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... messengers, announcing the bankrupt's whereabouts. The consequence was that about the same time the bankrupt arrived in Sheffield he was met face to face by the Leeds messenger, who, after the usual polite salutation, relieved the bankrupt of the care of the ...
... LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Genus, August B.] FILIDAY% W. ROIL, Kest, ddpsmith. J. W. D. LOCKWOOD, stalktraitor. D. TRONA& Plysamik. .MD.. [From TIIIISDAY'S B. IRE??, Is. :O•sessol.lsset. RatallSe-idelsivay, mei peal**, maker J. LINDSAY. Nem Wales. St. Kastia ...
... A DEAD MAN MADE BANKRUPT. In the Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy on Tuesday, William Walker, deceased, of the Staffordshire Brewery, H indswortb, described as a wholesale bottler and outdoor beer retailer, was adjudicated a bankrupt by Judge Chalmers. ...
... BANKRUPTS AND DIVORCH COS 'l' S. intemiting ease, in which the of relieving a bankrupt ment of oust.. incurred , in a divorce action ai before Judge tihend at the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court. An application was behalf of John Westmoreland, who had cariied ...
... A BANKRUPT TWENTY BERVANTS. At London Bankruptcy Court, on Teenby, a meeting htld for the examination of F. T. Ts,ker, solicitor, of Bedford Row, London, aid .ately rot.d. ingest. Dartford, where be a great man aud J.P. Be kept a large house sad twenty ...
... S11:10US CHAIM: AGAINST A BANKRUPT. Al lingston•on-Thames this week, William Alderson, of I, Belgreve•street, Pimlico, formerly of The Grange, Surbiton, Kingston.on-Thames, wee brought up in custody and charged on remand with having, after the presentatt ...
... BANKRUPT HEIR TO MILLIONS. BIG GERMAN LAW SUIT. Herr August Thyssen whose fortune, according to experts, exceeds that of Herr Hugo Stinnes, is once more engaged in a Homeric tight with his eldest son for a fortune estimated at £15,00(1,000. Herr Thyssen ...
... such peers to make them bankrupts without arrest. As the statute of 1861 abolished the distinctioa b tween traders and non-traders, it was obviously intended that non-trading peer , should I e callable of beiog adjudicAted bankrupts in the LIMO way as trading ...
... its attention sill ne the question of punishing fraudulent bankrupts. The present position of the law is admittedly very unsatisfactory, and allows very great frauds to be perpetrated by bankrupts Wthout any fear of punishment. Chambers of Commerce, singly ...
... THE RIGHT TO INSPECT LOCAL ACCOUNTS. IS A BANKRUPT BARRED? The case of Margerison v. Tildsley came before the King's Bench Division on Friday, on appeal from a decis:on of the Kirkham Justices, sitting at Fleetwood. The circumstances were somewhat singular ...
... BANKRUPT FATHER AND SON. SHARD AVOTIONE;RI EXAMINATION. Searching questions concerning the busineas affairs of Messrs. Brown and Sons, auctioneers, _ . of Chard, were put to two bankrupts, John Brown and Albert William Brown, father and T son, at their ...
... BANKRUPT AT TO. • BRIDGWATER NM WHO STARTED BUSINESS IN 111112. Want of capital, keen competition. an, bad trade were the causes of failure allegcu by William Saunders, wicker chair manufacturer, of Hillgrove Villa, Newton, Bridgwater, at a meeting ...