... place without the bankrupt being at all to blame. In cases like these, where the bankruptcy has arisen from the fault or misfortunes those to whom the bankrupt has given credit, it only just and consistent with sound policy that the bankrupt should cleared ...

... THE BANKRUPT LAWS NEW BILL perceive that Mr. Napier has introduced into the Mouse of Commotu a bill relatin''to the bankrupt laws of this country. Its leading object is to assimilate, as far may be, the bankrupt laws of the two conn* tries. It intended ...

... Twelve Trade. Bankrupts. J o'Clock at noon, to choose en Assignee or Assignees of the Bankrupt's Estate In this Matter, when and where tbe Creditors of the Bankrupts are come prepared prove their Debts. All Persons Indebted to tbe said Bankrupts, or who hare ...

... Partnera in | the of Twelve Bankrupts. J © Clock at noon, choose or Assignees of the Bankrupt's Estate in Matter, when and where the Creditors of the rupts are to come prepared prove their Debts. All Persons indebted the said Bankrupts, nr who have any of their ...

... Dealer* and Chapmen, i Co-partner* in Trade, trading under the name, *tgle, and Firm of ** Matthews fr Barnes, Bankrupt*. The commissioners of Bankrupt will sit, in this matter, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Four Courts, Inns-Quay, Dublin, on FRI the Day of JULY ...

... Armagh and surrounding country, that lias removed part the Stock of the late Firm of soßnrsozr, Joznsß & co., of Leeds, now Bankrupts, to the Shop lately occupied Nicholson, opposite the Bkrssfobd Arms >tel, Knglish-Street, Armagh. The STOCK consists of Superfine ...

... The residue of the extensive and varied Stock of MESSRS. HAGUE BROTHERS, & ALFORD. Of Liverpool, Woollen Drapers, Bankrupts, CONSISTING of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tweeds, Beavers, and Pilots, in all Shades, Colours, and Textures; an extensive variety ...

... Millers, Dealers and Chapmen, Co-partners in Trade, trading under the name, style, and Firm of Matthews Barnes, Bankrupts. COMMISSIONERS X of Bankrupt will sit, in this matter, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Four Courts, Inns-Quay, Dublin, on the noth Day of JULY' ...

... in my position may be declared bankrupt on the oath of any single person who swears a debt of one hundred pounds against him, without so much as being heard explanation or reply. This claim was sworn to before the Bankrupt Court, and the commissioners had ...

... of Mr. Gnttr Hie Bankrupt this of which Sitting Vaany Pobtkb, judge altogether unworthy of *ll person* concerned are directed to lak*? Notice.— the confidence of the Orangemen and Protestants of , u ...

... hdavofJulv, a Bankrupt. 1848. ha, been awarded ei'.d issued forth against William Hugues, laic* of Rock, corry, in the Count of Monaghan. Haberdasher and Shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, under which b« was adjudged and declared Bankrupt.— The said William ...

... for barrels of flour, and shortly before the bankrupt left, there was order for five lons of Indian corn meal. When the Indian com was delivered, Stevenson was utterly ignorant that Chapman had become bankrupt. There was no evidence that any one whatever ...