... CARMICHAEL. The bankrupt was a builder and contractor living at Ferndnle, Lisburm Road. M11r. S. Ross appeared for the petitioning creditors. and -Mr. Hanta (in- structed by Mfr. J. C. White) for the Bank of Iras land. It was stated that 'the bankrupt had absconded ...

... CYIA:Tt 'MA.S The bankrupt was a farmer living near Lisburn. and the matter 'was listed for the consideration of bids. Mr. D. MGoni-gal apeared for the charge- ant, and Sir. Berr-hill for Johr Geddis, who of- iered £3O for the bankrupts farm. He had lodged ...

... engaged- was Mr. MtlGonigal. IN RE THOMAS NELSON. The bankrupt. carried on business at Carsnmoney, near Glengoorsaley, and the matter hlad been ad- journed for composition. M\r. Wilson represented the bankrupt, and Mr. 'Henry Hanna (instructed by Mr. T. S. ...

... no poster to give a certificate t of conformity to a bankrupt who had not paid IOs e in the pound, unless he could shed' that. his failure A to do so -was due to circumstances for which the r bankrupt could not justly be held responsible. A t strong point ...

... i-he solicitors eng;ged were-Mlr. Dhuvi d slIGonidai, Mfr. Serauel Ittss, an& Mr. R. ?ayes. LMs RBz FlltSAR'D acrivor. 'rie bankrupt was ac publican and farmer living at 4Uhal-nagross, Doine trkek. aid the nnbtb-'r was Acted for tha first and seno: d public ...

... a creditor for £017 is, -which he claimed against the estate in respect of dealings about ceastle which The had with thre bankrupt. 'Mr. Henna (instructed by Mr. H. H. MIussen) ap- peared for the appliciant, and u Ir. MAPGrath (in- structed by AMessrs ...

... RE JOHN?.tX3iAIUTISTERS. Jlry The bank~rupt w~as a> budlder carrying on hus~ne'ss i1 tsame, and the nmatter wras listed for tirst~ meet- ing compoasteon aft ...

... JN RI, JOHN C.MxTa. The bankrupt- was a bat-er and -butcher carrying on business on the Shankill Road. and the matter was listed on- ;a motion for a certificate of con- formiity. Air. MWfori,,ral. u-ho appeared for the bankrupt, said 4e 9d had been paid ...

... one arrangemefnt mnatter, in -which Mr. 1David M'Oonigonl antd Messrs. Wallace & Co. -were profasstierally enl'-raed. The bank~rupt wvas a -builder and conitractor earry- lug on ha-esin fluncuir Stret~., and the mat- ter was listed en the adjournied examination ...

... the maM-ter came -up for andit tanl col-opos>tiio. MIr. 21zGral.th (:nstructeca by 'Mr. W. 13. GhI-way) appeared for tie bankrupt, and Metr. %9lnmtuel Rtoss for the ass-Knee-s. As the mrocf of debt Eftting had not yet been concluded, tuhe alat-ter n-a ...

... 1833. RE C1EARLES L. CL~ARKE, A BANKRUPT. Judgment was given in this case, which had been argued on thp previous day. It was ma am> peal agasnst a decision. of Mr. Justice Boyd setties i aside a deed which the bankrupt had made grat-- ing certain property ...

... creditors' assignee. Andrew S. Oswald, Thomas S. Martin, and Benjamin Stafford were examined as to houlse property owned bh the bankrupt. John Wylie zave evidence as to assisting in the removaf of furniture from. a house in Kansas Avenue. The sitting wvas passed ...