... A BANKRUPT OUTSIDE BROLER. Yesterdav in the Bankruptcy Couit, befure Mr Justice Boyd, the case Hugh Luptcn waa iu the liar for the examination witnesses. The bankrupt, outside broker, having oftine in Foster piace, Dublin, bus left the country. Mr. James ...

... remarked that the estate or the bankrupt would have produced nearly 20as in the pound but for the decision of the Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, who thought fit to discharge Pillar from custody; and this ena- bled the bankrupt to abscond with over 1,0001 ...

... that the bankrupt was adjudicated on the 15th January, 1886; and that before that date he published pamphlets containing libels upon Mr. M'Meekan. in respect of one of these publica- tions, Mn M'Meekan obtained a verdict against the bankrupt for £75 and ...

... O'Donnell and the bankrupt until 1877, when Ja-mes O'Donnell retired from the business, and the bankrupt undertook all the liabilities of the firm. The liabilitiqs in excess. of the assets then amounjod to £30,000 or thereabouts. The bankrupt vwas then advanced ...

... A SERGEMXT OF CONSTABULLRY IN BANKRUPT'CY. Yesterday in the Bankruptcy Court, before Judge Boyd, a case cause on of Edward Crossan, a bankrupt. Crossan was a sergeant iu the Royal Irish Constabulary. Last February a verdict was obtained against him in ...

... official assignees having re- ported that the bankrupts books were correctly kept and contained proper entries of his different transactions. The assignees were, however, of opinion that the fact of the bankrupt having kept correct books would in no way exempt ...

... the estate wtas vested for the beniefit of the creditoro of the bankrupt, and not for the benefit of tho absconding bankrupt. How then could Ur. M'Entire be identified with tie bankrupt when he represented the interests of people who were altogether a ...

... 3rd of October last. The bankrupt had since filed accounts showingdebts of 2,3,628, of which 21,1461. are due to unsecered cre- ditors. There is property held an security returned at B,961., consisting of a mortgage ou the bankrupt's reversionary interest ...

... the committee of inspection opposed the bankrupt. Mr. Registrar Hazlitt, without ?? on Mr. Theodore Lumley, said that no doubt a great deal of difficulty had arisen from the course of conduct pursaed by the bankrupt in not submitting himself to the jurisdiction ...

... adiu- dicatad a bankrupt some days ago, wvith liabilities amounting to over £i>2,50,000, was set down for the examination of witnesses. -Mr. Hogau, solicitor, who appeared for creditors,' said the Bitting was for the examination of the bankrupt and Mr. Thos ...

... that the answer could be easily explained, lie supposed at that time the bankrupt had not lind any means of satisfying himsnlf on the subject, but had had since. 'lihe bankrupt, on further exanination, stated thnt lie had received no money in the Liverpool ...

... end of 1893 he advanced the bankrupt from time to time various sums of money amounting altogether to about £5,000. As security for repayment he got two mortgage deeds from the bankrupt on his property. At the time the bankrupt signed the deeds no professional ...