The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-11-20 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY EXAMINATIONS.

John Bird, brick works manager, at Kingswinford
came up for examination at S:ourbridge on Thurs-
day. His liabilities are £1,277 19s 5d., and his
assets leave -deficiency ol £1,155. The Official
Receiver (Mr. Jobson) began to questioa the debt or
as to his estate, but from a difficulty in articulation
the answ‘ rs ha intended to convey could not be
understood, Mr. Bradley, surgeon, of Pensnett,
was present, but before he was called Mr. Wallron
who.appeartd for the- debtor, said he was there for
the purpose of passing his public examination and
if 114 did all he possitd) could to pass,. and to the
hest Of his skill and WA ity, he took it th it the
Official Receiver was bound by what took place. If
he would call a doctor that gentLaman would t.:11
tee Court that the debtor would never be in no
better condition to reply if there were an adj .urn
ment. The Registrar sail that after hearing th
doctlr he should be in a po,itien to act. Mr Jas.
Bradley was then sworn, and said the bankrupt ii id
bten uncle: his care for some time. He was 'ale:-
ing f. om ceretn.al disease, and there was DO pro-
babdily 01l i etting Letter. He would not be
likAy to be in a butt r ro ition fo: aniweling. gees •
tions at a future time than at that moment. Tne
Registrar said in the face of such a defie.eney as
there was he must adjourn the examination sine
die,

At ths Dudley County Court on Thursday, before
Mr, Thomas Walker (Itegistrar), Me; -rs. Hewit and
Westwood, breeze burners, Old Mill, came up for
their public examination. Mr. Cooltsey appeored
for a creditor, and Mr. Homer for the b tnkrur t.—
It was shovku that in the joint, private,.and separate
estates of the debtors there we e no assets wlic-
ever.—ln reply to Mr. li, Percy Johson (Official
Receiver) Hewitt sail no profit hal ever ben made
in the bcsiness, an the reason they had not, filed
earli r was because they expected trade to mend.
He denied he had been drunk fifty times within six
months, and declined to pledge him elf to any par.
ticular number. Although trade was bad his fattier-
in- law and a boy worked at the hearths, whilst he
and his partner could have done the work. It was
arranged that all could do a bit and take a bit home.
He had kept a grocer s shop, but he never made a
profit. Neither or them kl)t any books. Breeze
was not sold for lesi than the price of slack.— The
Registrar said the proceedings of the deb ors were
most unit lefactory. The matter, however, would
be dealt wi,h when a discharge was asked for. It wai
no use to adjourn, and the debtor would be all )wed
to pass. _

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