... Castro, the tatiff .L. _ . drei met him as a in the Court, noticed the ;kW big of his eyebrows . :$ ' was advised 'to bm nine bankrupt, when he maid that be we& Witted to i ;rty in .'llsnd, He Mid be owed £lO4, , and the was woe& a little snore. He said it ...

... by their real names. Be spoke of his Australian life, and said he did nut make himself known until ho was about to be made bankrupt. I asked the plaintiff to come and see my sisters, as the . real Roger would have done at once. I got no definite reply, ...

... perfectly dear that the present case came within the enacting via of this clause, for premed'ne to seize the goods of the bankrupt would clearly be enforcing a remedy against his property. i Mr. Thesiger, in his rely able argument, contended that seizure ...

... Governor el Newgate Prime. and *others whom it may concern; have had a sedge addzested to than by the solicitor to, the bankrupts, pressedinp in which the claimant is mneerned, veining them not to restore to the prisoner the property which' bee teem found ...

... .) 4 ”. t bemuse th e 97th schedule ofthe het I 1•.• „LI 1. , • .I'o ' t1101 , 1t.!4n. t: a - . ...

... before he was bankrupt -I must know when he was bankrupt. Yon say he was bankrupt in limp'—l did not say in what month. I van give it in AlltniMt ?—I commenced in Angurtt, but he had nothing to 110 with it. Do you mean to sa ear he was not bankrupt in the month ...

... had business with Miss Wood for two years ; and he might as well have given credit to the bankrupt himseff as to the daughter, if she only represented the bankrupt. Unless they supposed there was some secret arrangement, the daughter must have been the ...

... mused the title. Mordecai (wh eat behind the plaintiff. listening, With his band shading his ear): I never wax • bankrupt. Who man I was a bankrupt? Plaintiff (oommierratimd►) : Pore man ! That's the plaintiff, Mordecai, roar Honour. He has been a collier ...

... application for an order upon the 1101iVelf in the estate of the bankrupt for the payment of 310.104 psi to Mr. E. G. Penny, auctioneer, who bought the inneitnes of the bankrupt before en ad of bankrupt bud been renewed. Mr. Gibbs reeldod the application on the ...

... him with a paper which was partly printed, but there was not any writing to it. He signed it, thinking that it was for the bankrupt to pay him is, in the pound. He never swore the affidavit before the defendant. Nathan Neve Elsey, a clerk in the St. Katharine ...

... advances, yet that, being large hi I proportion to the value of the ;mods, and being given i for the purpose of enabling the bankrupt to carry on the concern, it was not an e int of bankruptcy ; and he (the Judge) thought there had been a doubt M this case ...

... soarer for the sources of the Nile, where, if discovered, the Egyptian flag would be planted. AllitiST or AN ABSCONDING BANKRUPT. —On Monday night, Edward l'yne Lane, en extensive torn merchant, of Leamington, was apprehended at at Queenstown, having ...