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... Registrar—John Anster, LL.D. INSOLVENT DEBTORS* COURT. Commissioner*—R Farrell and Curran, Chief Clerk—P Burrowes, jun, Esq BANKRUPT COURT. Commissioners—John Macan, E*q. and Honorable P Plunket. Registrar—Barry Collins. Assistant-Registrar—Thomas Battley ...
... tenantry** see as modi of him as they used to do previous to the incursion of 1848. and bis signature appears among those of the bankrupts and ihe bigots wbkh have been appended to the meroori.il of Lord Glengall. greatly fear that our sarcastic contemporary, ...
... and o’clock. Noon, to take into Chapmen, consideration the propriety Bankrupts. 0 f granting the llankrupt WILLIAM THOMSON’S Certificate in this matter, at which Sitting any of Bankrupts’ Creditors, who has proved his debt, will be heard against the allowance ...
... to he sacrificed to the arrogant pretensions of a dominant majority, or your industry destroyed to uphold a reckless aud bankrupt territorial aristocracy. The first duty of all Irishmen is to procure the liberation of the soil of Ireland, so that her ...
... frequently warned to join the people of Ireland for local legislation. The act would some good, for it might do away with bankrupt landlords, and enable those who got into possession to give good titles. He next remonstrated against a contemplated reduction ...
... reported, and something similar may said of the whole country. There have been, In I84!>, no failures of importance; and now, bankrupts are hardly mentioned in The (iasetle. Ecotnnnisl. Baxr ok Eroeax*.—An account, pursuant to the Act 7 and Vic., c. 32, for ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. Henry Smith, jun.. South Ockendon, Essex, farmer; John William Jackson, Colchester, corn merchant; Benjamin Brook. Ixworth, Suffolk, tailor and draper. —London Gazette of Friday. Lord Denman. —lt is with very great satisfaction that ...
... longer to be satri- to tlie arrogant pretensions of dominant minority, or your industry destroyed to uphold reckless and bankrupt territorial aristocracy. '* The first duty all Irishmen procare the liberation of the soil of Ireland, so that her pauper ...
... rendering land a mar- ketable and secure commodity, disencumbering estates, | substituting small solvent proprietors for bankrupt land- lords, and he had no doubt that with land occupied by solvent and secure tenants there would be a great increase of ...
... reported, and something similar may be said of the whole country. There have been in no failures of important e. and now bankrupts are hardly mentioned iu the Gazette Economist. Doblix, Satoodat Evexixg. The present being holiday week, and this year even ...
... no longer to sacrificed te the arrogant pretensions of dominant minority, yonr industry destroyed to uphold reckless and bankrupt territorial aristocracy. * Tha first duty of all Irishmen is to procure the liberation of the soil of Ireland, so that her ...
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