... — Havn't got any money, replied the man.— Then give me a chair, or a table, or some. thing.— Got none, I'm a regular bankrupt. You can put some leeches on me, anyhow, and take something out of me. How on earth do you manage P asked a gentleman of ...

... stand? They have let winter pass away. Their custom has passed away likewise with it, and the once great capitalist became a bankrupt. These things often happened to masters, while, on the other hand, men who were fighting for their rights had to suffer the ...

... followed, and several meetings of creditors were called, but at none was there a quorum. Mr. Harris, who appeared for the bankrupt, therefore applied, under the Sith section, that the b-,akruptcy should be annulled, and this was done on Monday. Mr. Richardson ...

... ..£77,003 9s. 64., making a total of £369,002 19s. 91. It would thus be seen that there would be no fear of their being bankrupt, the excess of income over expenditure amounting to no less than £135,783 10. They had a benevolent fund which was devoted ...

... thromen Parliament in the form of a i for a company s , g min in Canada to build another rential claim on the estates of bankrupt employers. awarded £6O of May next it becomes his property. ' which they were subjected, and to express disc , proviiiional ...

... CASE. sentences, Man that is born of a woman ec., and the dean mo - t impressive l y commuted the George Henry Wildes, now bankrupt described body to the earth. After the last utterances the as of Lowndes square, London , g entleman, was choir chanted '' ...

... Saturday, at Dublin, Margaret Shea, a draper, of Kilbritige, county Kildare, who stands charged with having, while adjudicated a bankrupt, absconded with money that should have ben divided amongst her creditors, was committed for trial. tin Saturday the body ...

... bank, a few years since, several important lod - EN M R , connected Manchester Unity nearly stle, AND MR. A. BASS, M.P. made bankrupt, and it took a long time to recover On Monday afternoon, a deputation from the their position. The opinion of the deputation ...

... asked for it. Councillor Sollom had a decided objection to being, a party to the purchase of what was well known to be a bankrupt concervehear, hear). He failed to that, even in a sanitary point of view, the purchase of the baths by the • Council was ...

... Considerable changes had been made in the trade, and three or four of the ' masters had gone out of the trade, some had become I bankrupt, and others had relinquished it for something better, so that the Co-operative Association was now capable of doing as large ...

... stated that the last election, instead of weakening the society's influence in Parliament, had rather strengthened it. A bankrupt tradesman at Barrow-in-Furness, named Williamson, recently in business as a boot and shoemaker, has been Committed for trial ...

... him, and. if it will at all be beneficial to Mr. . • Humphries, there a willingness on the part of all sail and Pelsall, a bankrupt, appeared at the Walsall members that that sympathy which has been soli- County Court, on Monday, for public examination ...