... magistracy of Ireland had in general done much good. Then* were, however, to his own knowledge, men in the magistracy who were bankrupts and insolvents. his ought remedied, lint how could clone honourably unless in the way the Tlou. Member for Clare was pursuing ...

... he. ably commented went along—*' not think the Union bus done any good for Ireland.” think the Union a bud measure : arc bankrupts, nation should part with her legislature.’' ISl2.—Christopher Hutchinson need nut make his motion, Union is dissolved.” ...

... sioner Williams said that every courtesy and attention should be paid to them, but they must remember that the Court of Bankrupt, cy could exercise power over them that they did not expect. The parties then retired.-* Standard. Influence of the Priests ...

... London, was stated tliat the property in Irish Fisheries, held by Mr. Little, had been assigned ovsr pay a debt due to the bankrupts Mfc W* tie. Fraos statement if son btfore last the produce of the nllienes • —ln tho Bann fishery, 512,280 salmon wo* caught—ln ...

... and Old Grub- Considerable doubt are entertained whether Cobbett can take his seat in the House, he being an uncertified bankrupt. this dilemma, the Premier, it said, has offered to obviate all ditficuities, raising old Grub to the Peerage, Baron Bonegrubber ...

... be untrue, was published in a Leeds Pape;, to the effect, that he could not take his seat in Parliament, being uncertified bankrupt. Any statement affecting so notable a character as Mr. Cobbett, would naturally attract attention. The Times, accordingly ...

... in the Leeds Mercury, headed Uncertified Bankrupt, which purported to be copied from the Globe. The paragraph in the Globe was in the shape of a question from a correspondent—ls cr is not an uncertified bankrupt entitled to sit and vote in the House of ...

... recovered 1001. damages against the Times for a libel inserter! the sth of January last. The libel slated that Mr. uncertificated bankrupt, and consequently could not take his seal in the House of Commons - —Sun of Friday. Daring Rohbtry. —OnSunday last about ...

... overflowing surdy will hereafter ,overwhelm those theoretical statesinen, whose speculative policy, aponer later, must render bankrupt and destitute the fools, who have entrusted to them the management of their dearest interests. Not many months have elapsed ...

... Mr. Rulhven - That Select Committee be appointed lor the purpose taking mU> considerut the stale of the Laws affecting Bankrupts and Insolvents Ireland with a viov the anprovement and amendment tuerer Sir Edmund Hpyes—To call the attention of the House ...

... utter incapacity .for ptiidic business { That men of bad public lives, and worse private ones— broken in constitution,’ and bankrupts in character—should be sent over die, reap, the appropriation of enormous iiconic, intended originally lor public benefit ...

... with uthei’s money, and then going into tlie (Jazctle, it will be provided that in bankmptcy cases the cash received the bankrupt ahull handed over to his assignees. If at any period subscriber would withdraw what lie lias thus put up* he may so. but ...