... only 025. On the case being called M~r. LINKLTER appeared to oppose the passing of the bankrupt, and Mr. MALE on his behali.-Mr. MBfE, on the part of the bankrupt, asked that he might pass on the accounts he had furnished. The fact was that the accounts ...

... hired of him by the bankrupt. The granting of a certificate to the bankrupt . was opposed by the assignees and by Mdr. Marehall, a credi- tor, on the grounds that the transactions with Battye were of a fraudulent nature, that the bankrupt bad given a z fraodulent ...

... htold ~e- your tongue, you'll give iri two years Bankrupt's rn brother owed him a debt of £~3, and bankrupt promised to, she pay it. His bruther left him a Californsial-inado'.gold. ,iI. comb, which bankrupt raffled for £225. In reply to AMr. ny Bond's question ...

... Mary Ann Kirkham, farmer, of Audleby Villa, Caistor, Lincolnshire, bankrupt, was held at Grimsby yesterday, before Mr. Registrar Danbury. Mr. Wilson (Messrs. Haddelsey) supported the bankrupt; Mr. Tweed, of Lincoln, appeared for the trustee, Mr. A. H. Melville ...

... es eome £SO worth of property had been a' t 4 bankrupt's brother when he knew he wase two creditors had received an unfair pre5eell35' the bankrupt had kept no accounts, Mr I>'*r rritted that the bankrupt should not be PrliE' , charge, or it it were granted ...

... giving a history of - the trading of the bankrupt, 'reported that the bankrupt had beau guilty of ' rash and shazardous speoula- tion, and '-unjustlllab~e extravagance in living. The' principal charge against the bankrupt, however was that he had improperly ...

... COUR'T O0F BANKRUPTCY. TH1E RIGHTTS OF A BANKRUPT'S SOLICITOB.-Yescer, day, before Mr. WV. T. S. DANIEL, Q.C., the Jud 'e in the matter of Ritudolph Mendelssohn, stuff sssJ w woollen merchant, of Leeds, the bankrupt cane up tor 1, his last examination and ...

... the part of the assignees, f: by Mr. Reece, for the bankrupt, and by Mr. H. Wright, to oppose, on the part of two Leeds creditors. 1k The balance-sheet, prepared by Mr. Freer, showed that the bankrupt nowv owed to sundry creditors £i,003 13s. 2d.; p; the ...

... mnis the' bankrupt: relative to the book which the bankrupt him- moit self declared' contained. Judith Larncaster's ?? wh. Tuesday, Mr wote bankrupt's solicitor, endea- ests vuetoexplain to his Honor that no such hook as that which the bankrupt first alluded ...

... Bank- ruptcy. JosEpas NoBLE -was the next bankrupt examined, and his case was very similar to the last. He had been sent to prison at the suit of Lee Dyson, the steward of one or more clubs, seed the bankrupt bad becosne surety in a club at Lockwood, ...

... jeiaer received fromn the bankrupt since the adjourn- th mesnt was1 oue endorsed Calculations of dividend, the ne accuracy of which calculations the assignees disputed. His ve IJ Honor said he was willing to extend the bankrupt's protec. rel S tioii for ...

... the company. and the bankrupt. The Official Receiver submits and reports that this transaction was ,fraudulent, and that the bankrupt was a party- to the fraud. Every trace of this transaction lhaa been removed from the bankrupt's books. With regard ...