... about with impunity, as he could not be arrested at a distance, nor be declared bankrupt at home. The law heretofore in effect said to the man in trade, Pay up, or become bankrupt or in - solvent ; but no matter what is due to you by the aristocrat, the ...

... OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. (Before Judge Miller.) Ise re Robert Wynne. The bankrupt was a farmer near the town of Athy. The meeting was for final examination. The bankrupt was examined in reference to certain accommodation bills which he had obtained ...

... the disappearance of property by fictitious losses or expenses ; and a number of other acts practised too often English bankrupts—all render the fraudulent debtor liable to a criminal prosecution for misdemeanour. The expenses of that prosecution will ...

... DESCRIPTIVE PA RTICULA The Premises comprised in Lot I are those in which the Bankrupt carried on the business of a Grocer and Publican, and are situated in the best part of the Towu of Marykyough for business purposes, and held at the almost nominal ...

... BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of MICHAEL LYNCH, Of litallyroe, near Athy, in the County of Kildare, Maker of B ri cks, and Farmer, a Bankrupt. A SITTING will be held in this matter, before me, at my Office, Four Courts, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of MAY, 1871 ...

... and •a member of the House of Commons becoming bankrupt must vacate his seat. The debtor may be arrested after service of summons. Bankruptcy shall close when the whole of the property of the bankrupt has been realised. The Irish debtors' bill has also ...

... Offiee of the said Court, On THURSDAY, lath JUNE, 1871, at One o'Clock. p.m., All the Estate, Right, Title and Interest of the Bankrupt, and his Assignees, in and to the following Premises : Lot I, The Dwelling House and Premised situate in Church-street, in ...

... Earl of Orkney, but his lordship was now a bankrupt—a circumstance which put him out of court. Mr. Roe—l would like to have evidence of that. Mr. Sheppard—l have all the documents here to prove that he is a bankrupt. Mr. Roe—llis bankruptcy being in England ...

... or a solitude if they do not succeed in society. And who knows how many glances of remorse are turned this way from the bankrupts of trade, from mortified pleaders in Courts and Senates, or from the victims of idleness and pleasure ! Poisoned by town ...

... period during the last six weeks.---Nook Lowboo Po•ss. A BANKRUPT HOMER.--Cooke gave me this epigram, made by some one in his court on the bankruptcy of a man named Homer That Homer should a bankrupt be Is not so very Odd d'ye see, If it be true, as I'm ...

... of the Earl of IVinchilsea cam before the London Bankruptcy Court on the 4th, and are detailed at some length. The noble bankrupt vows that he has nothing i n the world but his wearing apparel and a few boxes. The creditors declare that he has. It is ...

... Office of the said Court, On THURSDAY, 15th JUNE, 1871, at One o'Clock, All the Estate, Right, l'it e and Interest or the Bankrupt, and his Assignees, iu an 1 tt th fol.owing Premises Lot I, The Dweling House an Pre 111311.9 sit Church-strut, in the Town ...