... committee was appointed on the subject On the petition Mr. W. A. Drennan, attorney, Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy was declared Bankrupt Wednesday last Me. J. D. FiUgerald, on the part of Mr. Duffy, intimated his intention apply to the Lord Chancellor to supersede ...

... domestic rebellion. M The Fiat of Bankruptcy Against Mh. Duffy.— The attempt on the part of Mr. Drinan to make Mr. Duffy bankrupt has signally failed. The matter came again before the Lord Chancellor on Saturday, when Mr. Drinan admitted the whole of ...

... resources, and energetically employ our remaining Capital or possible Credit save ourselves from the ruinous dishonor of the Bankrupt Calendar. Our meet pressing national liability U the prevision of food for upwards of two millions of our people until the ...

... north, the few that have existed have either been abandoned or continue declining state, whilst her agriculture absolutely bankrupt. The question is, what causes Lave operated produce' this lamentable state of things ? agree with you that combination amongst ...

... ion on the part of the Great Republic, in contrasting its own prosperous condition with the politically and commercially bankrupt condition of Oligarchic despotism in several European States. To us, indeed, the President’s Message has been source of interest ...

... but even on the Joint-Stock Companies themselves, which they might have done if carried all through in fact, one became bankrupt, and tho public money lent to both was nearly all lost—public money lent and lost, too, order to gratify the Sir K. Peel ...

... and for providing an office for the registry of all judgments in Ireland; and for amending the law* in Ireland respecting bankrupts, and the limitation of actions”—and of act passed the eleventh and twelfth years of the reign of her Majesty, intituled Au ...

... shapes and sizes, or aeries of works, which were held either by Constable and Co., or by Mean. Hurst and Robinson, who became bankrupts the time; and all these were peremptorily sold off by auction in the course of 1827 and 1828; and it is a fact that this ...

... business, whether in the country or the city, com plains the dulness of trade. The gazettes teem with the names of insolvent or bankrupt gentlemen, farmers, trailers, &c., and all arc fast being reduced to the one common level of distress and poverty. Numerous ...

... AMENDMENT BANKRUPTCY LAWS. We may stale that a new Bankrupt Bill has been pre|>ared the law advisers the Chamber of Commerce in thia city, and lias been forwarded London for presentation to the House of Commons, where it will probably brought forward ...

... of such proceeding would to reduce many Unions now struggling against extreme distress to the insolvent condition of the bankrupt Unions. Besides, grants In aid wore opposed to the main principle of the Poor .aw, which was local responsibility for local ...

... linally extinguishing the African slave trade. Lord Buouoiiam moved the second reading of the Bill for the consolidation of the Bankrupt Laws; and likewise the second reading of the Bill for the consolidation of the Criminal Law. The bills were read second time ...