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... BANKRUPTS. Andrew Cartan, Joseph Cartan, and Edward Duffy, all of Stillorgan, in the County of Dublin, Brewers, and of CuflV-strect, in the City Dublin, Corn and Flour Factor*, trading as A. and J. Cartan. Dealers and Chapmen. To surrender July 21 and ...
... BANKRUPTS. George Hat k», of ItNthang.ti), the county Ktldaie, and of No. I Cumberland-place, in llo* Dublin, miller. Hour corn merchanr, • rupt. To surrender the of January John O’Meara, of Balbdowney, ,lie county, draper aud shopkeeper, bankrupt, ...
... BANKRUPT Patrick Coleman, of Rutland-street, in the city of Limerick, Auctioneer, Dealer and Chapman, surrender June 26 and July 28. INSOLVENTS. Order has been made, vesting the Estate and Effect* of the following prisoner in the Provisional A»- at L ...
... BANKRUPTS. WlllUm and Alexander Frew, both tTpf.er DorvO street, Dublin. Grocer*.—Jobn Neill. II and sUcut, Sou'll, Dublin, Grocer. ...
... BANKRUPTS. Francis Chappie, of George’s-street, the c ty of Limerick, grocer, dealer and chapman. .. L Simeon Cl.rke, John Clarke, and Richard « d'on. all of the town of Carlow, millers, dealers and cha| - men, trading under the name, style, and hrm ...
... BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS, BANKRUPTS.—Tuesday, July 21st. John Hayes, of High street. Killarney, the county of Kerry, grocer, to surrender on Friday, the 31st of July, and on Tuesday, tbe IBth of August. David M'Night, of Lisburn, in the county of Antrim ...
... BANKRUPT SALE.. UNDER ORDER OP THE COURT. John Nickeon. 38 V tbe above orderix limited, and will expire in few daye, tfc merely NOMINAL PKlCfc?, to aosura a speedy known as to style and quality, consists of MILLINERY. mantles, RIBBONS, LACES, The Patron* ...
... AN HONEST BANKRUPT, At the Court of Betikroptcy somewhat unusual circumstance occuired. the matter of William Power, of Cork, an extensile miller, the Comraiatloner ordered the Urge sum of five hundred pounds to given to the bankiupt in cone* quence of ...
... BANKRUPT PEERS. The Timet remarks that, it being now clearly established that peerof the realm may become a bankrupt, not only fact, bnt in contemplation of law, what remains to ba decided whether a peer, having become a bankrupt, can permitted to retain ...
... THE BKIDE AND THE BANKRUPT. case of some interest newly-married people in France has been submitted to the imperial Court. It is follows : M. Oufmaraes, partner in commisaion bouse, inalarge way of business, at Paris, married in 1857, yonng orphan, Mdlle ...
... THE BANKRUPT BELLIGERENTS. That money forms the rtnewiof war an axiom too firmly estabbahed admit of any queetioo ; la therefore rather Interesting to review the financial condition of the three great Powct* moat concerned the contest now raging abroad ...
... BANKRUPTS THE CIVIL SERVICE, The following is the text of the Treasury Minute, relating Bankruptcy and Insolvency in the Civil Service : ...