... ion of the purchase in question. which, in fact, has never yet been completed. It was stated that he was an undischarged bankrupt, with liabilities to the extent of more than £3o,ooo.—Mr. Mellor, in addressing the court in mitigation of punishment, said ...

... general thing was a puree of triangular form, frequently ornamented with beads of trimming, and suspended from the girdle. Bankrupts figuratively gave up their effects to their creditors by putting off the girdle to which lb. puree and tho koys of their ...

... more scattered and indirect. Articles of luxury have decreased ; but this is the natural conseqUence of the island's semi-bankrupt condition. Until quite recently British goods, for fiscal advantages, were mainly imported under the Spanish flag, but in ...

... banquet by the Governor. At night the town and fleet were illuminated, and there was a display of fireworks. HARRY THAW A BANKRUPT. Counsel on behalf of Harry H. Thaw has filed a petition in bankruptcy, says a Pittsburg correspondent. Petitioner declares ...

... proved and •provable amounted to £1.0,666, and only £4 lik. fld. had, so far, been realieed in reepece of the estpte..Xbe bankrupt was adjudicated in August. OLD-AGE PENISIOI4B.. , printed the! Fatenetel Secretary , to Mrs is roughly—estimated that on ...

... case 9 No. Lord Selbosse, the member for West Edinburgkhas not accepted a post of profit under the Crown. Next, be is not bankrupt. Next, he has not received a writ of summons to sit in the Upper House. Finally, Lord Selborne is not dead. Lord Selborne ...

... obtained on June 27th upon the petition of Mr. Thesdun• Kensington, of Winchester, and on July 14th the debtor was adjudged bankrupt. lie was admitted a folieitur in 1861. and attributed his failure entirely to defalcations on the part of his late partner ...

... the girdle. The parse, commonly of triangular form, was frequently ornamented with beads and suspended from the girdle.. Bankrupts figuratively gave up their effects to their creditors by putting off their girdle, to which their purse and the keys of their ...

... inquiringly. Mistletoe, proclaimed the agent. is very scarce this year, and a bunch containing a score of terries would bankrupt a poor man. Now, this gres! invention brings happiness within the reach of all. Tradition permits you a kiss for each and ...

... embroidery as a commercial asset for the coon' try, which, by the time it had freed itself from the Turkish yoke, was almost bankrupt. Carmen Petra, the poetess-Queen. opened a workroom whet* the peasants could 4s4.in materials for their embroidery and sell ...

... promise of marriage, and who in April last was convicted on a clartie• of fraud and sentenced to six mouths' hard labour. 'the bankrupt has stated that in September, 1889, being then at Brisbane, he ran away from the ship uptm which he was serving a tenn of ...

... fell upon the Companies that some of them wens impoverished almost to the point of extinction. Even the rich Mercers became bankrupt in 1745. When the Guilds were all powertul the offender's fellow-citizens had a short and sharp way with him. In Dick Wh ...