BANKRUPT
... BANKRUPT. fFROM I-VST FMVrt G VFFTTR Wiliicun W. MoHymount. tJie eountv Mayo, draper ...
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BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. (FROM LAST DUBLIN GAZETTK. Thomas J. Beer, of 52 Dawson street, in the city of Dublin, publican, waa on the sth day ‘.March. 1913. adjudged bankrupt. Roddy Lambe, of Maxfort. Thurlea. in the county of Tipperary, builder and contractor, was ...
BANKRUPT
... BANKRUPT (PnoM LAST DUB GAZETTE.*) I ihuiui* Burke (Tom), Ea«i. Millowri Mrtlbay, in iho County Clan . fanner. * MONEY, Any amount of money to Icod on valuable Pioperty without (ItTay at the moat privately situate office to Dublin. The Firat-Claaa Pawn ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. .pkom last mohts dcbus GAZETTE ) O'Loogblio. KnruWyinuo. the ot CTere. hotel keepe.. tWvon. of John slreot, Omagh, m the Couaty of Tjn.De, grocer Mm Scott, of atre-A Belfaat, the Coeuy the City Bwchanaa. Oxford street, Bel fat the County the ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. I.AST MOHT’S DUBLIN Win. Nolan, of 31 and l>ock street, in the county of the city of Belfast, pawnbroker. David M'Neill. of Carrive, Brougiishsue, in the county of Antrim, fanner. Nathaniel .lames Hobson, of No. Devonshire street. 222 Shankhill ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. 0^» B «“ iy '°’ SS'Kolloher, of Cirttsammjiey. County tvirt. ovmr. KING AND QUEEN IN north wales. ...
BANKRUPT
... BANKRUPT. LAST KIGHT’S DCBLIK GAZETTE.”) Fred Murdock, of 1-3 Middlepath street, ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. (FROM NIGHTS •• DUBLIN GASKTIE.) Michael Mullally, 'of Kileulkn, in the county Kildare, shopkeeiier. Michael Keary, formerly of Kilcorban, in the county of Galway, farmer. John , of Iko Noith street, and 121 Shankhill road, in the county of ...
BANKRUPT
... BANKRUPT. (FROM LAST NIGHT DUBLIN GAZETTE.**) .James Spallin, of Ballynian, Swateragb, in the couniv Londonderry, draper Four men «re working the new build* being erected ooanpetion with the hnperihl College Science London yeeter* day, when the scaffolding ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. (moil LAJJT KIQHn - OAZtTTf.) Maurice NUgent. e. ifc* Tjpperury, and late the County Ktlkeasy, UoeiMd fanner. Patrick Doorley, of 141 Dina street, Belfast. in the Countt of the City of Bells* boot and shoe merchant and draper ...
“BANKRUPT”
... up, and he was characterised as a “‘bancorotto’—a bankrupt The first law in England affecting bankrupts was passed in 1543, In France bankrupts were compelled, during the 16th and 17th centuries, to wear a green cap. ...
BANKRUPTS
... BANKRUPTS. (FROM LAST STOUTS DVBUX OiZCTTE.) Frederick B. Wentworth, 1» Donegall otreet, Beltost, merchant tailor, trading •' Wentworth and C 0.,” was, the 14th day of November, 1910. adjudged bankrupt. James Brown, of 200 North street, and 110 University ...