... ACCOUNTANT'S DOWNFALL. Bristol, Henry J mod Col man. accountant, formerly a good poaition. but now a bankrupt. has boon eommittod for trial on a charge misappropriating upwards of £4OO. part of an estate of which was trustee. The allegation as that tbs ...

... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY IN IRELAND. IN the Matter of John Do:rian of Dunkine~ly, n the County of : onegal, Grocer and Baker, a Bankrupt. A Puablic fitting will be he'd before the Court, at the Feur Couats, Dublin, on Friday the 2nd day of March, 1294, at the ...

... M'ILWANI E, J and HUGH CALLAGHAN. both of Letterkenny, in the County of Donegal. Shopkeepers, trading as M'llwanie & Callaghan, Bankrupts. A PUBLIC SITTING will be held before the Court, at the Four Courts, Dublin, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of AUGUST, at the hour ...

... Bird (Instructed by Mr Gerald Bird) for the Canon M‘»J iaid. B N T Y COURT. Before Mr Justice Boyd, In ro John M‘Adam. The bankrupt was editor and proprietor tlio Donegal indicator,” and the petitioning creditor, Mr obtained verdict for damages against ...

... to be encouraged. The bankrupt here was not in the ordinary sense bank. > rapt alb was- not using the word in the objectionab'e sense engaged ia a political adventure. As part of his politics! sdvsntore hr.p«d while beisga bankrupt to divest himsslf of ...

... To the Editor. Sir—l understand that the iasprsesioa baa gone abroad that tha Bankrupt Stock' referred to ia the bills rseeatly published by as was tfcs •took of the lata Peter Carpball. wish to publicly eontradiot this false ua pi ration end tossy that ...

... BANKRUPTCY CASE \ The case of Philip M'Cusker came hofore Mr Justice Boyd in the Dublin Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday. The bankrupt was a grocer publican, carrying on business at Derrygonnelly. Co. Fermanagh. Ho was examined Robert Doyle, (who instruoted ...

... and the First Bitting choose Creditor’s Assign®*. At the Last Sitting lb® Bankrupt is required fiois.i bis /-.XAraina‘“aU persons having their possession any property of the Bankrupt moat deliver tl, and all debts doo lo tbe Bsokrnpt mast be paid John A ...

... was caught in a great storm. Thirty miles of lino were washed away, and the train was left stranded sandy waste. The storm bankrupted the railway company, and no effort to rescue the engine and carriages was made until three years later, when the track was ...

... First Sitting choose a Creditor’s Assignee. At the Last Sitting the Bankrupt is required to finish his Examination. All persons having in their possession any Property of the Bankrupt should deliver it, and all Debts duo to the Bankrnpt should bo paid ...

... meeting of the creditors of the Charing Cross Bank, • i Ho, * Restaurant on Monday, the Official Receiver said he feared the‘bankrupt’s estimate of liabilities-£2.500.000 would be exceeded. They would probably amount to nearly £3.000,000. The assets, as stated ...

... C<lllg >U wo»#.e „jd demands; the landed gentry received bat fraction of rent, bnndrede of faimers of the better class became bankrupt; I peasants fif'd from their homes in > despair. In less fortunate counties the consequences were, of course, more grave; ...