... credit of the bankrupts, but which they refused to give up on the ground that they held lt as security for hills wbich had not pet arrived at maturity. His lordship said it was a proper case for taking the opinion of counsel. In re ?? bankrupt was a trader ...

... reply to Mr. Walsh, Mr. Doyle said the names of Keen, Fogarty, and Connolly were not returned in the bankrupt s schedule. Mr. Eaton, solicitor for the bankrupt in a private arrangement with his creditors, gave evidence to the effect that at the meeting of ...

... CHARGE OF FRAUD AG:INST BANKRUPT. I On Saturday, at the Northern Division of'the Police-! court-before Mr. C. J. O'Donel-Ladloy PBerkeley, Old Chapel-lane, Cork, provision naerchiant, was-put forward, in custody of Inspector Cooke,. of the Detec- ,tive ...

... a new schedule. Mr. John J. Jones appeared for the bankrupt. ?? In re John Lynch.-The bankrupt was a draper in Great Brunscwick-street. Mr. Clay appealed for the Assignees, and stated that the bankrupt bad refused to give satisfactory answers to the official ...

... the bankrupt. The bankrupt was opposed by Mr. Wonfor, artificial manure manufacturer, from whom the bankrupt purchased a considerable quantity of goods, but did not pay for them. It appeared that Mr.Wonfor also, at the solicitationof the 'bankrupt, took ...

... Panton and Co., wholesale jewelera) was appointec trade assignee. Mr. Collins (Casey and Clay), pmaeed fer tN bankrupt. In re John Clegg. The bankrupt was a Shipbuilder in Donaghodee He claimed an interest in certai vessel, and thf case had stood over for ...

... Meade-The bankrupt was a draper in Marlborough-street. The meeting was for final examination. Mr. C. Meldon, instructed by Messrs Meldon and Son, appeared for the assignee, and Mr. Perry for the bankrupt. After a brief exami- nation of the bankrupt by Mr ...

... 1661. lOs., as thus secreted by the bankrupt, has been made available for the benefit of the creditors of the bankrupt by means of one of the penal provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, fom a gentleman with whom the bankrupt had deposited that sum for a very ...

... -The bankrupt was a flax merchant in Derry. This was the first public sitting, and a trade assignee was appointed on the motion of Mr. Jehu Mathews; Mr. Eaton appearing for the Ulster Bank, to which the bankrupt owed about £900. In re ?? bankrupt was a ...

... the bankrupt. On the application of the former gentleman, thc ease was adjourned until after the money in ques. tion hasa been lodged in court; but meanwhile the bankrupt was alloved to file her final deposition. In ra Michaelh Fairrd ?? bankrupt, who ...

... appeared for the bankrupts, and submitted that the final examina- tion should be passed, as the bankrupts had given the official assignee all the information in their power; as to the state of their affairs Mr. Seeds contended that the bankrupts had failed ...

... ) an -re George Clarkl Topp.-The bankrupt was a breer in CSolorunt The meetizig wan for the siexaminiitqii. 'Mr Puoell, Q-C. (idacuted by Messra Casey aid Clay) appeared for the Asi~gnee, and stated that the bankrupt haad commenced the business of a ...