... J. R. Colter, solicitor, on the position 0' the board, which stated, among other things, that the board could not become bankrupt. Mr. Browne—The best thing we can do is to put on our bats and walk out. Mr. Kelly—Yes, awl then they can do what they Like ...

... fur a temporary of the license of the premises in Northatrest, which bad been held by Mr. Jobs B. Cullen, who had become bankrupt. application was that the license should be transferred to the °tidal assignee. Alen' Knox MEntire, in order that the promisee ...

... birth. I believe it to be dishonest in its origin, and Nati-National in its operations. It was framed and intended to enable bankrupt I,ndlord interest to be sold at a price which would be disguised fro.n the purchasers by an ingenious and dishonest trick ...

... Ireland, applied Se behaif of the Ooreniors and Company of is book fora transfer of the herniae lately bad by X. Cullen, a bankrupt, of Ziorth•street. Them was no objection, and the transfer was sc,xitdiagly granted. ft:DUCA:Oe LICINGSe. This being the ...

... trading es Jenks Cum.'s k SoN. Bankrupt. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the TOWN HALL, NEW ROSS, afore/I.od, On MONDAY, 7th °cruses, 1869, AT THE MOUE OF TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, All the Estate and luterilst of the bankrupt, his Assignees end Mei tengee ...

... a lal-ge number of persons, principally of the farming clime, for some due to Mr John B Cullen, who was lately declared a bankrupt. They were brought in the names of John A McConkey, and Alexander !Knox McEntire, official assignees, the solicitor be'ng ...

... within a suicient time. His Honor gate a decree for the amount. • BANKRUPT. John A. McConkey against Thomas Corcoran, Berkley, for 10s for goods sold from the establishment of Redmond, a bankrupt. Mr. Colter for the Bankruptcy Court, and Mr. Boyd for defendant ...

... had become a bankrupt, and had gone to America. Of course his interest in the premises vested in the official assignees, who set up the premises for sale. Kielty became the purchaser, and had paid the purchase-money. The widow of the bankrupt had held adverse ...

... of Bankruptcy v. Thomas Corcoran, of Scarke, for the sum of £2 10s. fid., due to Mr. Martin Redmond, late of New Ross, a bankrupt Laurence Redmond. who was assistant to Martin Redmond, gave evidence of the debt being due, the go de being got principally ...

... Exhortations to premonish and disswade his Iteliscons and Countrymen from taking Armes by the Instigacion of some debauched Bankrupts, tiriminals (4) (though of noble extraction (who neither could be secure of theire liberty, nor Consolatorily subsist without ...

... IRELAND. lo the Matter of JOHN B. COLLAR, of New ROW, in the County of Wexford, General Merchant, trading as James Cullen, a Bankrupt. PUBLIC SITTING will be held before the Coact, at the Four Courts, Dublin, on Friday, the 20th day of llacitueca. 18.49. ...

... Cullen & Son, a Bankrupt. THE Assignees am authorised TO SELL BY PRIVATE TENDER, All the Estate and interest of the Bankrupt and his Assignees, in and to that POLICY OF ASSURANCE FOS £3,000, WITH PROFITS, On the life of the Bankrupt, effected with the ...