... that the Waywarden, whose duty it is to collect the rates and account for them to the Highway Board, has recently become a bankrupt, and it is now found that there is a large sum of money owing to the Board which he has not paid in, although he has received ...

... accordingly. Tee HAPAX . The court was occupied for a considerable time in hearing judgment summonses. Re Jolts W. PLAT YORD.—The bankrupt appeared in court to pass his public examination, and no objection being offered, he was adjudged to have passed accordingly ...

... his defence was that Mr. Peapack simply bald the money **alien upon a debt of 13:4, due to him for money advanced to the bankrupts for carrying on the timiseas.—Mr. Pnyiier : Thit's the only leg you ham to stand mon. —Mr. !Wield : Oh, no : I have got several ...

... language to you. and not any technical phrases. It is mid that within four months. or. formll purposes. put on the eve of his bankrupt. y he scuds away at night the.. essla to a friend. in order that they arty not fall into tile hands of his creditors. Ido ...

... the bankruptcy of Mn. Mary Emma Sophia Bea ruff, of No. 4, Britannia-terrace, Yarmouth, to set aside a bill of isle on the bankrupt's furniture, held by Mr. Aldred, auctioneer, Yarmouth, wit) was represented by Mr. T. C. Blofeld (instructed by Mr. C. M ...

... has been bankrupt since that : in 1869. Ile then ie.td the s;:ction of the Act, which provided that nu person should hold the office who was a pawnbroker, and undertaker. a licensed dealer in intoxicating drinks, or an uncertiftmted bankrupt. Mr. Bur ...

... Patina tome lied on the NW day at July, 18 aid siptinit whom ropedtray bankruptcy wore Mei IS the 21st tlay et July, Mu, Bankrupt& TM I boa T d U n S r T e E d E a , n E Nr g . h th M AND FINAL B end or did. in the Nand on all debts proved up to the Ilk ...

... some Mlle now was caused. lisenowrov.—A woe*, el the creditors of Mr. J. R. Oast, et Ipswkh en Woodbridge, coschbdlder, a bankrupt, was had at howl* on 13th Danube; HMO, when it was ressind that Mr. Lorena Blas Mr. s Hall-nsi o rbess, Gen Yarmoath, F.C ...

... appointed tho Peddle Examination of the Bankrupt to take plate at the !Rumba. Ipswich, cm the 18th day el Felareary, 1681, at eleven o'clock in the foramea. All of having in their pommies any of the effects of the Bankrupt mad deliver them to the Trustees, ...

... examination of a bankrupt, under the new Bankruptcy Act, held in the armouth County Court. took place on Saturday, before the Registrar (E. W. Worlledge, Esq.), the examination being conducted by the official receiver (Mr. H. P. Gould). The bankrupt was Henry ...

... where the receiver had made a private investigation into the bankrupt's statement, the examination may take more or less of a private character. That would be the case that morning. The bankrupt, examined by Mr. Gould. said he had been in business about ...

... brothers, named James and George Ley, are under remand at Swansea, on a charge of absconding after they wen• adjudicated bankrupts, and taking with them £3,000 belonging to their creditors. GRIAT sensation has been caused among the lower classes in Vienna ...