... for creditors and a number of creditors. The bankrupt failed to appear; and it having been stated that he had taken sanctuary in Edinburgh, Mr Borland produced a letter he had received from the bankrupt, in which the latter had intimated his intention ...

... he would not, however, have taken from an unknown man. In reply to Mr Ross, of Robertson and Ross, who asked if he was a bankrupt, Mr Morton said he had the protection of the Court. He also explained that he valued the New Zealand property on the basis ...

... Baltic in the spring, as most of the merchants of Cronstadt have large deposits in the bank, and many must inevitably become bankrupt. It is probable that the effect will be felt in other parts of Russia, where the banking business is in a very precarious ...

... lent without interest. Those were the terms on which , the people of this country i lent to» Turkey, audi they called Tbrkey bankrupt, hut India was said to be only embarrassed. He was impressed with the gravity of the position, and he was astounded that ...

... debtors in England have been adjudicated bankrupt, or are having their estates liquidated by arrangement. In some cases the liquidators 1 have already been asked to concur in an application for the discharge of bankrupt, but they have hitherto refrained granting ...

... and costs. The magistrate advised the men on strike be careful, and not to be found picketing. Serious Charge against a Bankrupt.—At Nottingham Town Hall, on Saturday, William Hall was charged with having obtained 90 loads of bricks, value £57 2d, under ...

... the bill ought to give power to the Court where a bankrupt paid no dividend to direct terms that would make his future property liable. He regretted the power given to a debtor to make himself bankrupt. After few words from Earl POWIS, The LORD CHANCELLOR ...

... Dover Railway Company's Arbitration Bill, but there was measure dealing with the affairs of a railway whieh cannot be made bankrupt and, therefore, an Act Parliament was considered necessary for the settlement of its difficulties. The provisions of this ...

... examination in his bankruptcy. James Martin, C.A, Edinburgh, the trustee the estate, refused to give any information as the bankrupt s state of affairs, but the bankruptcy is understood to have been caused through the failure of the _City of Glasgow Bank ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From last night's Edinburgh Gazette.) BEQUESTRATIONS. William Ball&ntine, grocer and provision merchant, 211 Great Eastern Road, Glasgow. John M'Whinnie, plumber, Gloucester Street, Glasgow. A. & W. Campbell, builders, Airdrie. David ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From last night's Edinburgh Gazette.) SEQUESTRATIONS. John Watson, shipbuilder, residing in Banff. Creditors meet in the Fife Arms Hotel there, 21st March, at eleven o'clock. Wm. Coutts, solicitor, agent, Banff. James Wilkie, joiner ...

... Mechlin convent called the Good Shepherd, which received young women and employed them in 1 washing, has been declared bankrupt at the suit of ft creditor who had advanced it money. If any one k news where London to buy a yard of real calico or real ...