... Registrir. will have to perfolm tie dlelhcate Iuiask of distiibuting a few thoiusand pounds nfinpst the inheritor; of the bankrupt brewerN debts. THE RAILWAY AMAL{RAMATION PRO1POSALS. ACTION OF IMIERICK HARBOUR COMNEMISSION ERS. t - - ?? Mlond.ay. The ...

... quire hb be immediately or ?? leard. CONSOLIDATED T lAXING ulFICE-NimS ter Caffew--11 o'clcock Exparte Cases- Ramsey, a, bankrupt Da voren; Sttt v er- ?? cO Councii, Brd; Arch dale v Fer- ?? Co Council, Bird; Fewer v Baillie, Dobbvn; Walls v .-Ildowney ...

... others who care k-ss, and also by printing extracts i from so-called Engli'h scientife jourml, . who denounce your city as bankrupt and i your Council as disorganised with a genius I for mia-administrmtion and a record of utter - failures, and when you ...

... pretenses-more accuely des- cribed 'Mr- Sedger's alleged offence than did the charge of larceny. Defendant was aa ua- d ischarged bankrupt, the peti~ion being filed in '93 end shoig liabiltes of £3 G endA as- sets £100. Another petitron wras pmsented in '96 bun- ...

... mixed tri- bunas cases of simple and fraudulent bank- ruptcv and offenoes conneoted therewith, ettri- butable to other than bankrupts. Major-General Sir 'Charles Louis die at. Monao yesterdy, aged 82. Mr Krogh, Trausvaal ?? ot State for International Affairs ...

... way committees in cornection with the project of amalgarnatiofn. Mr Fitt had painted the Watertord and Limerick Company M bankrupt; but the traffic lad incrensed £10,800 in three years. In fact, it had increased £14,000 in feur years; and this in smite ...

... who hass experienced the vissittudes and ad- y of more than five ordinary life-times. Ele eaeeena et soie teavonrite, a bankrupt, an 1 a3 so.:IteV journal. an actor with very 1 inserabie esucess to `Trelawny of the Wells, 3ad had a run in the Court ...

... to the line from Th'urles to Clot- mel. the crc~umesaencs in that intance wer-s en- tirelv different. The line was in a; ban.krupt oondit'o. It was in ~ss.ession of the Board of Works. The Board of Works advacr.cd £54.000, and on that there w;s: an ?? ...

... company would have to pay if he was killed in a collision, probably a couple of hundred pounds. In these times such a sam would bankrupt any but a very solvent and well-to- do man. The National History books relate that the beasts of burden are the elephant ...

... from the tenant-purchaser, a nud a contribution from the Sta te. ' |The plan lee sucegested provided to dl! but ! utterly bankrupt landords a, way of escape. It I would give the land to everv class of tenant en 5 terms ?? will give them an immediate re- ...

... verv time when his friends were engaged in as foul a plW against me, as if Eaglishmei had made an Enelish Cabine Minister bankrupt in order to oliectI that am3nt of the National Debt (oheers). I, You remember thot the very day that I came down bere to ...

... Balfour) -ore and de- Lcared that from hiB offio:al information, if t-ins charge was mude upon it, the Fund would be- omat bankrupt, and that the British taxpayers would be involved. What happened aince last year? By the Agticultural and Teohan. I strec- ...