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... .IRVNE. This bankrupt carried on business at Church Street, Winecellar Entry, and Queen Street as a wine and spirit merchant and cork merchant. The case was listed on first public sitting. Mr. JoseDh Donnelly appeared for the bankrupt, 'Mr. David M 'Gonigal ...
... horses from the bankrupt's premises. The forner claimed the horses as his. anid stated that he lad bought themn for the bank- rapt, and paid £P4 I Os for one and Y 1 2 for the other. The horses were used in bankrupt's business. After the bankrupt left 311chael ...
... said bond, againsit each of the bankrupts, in Trinity Term, 1832, in Queen's Bench, and on foot of the said judgments. Mrs. Greer had likewise made separate proofs against the separate es tate of each of the bankrupts. The stuestion for the conu sideration ...
... Street, f Dublin, law clerk, was adjudicdted a bankrupt. His . schedule returned debts to the amount of £4,533 a 12s 7d and £12 assets, but no sumn bad been realised. - Shortly after his ajudication the bankrupt left I Ireland, and whither he went was unknown ...
... Wall had been adjudicated a bankrupt twelve months ago, but no statement of affairs was filed. nor was any dividend paid, and the petitioning creditor had to pay the official assignee's expenses. Since then the bankrupt has been engaged in numerous betting ...
... the sheriff to re-execute the Judge HARErSON desired the bankrupt to leave the premises within three days. Mr. Dunne (Larkin & Co.) appeared for the bank. rapt. -kI re ISAAC GLENNY. The bankrupt had carried on business as a clothier and draper inl Newry ...
... exhaustive statemeut, ttoe chalr- man gave a history of the co: set of this bankruptcy front the time of tile ahscondii g of the bankrupt, in October, 194, to the present tine, and coi- cluded with an expo;sition of thle exact position in which the property of ...
... takes pilce at such a distance from tire locality whevre the bankrupt resides that tihe true state of the case and the facts connected with it can seldom be coricetly ascertained. Tlhe bankrupt has io oppor- turrity of vindicating Ihis character if innrocenrt ...
... re JOHl SYaMILL. The bankrupt, was described as a grocer and spirit.dealer in Dundalk. Mbr.- KAvANAH appeared for the official asasiguee, and stated that no trade assignee had been ap- pointed. Kfr. BirDLEns appeared fr the bankrupt. and avplied that the ...
... appeared for the bankrupt. In^ we JOHN CILLESPIE. The bankrupt was a builder in Glentymon, County Tyrone. Mr. TI. P. LYNCH appeared for the assignees, and stated that ano schedule bad yet been filed. M~r. KERXAN, Q.C,, on behalf of the bankrupt, said the schedule ...
... proceedings ? I have. Can you tell me from the file when he was ad- judicated a bankrupt?2 I have before me the order of the Court, dated 30th December, 1890, adjudi- eating him a bankrupt. C1an yea tell me the amount of the liabilities as proved so far? Speaking ...
... the bankrupt, at the rent paid by him for same. It appeared from the statement of Mr. KERNAN, who, with Mr. Meldon, appeared for the assignees, that the bankrupt's father had declined to give the lease of the entire property held by the bankrupt on the ...