... ]3U~IKESS OF THE BANKRUPT COURT. Yasestirnays before the Hon .udge Miller, several D cases in the list having been called, Mr. Doyle, Registrar, stated that they must be adjourned owing to the fact that the Chief Re- gistrar and Chief Clerk had reported ...

... say that at least £270 would be offered by the bankrupt's friends. If this Were done he had no objection to the matter betng allowed to stand. Mr. Porter, QC. (instructed by Mr. W L Scallan) for the bankrupt, said it had been utterly impos- sible for her ...

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... sjournment. MrN. Carton did:- not e see any good to be gained rby adjourning the. casEt. Mr. Bolton being adju- ,dicated a bankrupt inow would not in the least degre interfere with hi.s action against United lredand,_as the cause of -actiomwas one that ...

... AooNICU(N OF.A FRAUDULENT . GALWAY BANKRUPT. A SAD HISTRY. Yesterday, in the Courthouse, Green-atreetib before Mr. Justice Murphy, satting to hear cases 7 liste fo h o iseionl of Over and Terminbr, Lib a middle-aged -ran named Timothy Hevrsas, a trader ...

... bankruptcy statute the Court ad- judged the defendant a bankrupt on 28th June, v 1887. In the meantime the Mary Eadywasw recked t 3off the Island of Jamaica. In answer to the S official assignee, the bankrupt stated that the vessel vwas not insured, and in his ...

... assignee. IN BE WmATx Knox.-The bankrupt wasi a farmer near Banbridge, in the county of Down. Mr. Gordon(instructed by Messrs Carey and SonX I on the part of rhe bankrupt, applied for his cer- tificate. The property of the bankrupt consisted. of his reversionary ...

... RICHARD BENNISH--The, bankrupt is a magistrate residing in the county Cork. 1Xr. J P Kavanagh applied for an order of attachment against the bankrupt, for disobedience to an order ! of the court, dated the 10th of July last. The bankrupt had by that order ...

... which had belonged to theI bankrupt, and which had been sent to Bristol for sale. Restated chat he had previously lent tile bankrupt money, and that in February last he drew out £= and gave it to the bankrupt. The bankrupt was then examined as to whether ...

... CossANaT BrNsrn.-The bankrupt had carried on business as a publican, at Will-12 brook, near Rathfarnham. Mr. Jehu Mathews I applied on behalf of the landlord for an order that the premises, which had been occupied by the bankrupt, should begiven over ...

... a g 'ntieman named Hussey, who paid the bankrupt for then. The bankrupt alleged that he lost thre money at the 11-allow station. Mr D B Sullivan (instructed by Mr. Jehu Matthews) Iuow aspjeared for the bankrupt, and asked that liis client be discharged ...

... in Belfast. IN4 if' J. LYNApl,-The bankrupt was a grocer carrying on business in Lower Uardinor.streat. On the motion of Mr. Eaton Mr. Do Groot was appointed trade assignee. IN 1tz AlXAMERn Cei LthSPl-Tls bankrupt was a farmer at Drubibesk, county Tyrone ...