... payable at one month, drawn by one Josiah Erck, and accepted by the bankrupt. Mr. James Frasslougb, clerk to Mr. Hughes, deposed that on the 11th day of August he served the bankrupt with a sealed copy of the order to attend the first meeting of creditors ...

... this matter for proof of debts, and for tile final examination of the bankrupts. Mr. ODIeAMi, agent to the eomMissioll, applied to tile Coulrt that the examination of the bankrupts-of whom no tidings had been heard since the last meet- ing-sbonld be ...

... [Before the Hon. Judge HARaisoN.] Ic i-te DENIS XUSPHRY. THE bankrupt carried on business as a boot and shoemaker in Belfast. The meeting was on ad. journed final examination. Mr. Levy, for the bankrupt, asked to have the final examination passed. air Henry ...

... toa particu- lar creditor. Mr. GRAVES, who appeared for the bankrupt, stated that £20 worth of goods had been handed over to the assignee, who did not now oppose the passing of the bankrupt. His LORDSHIP passed the final examination, and granted an inmediate ...

... argued and decided of Moore, a bank- rupt. It was an appeal by the bankrupt against an order made in the Bankruptcy Court by thle judge, setting aside a voluntary settlement made by the bankrupt, on the 3rd of March, 1892, upon his wife and children, of certain ...

... e Tim bankrupt was an innkeeper and farmer in the County of Down. He was adjudicated a bankrupt on his own petition. d Mr.e S. Young, of Lurgan, was appointed assignee. d Agents to the bankruptcy-Messrs. Dudgeon & t Mathews. Agent to the bankrupt-Mr. Stuart ...

... bankruptcy. Mr. Cowdy had sold goods to the bankrupt to the amount of £92 odd. Mfr. Cowdy's traveller had been in communi- cation with the bankrupt, and sent up an order to the amount of £10 to be executed. The bankrupt in- creased the amount of the order by ...

... only debt scheduled. The only asset was a silver cup, won in a rifle con- test, the bankrupt being a member of the Sand- bach rifle corps. It appears that the bankrupt be- came intimately ?? with the opposing creditor during his articled clerkship at Derby ...

... C., on behalf of the assignees in the bankruptcy matter of David Allen, a bankrupt, to restrain the landlord froix seizing or distraining the goods and chattels in the bankrupt's premises, possession of which had been taken by the aesignees in bankruptcy ...

... the Court of Bankruptcy to day, before Judge Miiier, the case of John Drumgoole, a bankrupt, came before the Court, having been aijourned from a previous day. The bankrupt had been a tenant of Lord Massereene, and judgment had been marked against him by ...

... Other adventures of the bankrupt having failed, and 5. the creditors bcoming clamorous for payment of al their demands, an offer wvas made of Ss in the pound; t] hut the attempted arrangement proved abortive, and o the bankrupt wals omupelled to leave ...

... M'isIdowie appeared for the bankrupt. The application wvas to pay something our of the estate towards the maintenance of the bankrupt, whose tools, it was alleged, had been sold, which prevented him from earning his liveli- |hood. Bankrupt wvas a puhilcan, and ...