... rzceiviel the honey. lie (the registrar) paw no to Joan: b the money from t • tie creditors of lie bankrupt. It. re demolish Dorman, a bankrupt. '1 he bankrupt wa• a in Union Hall. Ii eve Mr Wright, solicitor, made as application toe the of the wife of the ...

... permits were voluntarily on the bankrupt's part, sad that the order should be made. Mr B Galvin, solicitor. represented Ma Burke. and opposed the anpliiation, contending that pressure wan being brought to bear on the bankrupt. who had to psi' the mosey. As ...

... in the Court of Bankruptcy, before Judge Boyd, the ewe of James linmphreys )toes-Todd, a bankrupt, stood in the list for the first public sitting. The bankrupt had been a clerk in the Provincial Bank in Dublin. Mr Hobert Murray (instructed by Mr J Tweedy ...

... at in the Bankruptey Court at eleven o'clock. In the matter of Gilbert Fenton, a bankrupt. Thin was the first public sitting, adjourned since last court day. The bankrupt was a harthniee merchant and general dealer in Bantry. county Cork. On the last court ...

... the ease of Contillem, a bankrupt, application was on behalf of the Munster and Beak to take over the interest in Mr Cfmtillm for £B,COO in the same premise% The older was_made. (Before Judge Eord.) Re George Wiseman. The bankrupt was a draper carrying on ...

... LECAL lANUIPICY COURT. (Before the Registrar, Mr Standish O'Grady,' I.n blahoey, • bankrupt. The bankrupt hi this ease was • fanner, reekl• log at Bishopstown and lately at the Lough. lie had been anted sone time ago on a warrsat for debt 4 released when ...

... emirt un the bankrupt's premises. and ii lii Kelleher ao Ina property. Mr 3 Munir, J and .1 Foley. Muir.) appeared in ',import of the melee; Dr Wynne. sobeitor. appeared for the amig-110.1, in opposition; awl Mr Janie. appeared fur the bankrupt. In support ...

... nod Mr l'owt 11, Castro, led lry Mr 1141, botieltor, reprt• sentid the bankrupt. Mr Ltwrence explvinral that the adju lication of bankruptcy been made in the ease, an the bankrupt, who wit. • gerertl trader in manway, wan indebted to several ereditacs ...

... EIELY A DANIECCPT. • The bankrupt wan a farmer residing at Dallygrary. near Ballyeotton. and was , 1 the first unfair sitting for the sty -ender of the bankrupt and the choice and ppointutent of creditors' a.sigoce. Tb • bankrupt ' was examined br Mr Wallis ...

... Earl of Winchilsea and Nothingliam, who became bankrupt in 180, his liabilities amounting to L 42,000, and his assets being returned at £l5O. The trustee was recently authorised to accept an over of the bankrupt to purchase the whole of the property for the ...

... mist car). In re Margaret Larrett. a bankrupt. This the first public sitting, and it was for the examination of witnesses. On the plication of Mr Lawrence, B L. Mr I) 3 Daly was appointed creditors' amigner. The Bankrupt, on examination. stated that she owned ...

... Judge MilW the Ch ar les Wearthy, • cousin of the bankrupt, sad who had acted as his clerk, was examined by Mr Collies (Caney and Clay) and said he was in Dublin the day Owen M'Carthy was sada a bankrupt. He left by the ten o clock train, and an iced in ...