he was judged bankrupt for the second time. He re-entered business as an estate agent, but by 1921 was again bankrupt, and in 1922 was convicted of fraud and sentenced to three years imprisonment. Following his release, Hooley returned to the business of property sales, continuing to work until his eighties. He was made bankrupt for a fourth time in 1939. Hooley died at Long Eaton, Derbyshire, aged 88. References Citations Bibliography * Further reading 1859 births 1947 deaths High Sheriffs of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire People from Sneinton