... -Revenue for the veek en' ing Dec. 30, 1849 :-Fer goods, passengers and mails (oep to Mullingar, 50 miles), £942 i7s. 4d. BANKRUPT. Tbomas William Nealon, of Ballina, county of May shopkeeper, dealer, and chapman, to surrender on Fridk the llth of January ...

... by rendering land a maresetsale and secure commodity, disencumbering estates, substituting small solvent proprietors for bankrupt landlords; and he had no doubt that with land occupied by solvent and secure tenants there would be a great increase of well ...

... P'egistrar. In the Matter of r E Commissioners of Joseph Fis'aer, of youghal, -L. Bankrupt will sit at the hi the County of Cork, Court of Bankruptcy, Four a Bankrupt. I Courts, Inili's-quay, in tie City - of Dublin, on TUESIJAY, tire 29th day of January ...

... still find' ourselves in presence'' of the old question-what is to;. be done with the paupers and.. the . poor rates of the bankrupt unions ? Mr. Brighet himself, as we have seen, only 'looks forward, at tue best, to a ahsorptton'of 'the pauperism of tho'se ...

... called into action, has heen general discontenit and complaibiing; that'the cus- tolnrs;ro ofur. tradesmen,tthe gentryj are'-bankrupted,' our farmers going into exile, our artizens antI labourers starving, our streets desolate, and All classes fast bastcuing' ...

... of Sexton-street, I Bankrupt, whtich istted I the City of Limerick, in this Matter, has been this Batter Merchant, Dealer, day superseded, by ordeo of sod hapnian, t te h Lord Chancellor, the a Bankrupt. Creditors of the Bankrupt D- ,- J -having consented ...

... the destruction of the population. The admi- nistration of the law has been handed over to the ex-officios (that is, the bankrupt and exterminating landlords), who now constitute by law one-half of every board of guardians; and the changes made in the ...

... of Bankruptcy, Four i a Bankrupt. Coiwrts,' Inn's-quay, in ' the -- City of Dublin, orn rTUES- DAY, the 5th dav of February, vext, at the hour of 'ONE ?? ia the Aiternoon, for proof of debts a nd final 'ca- z ?? of the Bankrupt in thi nmatter, of wtbich ...

... passed in the 6th year of the reign of his late Majesty King William the 4th, entitled ' An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts in Ireland, by an Indenture bearing dale the 21st tay of November, 18 19, made between James Thomson, of Balna more, [i ...

... protuoincing a senttence of lunacy against the Irishtnan .wibo might te credulous enough tt helieve that the majority of thi bankrupt and profligate holders of the Irish soil cun ever act frost any impulscs, or be guided by tay motives, that -are not either ...

... It was the duty of the bankrupts to have informed the wholesa.e hotses of the line of business they meant to pursue; otherwise-they had great cause of complaint. Some mitigating circumstances had been shown for which the bankrupts deserved credit; but when-it ...

... you, I beg leave to say that-with respect to the first subject, the necessity of providing relief for destitution and the bankrupt unions, I think the present poor law quite inadequate for that purpose; the additional ne- cessary funds ought to proceed ...