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... CORN MARKET-MAY 1.-Red wh3at, Ss 6db barley, 11s; blac':k ta,7s dd; white oats, Ss 2d1 to 3s. BANKRUPT. OBUTIRICATE ALLOWW ArD elovwn. To be Delivered to Bankrupt, unless Appeal be Filed, within. 80 days from undermentloned date. e w (April 24) Wllfiin eox ...
... mieriener Stevenson on hid a journd last examination. Mr. . Loan les a.)pea eI for the assign ee, and DrIr. Gr-gory for ?? bankrupt. Mr. Lowndas stated Lhtt tls assignees were per- . fectly satisfied with the accornts and the manner in which the benkrupt ...
... the reader has at once the law and practice of our commercial code clearly placed before himn. Mr. Levy says that the new bankrupt act is in many re- spects inapplicable to the present condition of this conntry, but that it contains some improveoments ...
... their attempt. to rarin the landlords by establishing the nefarious couspiracy comn- montly krnown as the Plan of Campaign. BANKRUPTS. (From the Dublin Gazette' of Last Night.) ADJ ODicarstCNS. Febraary 28-Joln M'Lean, of hfagherafelt, in thi cenisty of ...
... Thomas Connolf~ was elected vice-chairman. The ordinary routine business havi-n-g lsear transacted, the Board adjourned. BANKRUPT. . (From the Duslin Gazette of Last Night) - ?? ?? sasscsrcye. Second Meeting, Oct 28. . William G Fgar, of Maryborough, ...
... Co's regis.I tered trade mark, ' Worth's Corsets, is stamped on both corse; and bask, and enclosed ins aink box. 22 I I BANKRUPTS. (From the Da5in Gcasfte of Last Night,) ADJUnICATIoNS. Junel1-Eanorab Geary, of Ballycotton, in tha county of Cork, pitshican ...
... all necessary steps for establishing the n ew fairs. A& vote of thanks to the chairmun brought the proceedings to a closek BANKRUPTS. ADMUDIcOZvos8. Nov. 2. Francis A. W. Ker, of Riinore House, Enbeld, in the county of Kildare, gentleman. No v. 13. James ...
... 20s to 20s 9d per quarter. t CORiK CORN ARKET-MARCRI 20.-Red wileat 2is; barley, Is ed to 21s ed; oats, 13s Od to 1is 9d. BANKRUPTS. John Newland, of deoore-street, in city of Drblin, china dealer, to surrender on Tuesday, the 9th April, and on Tuies- day ...
... e'v'ry age, Thehbuaveha tb freedom's flag unfurl'd; 0' bless the hit tm'e of our page, The bd of Mtill, cod the world. F.V.F. BANKRUPT MUT-YEsTERDAY. (Before Mr. ?? Macan.) In th a matter of C. FlooJ, ,of the county Kildare, miller, there was a meeting to ...
... Armstrong's Notel-.llsoo Conetitudon. ALLEOGD FRAUDULENT BANKRUPT AT LEEDS.- Charles Henry W. Hirst, a cloth merchant and com- mission agent, of Victoria Chambers, South Parade, Leeds, was made a bankrupt on Tuesday by Me3srs. North and Son. His liabilities ...
... PLEAS--WesTNIsea-ra. SAU TORAY, JULY 14. TATF AND ANOTHER V. NEAVE. This was an action of trover, brought by the assignees of a bankrupt, to recover from the de. fendant the value of certain goods, 30001. taken by defen. dant under a warrant of attorney, and ...
... powerful. The drama e~bked the most enthu- eiastic applause% Mr. Whitbread's latest work escored a distinct sucaess. e BANKRUPTS. (From the Dublin Gazet*58` ADJUDICATIONS. ?? 19--John NWillia-m Kennedy, of Bridge street, Boyle, in the county of Rosconmon ...