... lieht MI the bankrupt's affairs, and on the !nth the !Whoring parties were examined, six.:—William White, journeyman tlesher, the bankrupt servant: Andrew Snadden, noshor : An &alter, the bankrupt's brother; and William Thomson, the bankrupt's Neither the ...

... heart of the bankrupt waa too sorrowful to be relieved by music, and the disappearance of the piano waa never observed. He (Mr Ewing) submitted to his Lordship that the Court should not pass silently over the bankrupt’s conduct. Every bankrupt was bound ...

... certain debtors in England have been adjudicated bankrupt, are having their estates liquidated arrangement. some cases, liquidators have already been asked to concur application for the discharge the bankrupt. but they have hitherto refrained from granting ...

... ha* fnrnubed good* to the Bankrupt, and he ha* e»*iited him in his business with loan* in cash and by granting accommodation hill*; that be advenced money to him in November, 1874, and that in December following the Bankrupt granted Bond in hi* favour ...

... tho information given him by the bankrupt the state Ins affairs. The Trustee stated that in the circumstances would unnecessary for him to make any minute ves ligation at that diet into the bankrupts affairs. The bankrupt deponed to the correctness of the ...

... the bankrupts. The claims consisted of (I) accommodation bills for £lO5O held by th« Clydesdale Bank, Alloa, bearing « the signature the firm Ferguson & Donaldson, * which Mr J. Donaldson was then a partner ; (2) a balance of 15s on the bankrupt’s current ...

... acknowledgment by bankrupt, dated 27th February, 1861. The dissolution co-partnership was admitted to have taken place in February, 1861. The Sheriff-Substitute thinks these are * effectual to constitute obligation against the bankrupt. Interest is allowed ...

... reckless trading going on by the bankrupt. Mr Mair, one of the creditors, asked leave to pet a (legation to the bankrupt, as a good deal hat been said shoat hi. (Mr Muir). The request wee granted. Mx Muir asked the bankrupt if the bills which =beteresa them ...

... the Bank about at par. The bankrupt was closely questioned as to his connection with the Monges iron Company, the Glasgow Jute Company, other-concerns. Questioned as to the value the policy insurance on his own life, the bankrupt replied, “I advise you not ...

... ALVA A Bankrupt Absconding. On Thursday, before Sheriff-Substitute Buntine, Stirling, Alev. M‘Ewen, spirtt-dtaler, Alva, who was cited for examination in bankruptcy, when called in failed to appear. Mr Philp, writer, Stirling, on behalf of the trustee ...

... Bennet Clark. Kacp. chairman of the meeting; also. Alexander Hunter, the bankrupt; Mr James Wallace, for creditor; Mr It. Buchanan, agent for the Trustee ; Mr R. Walker. The bankrupt made a full disclosure of his affairs, but the proceeding* presented nothing ...

... intermeddling with the bankrupt estate, la which he has been aided and assisted the bankrupt. 10. —Having than established hinsseli in the work, Calder and the bankrupt have had the entire control both of it and of the bankrupt estate, including the books ...