... Miller, the once of !frith ('o•nachan, fernier, a bankrupt, has come before the court on the applicatios of the soignee. Q, .narm an r ff.•r for his interest in • mountain form in Donernl. The bankrupt was adjudicated in Ig7s, on the petition of tho Hibernian ...

... court. The receiving order was wade petition of the bankrupt's sister. The debtor was described as a mercantile clerk, and the accounts ,hewed unsecured liabilities 1100 3e. Id. and assets £lO. The bankrupt. • show p ii: . lressed young man, in answer to ...

... then called and produced cheques paid to the bankrupt down to June for £6 a week. There was a minute in the minute-book reducing the salary of Captain Annit, at his request, from fit to a week. The bankrupt was then called, and stated that so far back ...

... An examination into the bankrupt's books and stores has, it is understood, disclosed defalcations amounting to at least OtiO, which would appear to have been accumulating for about 10 years, and to have been caused by the bankrupt selling wool consigned ...

... The Official Receiver submitted that the bankrupt had contributed to her bankruptcy by unjustifiable extravagance in living.—Mr. Kent opposed on behalf of Mr.Wheatley, a creditor, and contended that the bankrupt had contracted a debt of £234 to Mr. Wheatley ...

... suit the purposes of the 'ring.' In another case the Cairo trustee of one of the bankrupt firms had for a consideration closed the bankruptcy and handed over to the bankrupt his books, papers and property,. regardless of the rights of the creditors in England ...

... abmadover since. Upon the case being called, the Official Receiver asked if the bankrupt was present. Mr. Rubinstein: I believe it was proved on the last occasion that the bankrupt was 11l abroad.—Mr. Stewart: There is no certificate to that effect. How do ...

... THE HOOLEY CASE. Yesterday. lwfore Mr. Justice Wright. sitting in Bankrupt). the case of E. T. lloeley was formally mentioned. The bankrupt's application for discharge was set down for hearing, hut it was understood that it would not be proceeded with ...

... and 9 , 000. In March, 18$14, the bankrupt had a surplus of about 4:5,500, and he estimates his expenditure since that date at £8,661. Of this £1,547 is in respect of debts contracted by Miss Nunn, for which the bankrupt has been held responsible. The Official ...

... invention, valued at £.50. use Bankrupt, however, referring to the patent. states that b-• cannot well estimate ita real selline vs: le. The ursicured indeotedness inAuded £5.6.59 bir •awrewed moneys. and the bankrupt has been r. united to tile se ace ...

... appeared for the bankrupt. From the examination it appeared that the bankrupt's landlord had seized for a year's rent in advance, which the bankrupt was unable to pay, otherwise the estate was solvent. Under these circumstances, the bankrupt was allowed to ...

... rightly made a bankrupt. If a julgment is obtained against a man, and be does not pay, he is properly made a bankrupt.— Lady Oxenden said that her husband would have paid if time had been given him and if he had not bees made a bankrupt.—The Master of ...