... renamed. The action was brought Messrs Macouchy and 1 the assignees, and Mr Peter M Kecver, trade assignee Francis E Bedat. a bankrupt, Herbert Travur. th* Heform Club, Pall Mall Lon dou, to recover £1.100. The mo „; claimed foot the alleged contract tvn-en ...

... -This case wvas before the court on a former day, and bald been adjourned for the porpose of bringing the bankrupt down to surrender. The bankrupt was in attend'sre3. Mr. Levy appeared forbhin, and hMr. Seeds was for the petitionilln creditor.. Mr. Levy ...

... nted-the state of the bankrupt's property, which wn a matter a known to Mr. Atkinson alone, and the bankrupt ma was allowed to verify that schedule in courb. MW. Pr( Atkinsoon at the time had monpy belonging to the Li, bankrupt's estate in his possession ...

... Clay) said he appeared for the assignees of the bankrupt, and it rwas only right to say that he had know. ledge of cases in which such a course had been adooted. Judge Boyd asked how it was that the bankrupt appeared to be in need of more monev now. Air ...

... petitions filed to 2nd April instant, 2,222. BANKRUPT COURT-YESTERDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Macan.) Ixs re Mf'Cleland, Belfase. There was a meeting in this case for the final examination of the bankrupt. The bankrupt did not attend, or send any communication ...

... lity by counsel on both sides. Roui.Tsox, the p bankrupt, on and before 1858, traded in Belfast, ti and contracted a large debt with the Northern I Company. in February, 1858,@'he was ad- n judged a bankrupt, of which the Company had o notice-and having ...

... parties should speed their respective causes. BANKRUPT COURT-YzSTENDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Plunket.) In the matter of Robert Stone there was a meeting for proof of debts and final examination of the bankrupt; who *as eximined at great length by Mr. Hayse ...

... says that any bankrupt refusing to be sworn or to answer any lawful question put to him by the Court, or shall not duly answer any such question to the satisfaction of the Court, may be committed? Dr Houston maintained that the bankrupt would nevertheless ...

... T:Fltzaersldonppesred for the assignees. Mr. Levy, with Mr. J. D. Meldou, appeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. M-lenua for Mrs. M'Dontld, a witness in the case. Tue bankrupt was questioned ate some length in reference to bill transactiono. alter Wbioi the final ...

... such a one as Was contemplated by the arrangement clause, and he would declare the petitioner a bankrupt. Agentw-Mr. Ma- thews. lou re Edward Meade -The bankrupt io this case was a baker In Francis-street, in this city, and the meeting was for proof of debts ...

... into the bankrupts books, and of procuring some explanations from the bank- rupts upon some items in the schedule. The case occupied a considerable time, counsel for the English creditors and assignee being in attendance, as also the bankrupts, who appeared ...

... ~f~'ord.-The bankrupt had been a dealer - in leather in Enniskillen, and the meeting was for sur- 3 render and proof of debts. The bankrupt surrendered, aend Mr. Robert Quee, leather merchant, was appointed - assignee. e Agent for the Bankrupt-Mr. Molloy; ...