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... Were shame, disease, neglect, or want Companions of the road you came friends row cold, or rivals vaunt In malice o’er thy bankrupt name ? You’ve read of Job, the man of sorrow. Upon whose night dawned gladsome morrow Though zealous friends, with solemn ...
... oppose the application. On that ground, the Court granted the prayer of the petition, which results in the liberation of the bankrupt. FARM BUILDINGS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The following is the text of the Bill introduced into the House of Commons on Friday night ...
... Policies.—A curious case came before the London Bankruptcy Court on Friday. Mr Willes, described as a literary writer,” became bankrupt in 1858, but did not include in his schedule two policies of insurance which he held. Since his insolvency he had kept up ...
... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. thc Edinburgh Gazette of Friday cveniny). . SEQUESTRATIONS. Street aiid sm'rf haker and confectioner, D' .. urra y Place . Stirling. „■ of Banff 111 ( at Shiel. parish of Invcrkeithny, and coU'B lan IltorS lneef 1,1 Fifc Arms Hotel, ...
... tenant should become addicted to hunting and other pursuits, and neglect the culj tivation of his farm, he would soon be bankrupt, and out of ; his farm. There is sufficient compulsion upon him without the interference of the legislature. If the landlord ...
... looked up m c with bnnvn and black union in moderate makes. quoted unchanged, but some low goods are rathei eas SCOTCH BANKRUPTS, (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Friday evening). John M'An., *««« 15 and 17 Turner Street, S. RolloX. Glasgow. inland of ...
... the first instance only i>ro rata. Had the bankrupt been one of the owners, there might have been some ground for the Pursuer’s contention that each owner was liable to him in solidum ; but when the bankrupt was himself an owner, the Pursuer cannot seek ...
... herrings. 80 boxes salmon. 32 half-boxes do. 6 cattle. 133 pigs. 121 sheep. barrels pork. 73 boxes eggs. 36 butter. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. {From the Edinburgh Gazette of Friday cieni tg.) SEQUESTRATIONS. David Mitchell, plasterer in Pathhead, in the ™ 1 * Street ...
... butter. 598 quarters oats. 1885 bolls oatmeal. 87 barrels herrings. 139 boxes do. 58 boxes salmo*. 29 half-boxes do. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. {From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday evening.) SEQUESTRATIONS. i^nffshire John Duncan, grocer and spirit merchant, Dufftown ...
... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From Friday's Edinburgh Gazette.) sequestrations. William Frederick Haigh, fishing tackle merchant in Glasgow. Thomas Fleming, carter and coal avont in Hawick. William Paterson, writer, 12!) St Vincent Street, Glasgow. Larmont Douglas ...
... treated it they had done—(applause). After some conversation about the inspection of the shops the meeting adjourned. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS, (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Friday evening.) SEQUESTRATIONS. William Frost, deceased, sometime residing at Baughs Keinnay ...
... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS, f From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday evening). SEQUESTRATIONS. Mrs Hannah Dunn or Elliot, whoresidedin Jedburgh, now deceased, widow of the late William Elliot, auctioneer in Jedburgh. David Cormack, sometime solicitor in the Supreme ...