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... BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS. BANKRUPTS. Henry Peter Lennon,, of Monaghan, grocer and spirit-dealer, to surrender on Friday, June 6, and on Friday, June 20. John Wilson & William Wilson, of Donegal, grocers, to surrender on Friday, June 6, sand onr Fri- day ...
... BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS. INSOLVENT-nrTITIOw FILED. By James M'Hee, late of Bangor, in the County of Down, tailor, boatman, newsvendor, and lodging- house-keeper, a prisoner in the jail of Downpatrick -on the 29th of October. MASONIC ENTEBTAINMENT.-On ...
... BANKRUPT COURT. ?? Mr. CommnIssoner PwLuNKvT.J I/ reg Win. Vwtuitt, of Belfast, MHercant. The meeting itl this ease was for proof of debts, choice of assignee, and surrender. The bankrupt appeared, and surrendered. Mr. 1xvy appeared as counsel for some ...
... BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS. INSOLTVENT5-PfTITroN5 TO BE HEARD. c At Belfast, on Tuesday, the 21st of October.- Thomas William Berry, late of Belfast, in the county of Antrim, and part of the time residing in the parish If of Xnochbreda, inthe county of ...
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... BANKRUPT COURT.-FiunA-. In re Thomas Adams. This was a meeting for the final examination of the bankrupt, who had been a grocer in Derry. Mr. CnEICSWTOv, on behalf of the assignee, examined the bankrupt. Mr. Commissioner MACAN said that be was not satis- ...
... assignee, and Mr. Levy for the bankrupt. Mr. Murray up- appeared for the Belfast Bank. ,rite bankrupt was briefly examined by Mr. Creighton. MRr. 1,EVY read certificates from the trustees of the property which the bankrupt had assigned for the benefit of ...
... entitled to be discharged. His Honour said he would adjourn The case until Monday. Of course. the bankrupt was not going to walk of! in the meantime. The bankrupt was again removed in custody. IRISH LANDOWNERS CONVENTION. * X5RG?5 000577 isnaNca. A meeting ...
... to oppiose the bankrupt's passilig. Time CoMMIssMoNEM said if the proof ot tile bonds vas not olljected to, lie did not see how lie could op- Sise sinleSS they were able to show that the assignees ,were mistaken, and that the bankrupt had not made .f ...
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... THE PROSECUTION OF A BELFAST BANKRUPT. T BAIL REFPUSED. den sat specially for pressing motions, including an application to admit to bail John Thompson, of 3B, Waring Street, Belfast, commission agent, who haS been committed for trial upon a charge ander ...
... BANKRUPT COLIRT-DUBLIN, WrEDNESDAY. Il re Malcolm. Is this case there was a meeting to consider the charge of the Belfast Banking Company amountin. to £500 with £8 3s. 4d. interest, and the court directed the company to proceed at once to a sale of the ...