... up, and plastered, and on the obstruction being removed, another portion of the bankrupt's stock was found to be concealed there. Sub- sequeotly, the affairs of the bankrupt were wound up; the remnant of his property, discovered in the manner above detailed ...

... though Schroeter had had dealings with the bankrupts before. Some correspondence ensued between ScEroeter in London and the two bankrupts, and cash payment for the goods was demanded by g Schroeter. One of the bankrupts then stated in a a letter that they were ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SEIZURE OF A BANKRUPT'S | EFFECTS. I We learn from the Birmingham Post that on Saturday Messrs. H. do Simencourt and Co., of the Lenesfield Iron Works near Bileton, suspended payment. One mill worked up to six o'clock on that morning. But ...

... SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A BANKRUPT W At the City Police Court, on Thursday, before Mr. a. n J. Galloway and Mr. Samuel Gratrix, Henry Harris, who n lives in lodgings at 21, Irivell-street, Salford, and a lately carried on business as a wholesale clothier ...

... S.ERIOIJS CHARGESAGAIN~S' A BANKRUPT At'Chest ex 'Assizes on Thursday, Hy. Morgan, a woo d'ealer, living at Xewtown, Montgomeryshire, was1 indced fortthwh that he, being a person whose affairs. were liquidated by arrangement, 'unlawfulily aid' not deliver ...

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... ISERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A BANKRUPT At the Manchester City Police Court, on Thursday, Henry Harris, who lives in lodgings at 21, Irwell-street, Salford, and who recently carried on business as a wholesale clothier at 51, New Bridge-street, Strange- ways ...

... had been added.-Ar. Robinson replied on has behalf of the bankrupt. The evidence, he contended, was all alm against the supposition of fraud, for there was nothing to the disprove the bankrupt's statement that he had not made and the alteration; hut even ...

... twelve of months ago. and relet them to David Williams lea (the brother of his wife), who was an undis- iut charged bankrupt. He (the bankrupt) was now inl living at that place with Williams, who gave him we (the hankrupt) the rent for the promises, and he ...

... (the kprisoner), a bankrupt. On the 4th October a d petition in bankruptcy was filed against the 1 prisoner, and on the day afterwards he was adjudi- 3 cated ?? Cross-examination the witness said the praoner we adjudicated bankrupt on his * own petition ...

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... IN THE CASE OF A BANKRUPT. -Li A' DA-'NAMiUVX. Yesterday an inquiry, during wiihich circumstances ofa ?? most unusual character were elicited, took place at the :et Bankruptcy Court, before Mr. Comnmissioner Stevenson. The bankrupt, John La (4uari'onde ...