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... A BANKRUPT'S ESTATE. MOTION TO ATTACH IRISH BANK Yesterday in the Chancery Division, b-fove the Master of R IK,a snot ion *s« listed on behalf the plaintiffs for an order attachment against Lillis, and Manager of tlia Monster and L duster mi, for dUobjdience ...
... by Mr Boucher Eatnel appeared for the purchaser ef premises formerly held the bankrupt on the North Strand. Mr W li Bradley (Messrs Bradley and Son) wu for the bankrupt. ...
... Lenehan, a bankrupt.' The bankrupt had re- fused to marry a man named Lawrence Brieh, from whom she had received money from time totime, amounting altogether to over £400. Brien was now the petitioning creditor, and at his instance the bankrupt had been ...
... so laudable an object. COURT OF BANKRUPT'CY Iflet, Aw Mater of Robert, Lunham, a Beeankupt. -The bankcrupt was a provision merchant in this city, and had been in partnership with Mr. Thomas Lunham, who is now a bankrupt in England. The meeting was for ...
... After paying (he Hank they 4 securities held the Hank wines and brandies and the h * , the bankrupt'* premises. Mr Walsh, who was acting solicitor f«»r the bankrupt, did not approve of the which had been «ie- cuied in favour the Messrs This concluded the ...
... DAY. (Before Judge Berwick.) In re Brvsoyi -Tbe bankrupt, who is a cattle dealer and butcher in this city, surrendered. Mesers. Molloy and Watson appeoted for creditors, and Mr. Barrett for the bankrupt. His Lordship appointed an assignee, and the case ...
... the bankrupt. She was examined at considerable length by Mr. Creighton. It was arranged to adjourn the examination for the rur- b 3 pose of ascertaining more fully the state of the bankrupt's n affairs. Mr. T. Geohegan, on the part of the bankrupts, wouldo ...
... tranferred to their premises at Upper Ormond quay,from the residenoe of Mr. Abraham Belas, a bankrupt.' The library contains umny popular works of great- value. IThe bankrupt appeared to have. bad a! niee tate in chuia, silver, pictures, and other art o1bjects ...
... asseta are put down at about 76iL1 Thie name of Mr. W. Digby Seymoar, oi.P., ii re- peatedly mentioned in the bankrupts balahceisbeet The bankrupt states himself liable on acconmodatioa bills to the amount of 1,6471, accepted or endorsed by him on behalf ...
... surrender on Friday, the 20th of February, and on Tuesday, the lf0h Of March. CEOTHICATH ALLOWED AlNo SINED. To be Delivered to Bankrupts, unless Appeal be Filed, within 30 days rrom undermoiitloned dats. (February 6) Michael Clery, of Lower George'd-street, ...
... . i This was api*al *» bankrupt Miller in U.. Bankruptcy Com t. , had carried Jl,. Fairview, Clontarf, «dK>« h u £ h forth* proprietor th* l«ti brother ui.rly run to Bray. iu [lUlt .f ,),« bankrupt hail claim again ud bankrupt amount,ug to M u disallowed ...
... BA-YRRUPTCY. (Before Judge Miller.) Rnq RE AnAaRAV Bn3as,-This case came onl for the appoiatmeut of a trade assignae. The bankrupt was a solicitor in large practice in this cityand had left Dublin, as stated, before-the adjudiaion. His liabilities are ...