... TIHE BANKRUPT LAWS.-NEW BILL. Wm perceive that Mr. Napier has introduced into the House of Commous a hill relating to the bankrupt laws of this country. Its leading object is to assimilate, as far as may be, the bankrupt laws of the two countries. It ...

... having IProperty belonging to the bankrupt, to compel the pro. ductioni of books, &c. and to commit recusants. Sections 48 and 49 enact that payment of expenses shall be tendered Ito witnesses, anrd that the bankrupt himself shall be coarmit- ted in case ...

... DGFE, IN aE POTIIEi1B.I3Cf. Yne question in this case arose upon the construction of thre 1-:Sth section of the Bankrupt Act. The bankrupt cue pald exaczly l)s. in the pound, and nowv prayenl the Cort unrier the section of the Act to order his assignees ...

... said bond, againsit each of the bankrupts, in Trinity Term, 1832, in Queen's Bench, and on foot of the said judgments. Mrs. Greer had likewise made separate proofs against the separate es tate of each of the bankrupts. The stuestion for the conu sideration ...

... execution of such war. rant of attorney, a Commission of bankrupt shall be Is- sued against the person wvho shall have given such war. rant of Attorney, under which hn sball beduly found and deelhared a bankrupt, or ally such person shall be impri- smiied for ...

... and £5,000 mnore are-still'in cir- culation, in the shapeli of forged acceptances, drafts, ?? it was also stated, that the bankrupt was on his way to 'Ame- rica ;sh he decamped on 31st July last, being his birth- day, he having previously got his workmen ...

... has been appointed to the parish of Killaloo, in the room of Mr. Hlayden.- Derry .Journal. THE CASE OF MRS. WALL..-Ilt thle Bankrupt Court, Dublitn, ots Tuesday, Mr. Commissioner Macan signed a warrant for the seizure of all goods and chattels contained ...

... afterwaiads dined. ith his Lordship.. BANKRrUPT CoUnT-DuBttN, Fnt)[DAY-IMPORTANT DE- ?? tire case of Armstrong and Byrne, bankrupts, a question of some importance to taercamtile men was argued at considerable length for several days. It appeared that the ...

... prepared. Business, and trade of every kind, are getting worse and worse every day. Shopkeepers and merchants are becoming bankrupt, or are selling off and emigrating; and this state of things is the more truly lament- able, ata timewhenpeoplewere just ...

... Tavern. BANKRUPT LAW.-IiLmost banlrupt cases, the so- 's iicitors, the bar, the comaissioners, the accountants, and se auctioneers, divide the assets. Very few estates pay any thing worth a man's while goitig after. Wader the present bankrupt laov, a ...

... nell, at Tuoreen. BANKRUPT COURT-EXTRAORDINAntY ACCumuLATIONS. -The creditors of the late Patrick Phillips are now receiv- ing an enormous per centage in the shape of interest, the principal debts having been liquidated. The bankrupt was an oyster-dealer ...

... BANK RUP'T CoURT DUBLIN, WxEDNrSDAsY_.-I1,rn- TANT TO MERCANTILE Maso.-At as private sitting, lhle yesterday, before the Bankrupt Commissioners, where it was sought to have a country shopkeeper made a bank- rupt, a creditor was summoned to give evidence ...