... I BANKRUPT COURT-YESTEUDAY. (Refore.Mr. Commissioner Macan). In re Anth'on1y add Farrell, In this case there was a meeting for the examination of two witne es-namely, Charles Thomas Walmesley, one of the clerks of the Poor Law Commissioners, touching ...

... NEW BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT ACTS-LAW I OF ATTACHMENT, &a. l TO THE. RIGHT nON. D R. r;GDT. DEAR SIR-I ?? the liberty of thus publicly addressing you for the reasons which I shall hereinafter very shortly state. Having been aware some few months past that ...

... escaped to the bosom of his God. BANKRUPT COURT-YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Macan.) In re Cruise of Galway, a Bankruzpt. The meeting was called for proof of debts and surrender. The entire liabilities of the bankrupt amounted to about 4001. When be ...

... the meeting separated. BANKRUPT COURT-YESTEIDAY. In re Dominick O'Farrell, of Dungemon, a bankrupt. There was an adjourned meeting in this matter at eleven o'clock for the examination of Henry O'Farrell, the father of the bankrupt, Mr. Levy appeared for ...

... parties should speed their respective causes. BANKRUPT COURT-YzSTENDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Plunket.) In the matter of Robert Stone there was a meeting for proof of debts and final examination of the bankrupt; who *as eximined at great length by Mr. Hayse ...

... into the bankrupts books, and of procuring some explanations from the bank- rupts upon some items in the schedule. The case occupied a considerable time, counsel for the English creditors and assignee being in attendance, as also the bankrupts, who appeared ...

... manifested by the liberal _apirit eon 5econded _Xmtish Gazelige BANKRUPT COURT-YEETERDAY. (Before the Hour. Mr Commissioner Plunkett.) In the matter of Henry Show, of Belfast, a Bankrupt. Mr. Creighton applied to the court to have a gentleman named Mr ...

... destitude in those localIties. fi tc BANKRUPT COURTYESTEEDAY. ax (Before Mr. Commissioner Macan.) h ,In the matter of Kerrebar, of Newry, a bankrupt, there q was a meeting for the final examination of the bankrupt, w which was passed. t . in the matter ...

... charged with wilful and corrupt perjury, before John M'Canns Esq., Commissioner of Bankrupt, in a case where the prisoner's son, Matthew Jeffers, was con- cerned as a bankrupt. ItMr. Hatchell, Q.C., on behalf of the prosecution, said that the jury bad been ...

... solicitor for the bankrupt. In the matter of James Christie, late of the city of Wa- terford, general shopkeeper, a meeting was held for proof of debts, and final examination of the bankrupt; some debts were proved, but the bankrupt never having surren- ...

... ed from custody'. BANKRUPT U01iJUI-YEsTER DAY. Ts the matter of John Lavelle, of Westport, there was a meieting for proof of debts nod final examination of thi bbankrupt. ?? Vance, the assignee, stated that he believed the bankrupt made out his schedule ...

... they are beginning to act rationally. BANKRUPTS' COURT-SATURDAY. John O'Neil, jun., came up for final examination and the proof of debts. The ease was adjourned to the 26th instant. The case of Moses Byrne, a bankrupt, next came under consideration for the ...