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... Bankrupt. To-night•* “Dublin Gazette * nnnoun.r, that John M'AllUter, of Newcastle, Countv Down, general merchant, has been adjud«v,| bankrupt. New Steamship. beautiful new steamship called Rowan has ju«.t been taken over t|„. r . w prietors of the Laird ...
... BANKRUPT. (Applause.) believed with all his heart if ; that Bill had passed the time would now have com© when thev would have asked the British Parliament to' take them back under their tvrannous control. (Laughter, and applause.) He did not think the ...
... BANKRUPTS. The Dublin Gazette of lost night contained the announcements that Anne M‘Ginley, of Drumderrydoonan, the county of Donegal, spinster, was adjudged a bankrupt on 10th ult.; and that Robert Boulston, of Main-street, Newtownstewart, county Tyrone ...
... Bankrupt. James K. Rusk, 65 and 67, Donegal! Street, Belfast, leather merchant, was on 9th inst. declared bankrupt. Belfast Company's Affairs. According to notice in to-nighf, Gazette.*’ meeting of the creditors Myddleton’s. Limited,” will held at offices ...
... BANKRUPT. Without the annual subventions referred to the Government in Belfast oould not have carried on save by resorting to the expedient of levying additionttfi taxes. It is now bankrupt, as it would have been several years ago had the financial a ...
... BANKRUPT was an apircal from Ur. Justice Buyd srtuntf osidc dci-d that had been nude !>y the liMuknipt to creditor. Hie R«v. Ur. (.larkc, Jiiue, sonu- property to which the hsnkrupt n-as rntitlrd out ~i Wade estate. The bankrupt bad purchased property ...
... Bankrupts. The, “Dublin Garotte announces that Bridget Doherty, of Mount Charles, Co. Donegal, widow, publican and baker, was, on the 9th December, adjudged I- nkrupt; also that Hugh Renton, 10. Waring Street, Belfast, auettoneer, trading as “Hugh Renton ...
... Bankrupt. (nor DUBLIN lll.Coaker. of petrygonoeliy, near En. oiskillee. le Um Comely . of Fermanagh. pabliaaa aad was, oa the 13th day of Tabmoy, INS, adjudged bask:ape. ...
... ■ BANKRUPT.’’ aids term originated in connection with the money changers of Italy. They sat in the market place with their money displayed a bench (or banca, it was called) before them. When one of these financial gentlemen failed his banco (or bench) ...
... “NOT BANKRUPT’* Progress of Portadown Nursing Society the annual meeting Portadown Nursing »Society—Mr. R. Mason, J.P., presiding—it was decided that as a result of donations received a second nurse could retained. Mr. James Boyle, hon. secretary, said ...
... adjudicated bankrupt. Tiiis application stood over two occasions owing difficulty being thrown in the way of tho petitioning creditors obtaining production th© trust deed Tbo bankrupt took advantage of the adjournment- to have himtelf adjudicated bankrupt in Dublin ...
... OF BANKRUPT, Knives, Forks, and Spoon*, Boot and Shaving Broshes, Teddy Bean, Dolls, Mirrors, Cleaver*, Hatchets, Locks, Cigarette Cases, Purees, Hair Brushes, Saucepan Lids, Mantles, Saucepans, Baskets, Kettles, Pans, Basins, Buckets, Knifeboards, Tumblers ...