... A BANKRUPT. The Clerk (Mr. W. H. Wooldridge) reported that he had received notice that Mr. J. B. Parnell, of the King's Head Hotel, had become a bankrupt. The Board wanted £7 odd for rates from him, and he asked for authority to prove in ease there should ...

... BANKRUPT AND OTHER STOCK. BOROUGH HALL, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT. £3300 worth of GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, and WOOLS. S. D. CAWS, OF COWES, Has purchased for Cash, from SIR FRANCIS PITTIS & SON, the Entire Stock of ME. BERNARD BELBEN, ...

... GREAT SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK. Having purchased at an enormous discount from original cost price the Bankrupt Stock of Clothier and Outfitter, 1 intend to offer the same, including my own regular Stock, for Sale—TWO WEEKS ONLY. COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT ...

... receipt from the bankrupt for the sum of £7O as purchase money for the bankrupt's furniture, fittings, and pony and cart. An agreement was made between the parties at the same time to the effect that the goods were sold to Mr. James, the bankrupt having the ...

... ABSOLUTELY UNPRECEDENTED MONSTRE SALE. BANKRUPT AND OTHER STOCK. BOROUGH HALL, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT. £3300 icorth of GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, and WOOLS. S. D. CAWS, OF COWES, purchased for Cub, from SIR FRANCIS PITTIB * SON, the Entire ...

... In Bankrupt'-v -Rf J. H. Potts. CHARLETON COTT AGE. GEORGE STREET. HYDE. MEASRS. COOMBES have received instructions from Official Receiver in Bankruptcy {■m*!! Auction, on the premise*, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1898. 1 o’clock punctually, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ...

... rated bankrupt.-2. The bankrupt has duly Wad his statement of affairs, and has given full informatio n a n the Official Receiver as to his assets and liabilities and other matters affecting his bankruptcy. T he public examination of the said bankrupt was ...

... provided, by three persons, who took an assign, ment of the bankrupt estate, and carried on the business under the style of Uesder and Co.” until the bankrupt paid the dividend. The bankrupt has had almost innumerable each transactions aitb the Isle of ...

... averaged £6OO per annum. The bankrupt stated that bad gambled continually during tbe last 17 or 18 years, and that had about £30,000 by betting on the turf and sarda. Toe Official Receiver reported offencee that the bankrupt bad brought on bis bankruptcy ...

... vote in favour of the bankrupt's application. These creditors constituted a quorum, and the following resolution was passed. We, the undersigned creditors of the above bankrupt, signify that in our opinion the failure of the bankrupt to pay ten shillings ...

... above-named Henry Joblin, on his own petition, and on the 21st day of April, 1887,the said Henry Joblin was adjudicated a bankrupt. Tbe bankrupt has filed his statement of affairs, and has given full information to the Official Receiver as to his assets and ...

... hotel effects whan the bankrupt took them over, and tbs pries be agreed to pay was doubtless much in excess of their value. The result of tbe bankrupt's trading was loss. had kept tbs books asßbl his tawnest. Although the bankrupt continued to trade and ...