... R. BRf)OMFIELD. The bankrupt had carried on bsinaess extensively as a boot and- shoe maker in Dungannon. Mr. CARTON, QCC., instructeed by Mr. Collins (Miessrs. Ca;sey C lay). on the part of the assig- ness, stated that the bankrupts stock-in-trade had ...

... a farmer, near Tralee, on motion that the offer of John Collins, a shop. keeper in Tralee, and a relation of the bankrupt, for the bankrupt's interest in the farm be accepted. It appeared that prior to the baunkruptcy Jollh Collins. of Tralee, bought the ...

... Bankruptcy Discharge and Closure Act. ?? which a bankrupt was discharged for a bank-uptey more than twenty years old. Mfr. Colyer, in support of the application, ?? that there was now evidence that the bankrupt had been discharged from live of the bankruptcies ...

... The Court passed the bankrupt's final eexamination, but before doing so, examlined him a regarding some shares in the Belfast Starr-Bowkett n Building Society. let re M'Ferraa Bros.-Mr. h M'Cntcheon, who represented the bankrupts, moved a that the audit ...

... it is expedient to provide that railway companies incorporated by Act of Parliament Jhall. not be liable to be adjudicated bankrupt: Be it there- fore enacted by the Qaeen's moat excellent Majesty, by and with the eonsent of the Lords Spiritual anri Temporal ...

... M'Gonigal applied that the premises of the bankrupts in Ballynahinch be delivered to Mr. James M'Clean. the landlord, the assignees having elected not to take them. After evidence had been given by the bankrupt. Hugh Moore; and the landlord, the, application ...

... Court of Ap- peal, should, in the exercise of his discretion, discharge the bankrupt from custody. Mr. Davoren, solicitor for the assignees, assented to the discharge of the bankrupt, as the creditors did not think it desirable to incur further expense by ...

... oalled, and produced cheques paid to the bankrupt downou to Juie for £E6 a weck. There wvas a, minute in the muiute- book reduceitg the salary of Captain Auiit, at his request, from Lo to £3 a woek. The bankrupt was then called, and stated that so far ...

... meeting was 91 for final examination. o: The father of the bankrupt was examined in rela- C tion to a lease of the mill occupied by the bankrupt. I It was stated that he had promised the bankrupt a r lease for ever of the mill and five acres of land. The ...

... on the first public sitting, and first meeting on the bankrupt's offer for com- pensation after bankruptcy, an adjournment was agreed upon, so that Mr. M'Gonigal, who was act- ing for the bankrupt's solicitor. might be in attendance. Mr. Moorehad appeared ...

... engaged in matters in the Bankrupt Court must know tolerably well that the official assignee is a costly official-orna- mental, perhaps, but not altogether useful. Ho has one very high qualification for dealing with bankrupts' estates, for he is wholly ...

... adjourned for the purpose of bringing the bankrupt down to surrender. The bankrupt was in attendance. Mr. Levy appeared for him, and Mr. Seeds was for the petitioning creditor. Mr. LEVY applied to have the bankrupt's surrender taken, and to have him discharged ...