with a mi ...
... A BANKRUPT CHARGED WITH FRAUD. At the Castle of Exeter on Thursday, before J. B. script IS Loucada, Bsq., ROB RoBEaRs, yeomen and market gardener, ofEwick, a bankrupt, was oharged under the exprel Debtors' ALt of 1869, with failing to disclose the whole ...
... THB DANKRBU1T AND HlIS OIGAI CASE. - - . , - L~ Is .T. = B. BAKM;-The bankrupt, Thomas Robinson Baker, described-as s commercial traveller, was formerly a draper, at Woolwieh, His applica- tion for order of-discharge wasopposed ontthe ground that he had ...
... PROSECUTION OF A BANKRUPT AT NoRTHALLEWTON. At the Coart-house, Northallerton, yesterday, a bank- rupt, Mr. Hy. Barker, late farmer, at Park House, 'Aenby, was charged on remand with having committed soveral offences uuder the Bankruptcy Act. Mr. H. J ...
... ALLEGED FRAUD BY A BANKRUPT I ?? ?? At the Blackburn County Police Courton Wednes-! day, Benjamin Bleasdale, butcher, of Great Harwood, was charged under the Debtors' Act, 1869, with having obtained credit by false pretences from Henry | Coupe, farmer ...
... ALLEGED FRAUD BY A . I: BANKRUPT. AN INTEREPIRIG STATEMENT. At North London Police-court, on 8sturday, Mr. D Egaecurt r enaged for a considerable time in he¢}; a harge st ?? Bayliss, 25 a. furniture dealer and remover, of Haingiy-road, 6'reer-lanes, and ...
... charged, badirropt without. informing ..the person ru fromrwhav~omni~e obtdloned credit 'that 'he- xwits: all m undiselbarg6o&'bankrupt., .Mr' Aotqn (Isaac OCoke, 20 Sons, andAcon, of Bristol)'prosecoted on:behalf lof Al the Treasury, and Mr J. Uledstmne wvas ...
... Banister, aged 2, diarper. was indicted for thet he, being a trader wvithin the meaning of the statutes il force relating to b bankrupts, did, within three months before the date of a flat g in bankruptcy issued against him, wickedly, unlanfully, and ti by falsc ...
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... Tate, who was recently declared a bankrupt. T he forty individ Lals, however, we are given to understand, did not represent more than half the number of creditors to a bankrupt whose yearly income is about 1,0001. Between three and fohlr hours were occupfid ...
... THE CHARGE AGAINST LAMB, THE BANKRUPT. _ At the Council-house, yesterday, William Joseph Lamb was h lt up on remand before the sitting magistrates, A . . riflerand Herbert Thomlas, charged with emnbezzlding the sum of - ?? the moneys of the co-partnership ...