... TWO LADY BANKRUPTS. Two Jadies applied for their discharge from bankruptey on 'fuesday at Colchester. Mirs. Mona Mansfield, formerly Miss Imrie, daughter of a Newmarket clorg\mnn, attributed her failure to a broken exxgnéemcnt, ske having gone to great ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A BANKRUPT. Alfred John Lambert was charged at Bowstreet with obtaining credit for £lO5 from Mrs Bartlett, at Woburn-place Hotel, Upper Woburn-pl.,withou t disclosing the fact that he was an undiecharged bankrupt. The prisoner was arrested ...

... the creditors. It was reported that the bankrupt in May, 1899, took over the lease and goodwill of the “Red Lion,” but the business had been carried on at a loss throughout and to the loss thus incurred the bankrupt attributed his failure. ...

... The amounts as written off for ilic vear 19C4-5 are as follows: Commission to owners .52 per cent., excused ni!, abconded, bankrupt, and imprisonment, 21 per cent; reduced assessments .14 per cent. and empties 4.48 per cent., equalling a total of 5.35 per ...

... as a draner at I.ich-street, Whitechapel, 1., the Official Recceiver reported that an order for the bankrupt’s prosecution had been made. The bankrupt, who filed his petition in I'ebruary last, returned his liabilities at' £1,418, and a sum of Is. Id ...

... amount of £165 from Messrs.” Spiers and Pond, Southampton Hotel, Surbiton, without infnrmins them that he was an undischarged bankrupt. - Mv. Barrington Ward, who prosecuted, said there was no suggestion of fraud. In January, 1959, Lady Murray and her child ...

... captain William George Blandford and Mr. George Gardner by pretending to have 'money to lend, although both were undischarged bankrupts. A detective said that Rutter was well connected, but during the past few years his associates had been of a very shady character ...

... captain William George Blandford and Mr. George Gardner by pretending to have 'money to lend, although both were undischarged bankrupts. A detective said that Rutter was well connected, but during the past few years his associates had been of a very shady character ...

... Frau® Alfred Sutton, confectioner, ~, street, St. Luke’s, was charged beffl;‘j Albert de Rutzen at Bow-street, wit ; ing as a bankrupt failed to disclose’ of £4OO to the trustees administe® estate for the benefit of his credito® Elias Myers, of City-road, ...

... people who breathe and flourish in it. Mr. Hooley's position is thus summarised by our contemporary. He is an undischarged bankrupt. He has nothing of his own. But to all intents and purposes he does business just as when he was a wealthy man. His wife's ...

... of their clients. \ Mr. Percival Clarke, who defended, said that betting wag not the bottom of the trouble. Naish became a bankrupt last year. His liabilities were £25,500, and although it was estimated that his assets were about £6,000, they only realised ...

... people who breathe and flourish in it. Mr. Hooley's position is thus summarised by our contemporary. He is an undischarged bankrupt. He has nothing of his own. But to all intents and purposes he does business just as when he was a wealthy man. His wife's ...