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... THE LANb LEAGUE AN Yesterday ik tIG UR D r AND ,Patriok Nulty,~ ~ op~ Court the case of bankruPt, a, f 3rultt d is Lo04th; Ww hgosn thlco onte yia nald I t oaalof tylt on a r n a It wil l ensoml one f~ LO objrtot e culnb firly Aurg toM. the par ofthe ...
... Robert Blake.-The bankrupt oarried on trade ns a grocer in Earl-street. The meeting was fos; final examination. On the application of Mr Eaton (Oldham and Eaton), the case was allowed to stand for a wcek. In re Laurence Reilly-The bankrupt wis a general trader ...
... manifested by the liberal _apirit eon 5econded _Xmtish Gazelige BANKRUPT COURT-YEETERDAY. (Before the Hour. Mr Commissioner Plunkett.) In the matter of Henry Show, of Belfast, a Bankrupt. Mr. Creighton applied to the court to have a gentleman named Mr ...
... l the 28th section, and the following resolutions were passed:-(I.) That the offer by the bankrupt of a sum of £100 for the purchase of the assets of the bankrupt, other than shares in limited liability companies in course of liquidation, as calculated ...
... was called the bankrupt answered his name, and stated that he produced no statement of affairs. ,Mr. IV. H. Eudson tendered the proof of Mr. Walter Redmond for £1,343 16s, and asked if it was objected to ? Mr. Foss, on ?? of the bankrupt, did not object ...
... rooms in Piccadily. BANKRUPT COURT-YcsTsRDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Macau.) Iii re Thomas Ferrall. In this matter there was a meeting for proof of debts and final examination. Some debts were proved. The schedule of the bankrupt was not ready, and the ...
... BANKBUPT CULltr-YEsTED I&Y. Inre lHenry. The bankrupt wee a trader in Stigo, jnd the meeting was for proof of debts and final examination. M1r. Creighton, appeared for the creditors and examined the bankrupt at considerable length. It appeared that he ...
... good i tenant. Mr..Batt, forthe bankrupt, obj ectedtto along s~.journ~nt, ab t assigner could have looked after theee matters befofe,' Jadge Ber wick adjourned the 41 examination for one month; I In re .r. Iur,*-IThe bankrupt, who was va baker *$ex Jarnea' ...
... solicitor, appeared for the Liberals,a Mr. White and Mr. Hlynd- man for the Conservatives. BANKRUPT ?? (Before Judge Berwick.) In 'e Jolhn )laltigrn.-Tbe bankrupt was farmer and also a linen maisufacturer, near Loughgall, in the county of Armagh. Mr. Seeds ...
... which L the bankrupt passed. Agent-Mr. Larkin. ln | v M'Ckary-The bankrupt was a draper in the town of Tipperary. He surrendered, and an as- signee was appointed. Mr. Meldon and Mr. Larkin appeared for creditors. In' re F. If. Butt-The bankrupt was an agricul ...
... destitude in those localIties. fi tc BANKRUPT COURTYESTEEDAY. ax (Before Mr. Commissioner Macan.) h ,In the matter of Kerrebar, of Newry, a bankrupt, there q was a meeting for the final examination of the bankrupt, w which was passed. t . in the matter ...
... Judge Bsrwick.) In re Luttrell.-The bankrupt, who was an ironrn)n- ger in Clifden, county of Galway, is said to have left the country. An assignee was appointed. Agent-Mr. Tinkler. In re Johns WVanhl.-Tbe bankrupt, who wan a pub- licau in Cork, came up ...