... Swceien, relative to the punishment of fraudulent bankrupts, which have just been published, show that about to become bankrupt cannot be advised to England for any of those countries. If evers Italian bankrupt who fraudulently represents as a debtor for ...

... by the Board of Trade as trustee of the at the above named bankrupt. All persons having in their ally of the effects of the bankrupt most deliver them to use, and all dents due to the bankrupt be jaid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved their debts ...

... WHAT A MURDER DID. A singular story was told in the Manchester Bankruptcy Court the other day by a bankrupt named William Clydesdale, a grocer and draper. lie informed the official receiver that his failure was due largely to the Moston murder. When Mrs ...

... behalf of opposing creditors, and Mr. E. Levoi for the bankrupt. Upon examination by Mr. Willis, the bankrupt stated that his real name was Morley, but he was known as Marks. Be had previously been bankrupt In 1883, in the name of Marks, and bad not obtained ...

... y appointed and certified by the Hoard of Trade as trustee of tee °Mate of the above-named bankrupt All sou. havtUg their puseesidon any of the of the bankrupt tanatdeliver theta to me, and all debin due to the rapt must paid to ow. nom who have not yet ...

... of Toole as Trustee of the Estate of the above-named bankrupt. All persons having in their possewiou any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them to me, and all .1 Into due to the bankrupt must to me. Cu ditors who have not yet proved their debts ...

... Messrs. Oakley and Co., stockbrokers, London, to prove debts against the bankrupt's estate. According to the statement of Mr. Orr, Q.C., Messrs. Oakley had done business with the bankrupt, and the three loan accounts which they had sent in dealt with Bristol ...

... and face his difficulties, with the result that he was now a penniless bankrupt. Ile submitted that the offence of rash and hazardous speculation was hardly attributable to the bankrupt, inasmuch as he was not a trader, and could not be said to have neglected ...

... pr .of of debts and Ovine of iv itatee to the estate ot flermait and Leon David, dtatuond merchants. Ely Birmingham. The bankrupts peto the Court toe liquidatien, debts being stated at X 50,000. ...

... Court, an application has been made to Mr. Registrar Gifford to grant an order of din barge to Lord Colin Campbell. The bankrupt, described as of Rryanston-square, barrister at-law had a receiving order made against Wei upon the petition of the Duke ...

... the Board of Trade as trustee of the eat-to of the above. named bankrupt. All permute having in their of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them to me, all debts due to the bankrupt must he paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved their debts ...

... Board of Trade Its trustee of the estate of the above-named bankrupt. All persons having in their any of the effects of the bankrupt mu-t deliver them to me, and all debts due to the bankrupt must he paid to me. Creditor. who have not yet proved their ...