BANK RUPTCY OF A CLAIMANT
— ♦ At the London Bankruptcy Court on August 17th, the first meeting -was held, before Mr Wildy. Aaustant Receiver, of the creditors of George Willis, of Aiskew road, Shepherd's BaaK The debtor, who is described as of no occupation, his been engaged fcr many years m litigation to recover the Jemimas estates, valued m Chancery m 1880 at thirty mHUonB. He bas brought aetior.s against Earl Beaucbarcp. the heice of Lidy Andover and , Lord Howe, to recover estates which a-e etattd to ba ia IB counties. R-d has epent upwards of £20,C00 m law coats, e'e The _-4ebts are only returned at £99. 'j lio only creditors, Earl Besuchamp and Mr Howe, were m atendance Mr Holmes, the debtor's solicitor, stated that if the ad iadication of bankrup'oy was delayed, he would, m all probability, be m a position to make an offer to the creditors. No relations wer« passed, but it was understood ibat adjudication would not be a plied for for one week.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1689, 17 October 1887, Page 4
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169BANK RUPTCY OF A CLAIMANT Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1689, 17 October 1887, Page 4
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