... BANKRUPTS. James Molloy, Clarc-strcet, Limerick, Carpenter. Robert Tomlinson Carlisle, Sixrailcbridge, Co. Clare, railway ami public works contractor. INSOLVENTS. John Brophy, Ptilbsborough-road, blacksmith. Patrick Moore, Newrutli House, Waterford, railway ...

... BANKRUPTS. Patrick Lambert. Askinagap, Co. Wicklow, farmer and road contractor. Simon Kenefick, Clarence street, Cork, builder and limeburner. INSOLVENTS Denis M‘Auliffe, Kilrush, Co. Clare, shopkeeper, fisherman, and ship-carpenter Joseph Sutcliffe. ...

... BANKRUPTS. Samuel M'Donnell, C.E., Co ik-street, Cork. Pierce Byrne, carpenter, Arklow. John Wall, builder, Stradbally. Samuel Davis, Middle Abbey-street, Dublin, and Hibernian mills, co. Dublin, glass dealer and cement manufacturer. ...

... BANKRUPT. Mr. J. H. Carroll, of Upp.r Dorset-street, formerly of North Frederick-street, Dnblin, builder. TENDERS For erection of three small houses Sandymount. John S. Sloa.*, C.E., architect; ~ £1320 Mathers I,aughlin 105 Pennefather .. lO * W. Butler ...

... BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Bradley. James'-street, Dublin, timber merchant, trading Benjamin Bradley and bun, to surrender Yblli February and Uth March. Patrick O'Connor, Co. Wexford, builder and contractor, to surrender 28th February and Uth March. David Mahood ...

... BANKRUPTS. George Douglas, of 1 Anne stieet, in the City of Dublin, builder to surrender 14th February and Ith March. William li M'Master, of Clifton-strect and North Queenstreet Belfast, in the County of Antrim, builder and contractor, to surrender 17th ...

... BANKRUPTS. Alexander Gray, of Townsend-strect Foundry, Belfast, Co. Antrim, iron founder, trading under the style and firm of Alexander Gray and Company, , Michael Merigan, jun., ol No. 10, Lsher s-quay, City of Dublin, glass merchant. INSOLVENTS. D;»Tid ...

... BANKRUPTS. Cornelius Molony, of Tipperary county Tipperary builder John Killen, Malahide, and John Cunningham, Dalkey, County n u blin trading in co-partnership as Killen and Cunningham, railway contractors, to surrender and 29th January. Wk occasionally ...

... BANKRUPT BUILDERS. Hudson, broucht up for final examina- George Robinson, builder, DalKcy . ( alK i admitted that tlie tion on the Wvd ult. The was ordered stand CerUi ttCCUUntB) - AoKSOtvi.En-.MRNT —We .l™' l^e a^ud »%ssstarw-« •»« •«-“»' *• f line ...

... returned by the bankrupt on his schedule as a debtor; and Mr. Kavanagh, solicitor, appeared for bankrupt. question had been raised as to whether the sum returned upon bankrupt’s schedule due by Rev. Mr. O’Regan was or was not due in reality. Bankrupt insisted ...

... said it was perfectly plain that the contract was the bankrupt’s, i although his father and Mr. Walshe had claims upon it, and directed the amount to be distributed accord-1 mgly. re James Kidd. —Bankrupt was a builder, and carried on business in Lisburn ...

... should entertain the case, as the bankrupt had traded here for the required period of time. Judge Miller said it was manifest that the bankrupt had no business in this country. At present he could not see that the bankrupt had a shadow of a case, except ...