... to 2s. per quarter tower aad but ““‘-B -- ■” ~ lountjoy-place, Dublin, the at that abatement other articles there is noB bankrupt.— Noble Sparks, of Grafton-st.Bru/W.V ’«*■* the last Wbe.t, 63ii|i» the City Dublin, carpet merchant, of adaughter. Hn-ißarley ...

... distressed manufacturers, and informing his rustic hearers that he had just returned from London, where he had purchased a large bankrupt's shop, and which he intended to sell very cheap indeed. —Bury Gazette. A remarkable instance of animation, prolonged for ...

... great majority of town tradesmen! In a short time, we will present to our readers a statement of the amount of property of bankrupts and insolvents that has been made available to their creditors, from which it will be seen that the gross sum will not cover ...

... majority; Lord Farnham, * Lord Mountcashel. * Lord Famborough, Lord Feversham. „ lord E Why wish tohvfp’ Mv . ' fron ,he “a'- bankrupt fees » bed once! King no dX - a ur,,e Mayor’s* Cheap law! f dunrc , ! . payers! Why Wish live' i ' free n >arkeU ! and free ...

... ; of which it is coujectured the Ex-Chancellor will pronounce judgment in about 120. The majority of these, however, are bankrupt and lunatic petitions. CLONMEL—Printed and Published on the Mornings of Wednfsdays and Saturdays, by J. HACKETT, at the Office ...

... other people of the earth. It is admirable observe the union philantropy and prolil among us.— U e can break our hearts at bankrupt’s fa I, and nie.ko excellent bargains at the sale. An adurliseiuenl fabncated for the Knglish market appears in the newspapers ...

... |)crjiiry, assigned an affidavit made bv him support of a Petition the Lord Chancellor to supersede a second Commission of Bankrupt, which had been sued out against him. The alleged perjury was, by his having falsely sworn that he had never been in co- ...

... Forec-ii Ports ; the Cost, of Distress Bill ; the Spri.ig Guns Bill, and the Bill for regulating the prosecution of fraudulent Bankrupts Scotland. Their Lordships also gave the Royal Assent to sixty-two private Bills. Sir Alf.xakdf.u Ghaxt and others, brought ...

... Magistrate to Carrickfergua Gaol, John Shaw, bankrupt, charged with feloniously concealing property to a considerable amount, on his late premises in Queen-street, previous to his being declared a bankrupt.— ldem. PRICK IRISH STOCKS ON THURSDAY. Bank ...

... acquaintance be happens walk to Court, and meet a junior Coun*el, with whom he has held brief the matter of Lord Ffrench, bankrupt,” be gives his brother Barrister a nod of rather equivocal intimacy, in which the consciousness of his importance is not ...

... Address to the Chief Secretary, Mr. Lamb, who treated it with that contempt which the insolence and braggadocio, boasting, bankrupt audacity of the Common Council merited. Amongst the addressers was Alderman Darley, who, you will recollect at the time of ...

... nearly one half it being now while. Astounding Dividend. A commercial traveller, \ester ...