... 1875, the bankrupts bad sgme transactions with Sir George Deny, with respect to the sale of some wood. A bill was given by Sir Geo. Deny, drawn upon the bankrupts, and discounted by a person named Roper. On the bill becoming due, the bankrupts did not pay ...

... of Newcastle (instructed by Mr. Croft, of Richmond), representing the respondent. It was a motion by the trustee of the bankrupts, to declars that a bill of sale given on the 29th December, 1875, was void as being a preference over the other creditors ...

... fighting order upon her southern confines. Such is the diffculty of moving these masses of men overland that a decrepit and bankrupt Power like Turkey could afford to bid defiance to all Russian menaces. Yet General Collinson thinks it would be easy to convey ...

... fighting order upon her southern coufines. Such is the diff culty of moving these masses of men overland that a decrepit and bankrupt Power like Turkey could afford to bid defiance to all Russian Yet General Collinson thinks it would be |, easy to convey ...

... D. mnvenm, of Newcastle ('-smcted.. bydg:: , of Richmond), representing the respon Itwas 2 motion by the trustee of the bankrupts, to declarz that a bill of sale given on the 29th December, 1875, was void a 8 being a preference over the other creditors ...

... burial, = ‘Churchyard’ in thi section includes sny consecrated burial ground.” —— The Orleans-Rouen Railway Oompany e clared bankrupt a foyw days ago, » Mr, Irving, it is said, is about to appear in 5 onpacity, though still ag gn exponent of Bhnkamm The ...

... mistake between himself and the Itrustee the bankrupt was not present, but he presumed that that would make no difference with respect to the carrying out of the resolution. The REGISTRAR said that the bankrupt not being present, the only thing he could ...

... indebtedness of £1772 155., against assests £328 16s. ’;‘_he bankrupt was not in attendance, and Mr. Turopore LumLEy, the solicitor to the trustee, said that through his friends the bankrupt had made an offer of 9s. in the pound, which had been aecepted ...

... time under political earth. It is doubtful w asession of Parliament could go on in ourl without. a patent laws bill and a bankrupte) The time when all such measures will done with seems about as near as the time it pained Mr, Mill to think of—when all sible ...

... hands, and could bri pefore the court. Under the circumsta thought the controller ought to he satisfi the evidence that the bankrupt had E money to the trustee. He should direct t yuptey to be annulled. &r. Lusmiey said that the application h made to the ...

... gl;.n made the adjudication was to be annulkd'm:e Jearned REGISTRAR said he was ofoflon that the bankrupt was entitled to have the bankyuptey annulled, as he had t{wrlormed his part of the contract, and had paid the money to the prustee. The trustee was ...

... such payments {aud been made the adjudication was to be annuled. r The learned RecisTRAR said he was of opinion that the bankrupt was entitled to have the bankruptcey annulled, as he had J)erformed his part of the- contract, and had paid the money to ...