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... Both Vassal and Couiomb are g, and are thought to have destroyed themrelve catottrsiphe not uncommon thrre great commercial bankrupt*. ...
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llieu ailj •uniKd for half an Wl.en the court resumed the cross-examination w«t» coutiuued. . Whs it not bv signal
... tliat 1» wa* to surrender in as a bankrupt, public justice might W defeated by pcriiiiltinga prlvaMi UiJiv'i.lual arrest party so cWcumiitaiiced, for » private debt. There was ranch argument the English mid Irish bankrupt laws and case* innumerable eiiod ...
CLONMEL MARKETS— Feh. Q7
... MARSHALL, of Cattle street, Liverpool, a Bankrupt, MR. JAMES SHEE AUCTIONEER, HAS been directed SELL BY AUCTION, SUTHERLAND'S HOTEL,CLONMEL, ooTHURS. DAY, Feb uarjr, last., the entire Slock in Trade the above Bankrupt, coosisliug of the following Good* :f ...
The Lord Chancellor granted the application
... The Lord Chancellor granted the application. New Bankrupt Act. —The following may he source of useful information to very numerous class of individuals—viz., clerks and servants ** According to the 28th clause or section of the New Bankruptcy Act, to ...
THR UNITED KENT, SURREY, AND GENZRAL COAL
... gentleman; and Joseph Cohn Fletcher, Esq., of Greenwich. The former is an inmate of Ilorsemonger-lane jail, and the latter a bankrupt. Among the Directors was George Wingfield. Esq. described as • gentleman, at an appointed salary of £250 per annum; and ...
cA/t NEW CATHOLIC RENT,
... 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 ...
J 0 V RyAL hits an extenslcc circulation VOL. XXXIII.—No. 3,4. DISSOLUTION parliament. (from the olobb.) ]t is ..
... store; (Mr. Smith) did nut think that aacuording to law an assignee was in belter statu to than the bankrupt himself; and in the event of the bankrupt proceeding against Mr. Hackett, would hare a plain and just defence in the setoff. The question they ...
THE CLONMEL CHRONICLE
... fiat of bankruptcy was then issued against the bankrupt on his own petition,Proceedlogs haying been taken against him by the house of Peak,Brothersand Co. of London. The ground of op position to the bankrupt was, that the payment to Mr. Winch was • preferential ...
Insurrection «n Jamaica
... bimtclf safe. Firei are still burning inerery direct ion., the Slares betaking to woods soon at they light the match. All are Bankrupt, and to add to the misery, Famine stares them in the face. A French Paper asserts that a Fourier from Vienna ha* brought ...
HOUSE OF LORDS—August 22
... (Ireland) hill, which had been disagreed to by the Commons, were not insisted upon On the motion the Lord Chancellor, the Bankrupts* Ireland bill, was read the second time. Lord Lyndhurst explained that on Tuesday evening, when speaking the Mayor of Bolton ...
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... restraining the abuses arising from the publication of blasphemous and seditions libels. For the provisional regulation of Bankrupt and Insolvent estates. ■ ~ v For declaring'theage of-twenty one years to be the 1-gal age of nrajoritJ.il this Colony. For ...
BIRTHS
... Factory, (Direct opposite the Great Globe Hotel, Clonmel,) Part being the Stock of Kendle & Son, of West- Strand, London, Bankrupt, and will be sold ■without reserve. THE Stock consists of Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Ten Stores ...