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... Melancholy Consequences of de.. prayed Habitsi-l(erder f a Praosine; London. Dublin' and Provinc ialMarkets; Stocks, Fairs, Bankrupts; SupposJ.. tious Child-; CuriouK Lav Csses;. an. Old -Woman RHunte'r ; Banlruui Case'; Births, Deaths, Marriages; Promioio*s ...
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... goods calculated for the spring and summer markets, the greater part of which cannot, andi will not find a purchaser, an d bankrupt. cies will and must follow, unless the period for na- tional mourning be still farther abridged. For the foreign market a ...
... folttou .. 3s 2,1 to 4s ad Sheep ?? - - Veal . ?? 4s . is. to 6a 6td .Pi-s . -140, Pork ?? ,l to 5s 4d1 Calves,. t ?? lk , ~~~BANKRUPTS.i JameseAlaekay. Wexford, shiopkeeper, to surrenler on the *2d day of February. at the lon, of tbree O'clock m., te afternooy ...
... King's County, gent. Peter Walsh, Mabbot-street, Dublin, victualler. John Hughes, Capel-street, Dublin, feather dealer. BANKRUPT. William M'Donnell, North Anames reet, merciant, to sur- render on the 21st and 22d days of November instant, and oatbh 22d ...
... trhld gung off a prisoner, who has been committed to I tPl'iass, that the claims, in Aberdeen, against the Gt1 Moabhrlev, a bankrupt amount to about 62,000l. ; in to aliro ,t 18 ?? ,in Glasgow, to about 16,00l- tl * trw to ;bomit 2,0001. ; and in Dundee ...
... to-dayi for, the purpose o;f ij, tionitig the bankrupt previous to, his passiii'g his exatof atioa.. Mr.,o~rdou said, the assign-'es lad Proceeded asfa a the0 could in the, examaination oftb/i bankrupt' a ccount&.' and he bad I prythe Curt for -urther ...
... was stated that. the bankrupts. have sompq very valuable property in India, -which I will be made available to the creditors, and that it was in contemplationto egrey on the indigo, trade, and the factpries f in which the bankrupts had been engaged, for1 ...
... nonie Gera, none; Dem. and Berbice, ?? to 12Ad; Barbadoes, 9hd to 10'd; Bahama, 6f d to 7d; WVest India, 10/id to lIlld.. BANKRUPTS. Edward Perrott and George Robert Hull, of College-green, in the city of' Dublin, money exchange dealers, and lottery office ...
... Flour, per ewt., 12s, 14s to 16s; Bran, per barrel, 3s 4d ?? 6d Ogteqal, per C~tyt, il~s N 'Calii's do.,. 1,Ss. . ' ~ do BANKRUPT$ Eliza Margin, of the city of Kilkenny, shopkeeper aind dealgr in soft goos, to~surrender. on te 1.4th and Itith days of ...
... David Hely Hutchinsoit, Henrietta street, Dublin, gent. Edward Gilbert, 'Vestland row, Dublin, hotel and tavern keeper. BANKRUPTS. William Henry and Henry Curry, both of Mill Brook 5illi, near Old Castle, in the county of Meatb, millers and co- partners ...
... cans merchant. George V Tuthill, Kilmore, county Limerick, gent BANKRUPTS. Francis Philip Russell, city of Limericek, rectifyingdis- tiller, to surrender himself to the Commissioner of Bankrupt on Friday, the IOth day of Alarch next, and on Friday, the 7th ...