... wvent u- 'o k at I . ee Peacock, and Co.'s next I ivi, , ' c Premises. The defendant V.- .n narily ?? for one month. a p4k BANKRUPTS. O DUblij, of 12 Lower Camdenaa-reet, in the city lin tie I laee sand spirit merchant, to s3rreaderon Tees. O e ciichee } ...

... 'uHton, Scr- jeant Bulling, ?? R. Tennent, J. O'Hagan, Q(C.; A. Dulfin (On the Transfer of Land), James Heren (Oa the bankrupt Law of Ireland), Hugh Hyndman, J. ?? Organ, . Spenoe Watson, E. All- worthy, C. Wolfe. Shaw (Juvenile Crime in UVateO) ...

... The object of rhis visit to Europe is to gather funds and misaion- aries for the pressing needs of his far-distaut fold, BANKRUPTS. (From the Dublin Gazette.) t ?? DI CATIl O . t The Local Bankruptcy (Ireland) Act, 1S. Cork Local Bankruptcy Court. ...

... proceeded with (lending decision In the orglnal notion th* Nup*rior Court*. COURT. (Before .fudge Miller,) a* Tiio««h Ca**, I'lm bankrupt * butchar. I|a etamlimd lit (lull*- ten. (Instructed Mr William Mattery, an* Jul, en Mi* assignees, and at*l*d thai he began ...

... O'Gorman Alaimon,NchlsucelGra C.Bianconi, Leland.Crosthwaite, Ciornelius Lyre Mt SaCvageclW.p P.Mathews, J. 'aatC, Cmisoe of Bankrupts; J. H..Monaghan, Q.C., F rederick Wlla Conwa'y, Joseph Denisis Mulew, ndrew.Carew O'wer J. Deehan, W.S.& H~art,. Aldermnan ...

... the National Bank, but had not been paid, and in I the meantime the ?? arrangement was turned into bankruptcy, anled tie bankrupt's estate 5 sold, which was the ground of defence to the pre. sent action. His worship held that the parties who secured the ...

... not elated when rich, and he weas not cast down w when poor. He merely laughed, as we say, and Iwalked away7 When he became bankrupt, and I was asked by the registrar why he continued to maintain carriages and horses long after he had ceased to be able to ...

... statement claim was delivered in time, and desired to speed the trial of the action. One the defendants hud since tie come a bankrupt, and lie (Counsel! did not know how many more of them would conn- luto t lie same oiulit ion Mr tiordon. 0 C, with whom was ...

... wituesaes, Stewart and Urr; EccUs. exam witneaaes, Friery; exam witness's, Mathews; exam ett, Scallan; Dickton, application lor bankrupt's certificate, Casey and Clay; Thompson, motion. Glover and ; Slatte.ry, motion, Thompson aud MacLaughlin; arrangement, motion ...

... permitting drunkenness on his licensed premises. It was argued on his behalf that at the time tho offeece.was committed he was a bankrupt, and that tbo bailiffs put there by the Registrar were inpossession of the house, and, therefore he was not 'responsible ...

... NORTHII, A B,%NKrcUrtT.-In tho re- port of this case it was stated by mistake tbat Mr. J. D loaonthal was tihe agent fur tho bankrupt. Ile was agent for the assignecs. NEw BUI>GF. OVYI.It TIIE RIV Erv BOYNE AT Dirtooi.msi) -At tire presentment sessions, held ...

... reference to the is-.uini; request to die T,Atid Commission under the provision* of the said Section. QUEEN'S BENCH DIV ISION—IN BANKRUPT! 'Y— Before the Hou Mr. Justice 11 o'clock —Arrangements, Davoren, Friery. Horan, Scallan. Hayes aud Son, Morao; Katiigan ...