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... provinces, with the delusive expectation existing Door law rale levied, the most unjust, partial, and that by such means the bankrupt unions of the south and onnressive tax In the present condition of the agricultu- west can effectually relieved. Ireland ...
... reasonablv hoped, preventative of, the abuses and mismanagement by which many sound undertakings have become comparatively bankrupt; and others Involved to an extent apparently hastily loading to the same result. It would inspire confidence in shareholders ...
... and unjust. It might all very well to say that it would be levied upon the whole of Ireland. But bow could they expect the bankrupt and distressed unions to contribute the rate ? The truth could not be disguised, that was mainly upon the unions of the north ...
... importance to the country. The funds were exhausted—true, but the Government advanced hundreds of thousands of pounds sterling to bankrupt unions to support the able-bodied {»oor idleness, when comparatively smaller advances would have enabled them to persevere ...
... Commissioners against bankrupt. 84. Orders Bankrupts for payment money or costs enforced by writs out of Chancery. 85. Persons capable of giving evidence, though tu prison, may be brought upon warrant of Commissioner. 86. Bankrupts in custody in England ...
... 189 cord). ISO A Hundred Years Hence I 8« America, Gambling in Bonks of Issue, Returns of 180 Banking System, Our 183 Bankrupt Bill, Now 179 British Museum 186 Canada Company Clematis. The Common 187 Com Trade, Review 191 Emptoyracnt Mr. Scropc's ...
... untilled, I should have great measure avoided; and lam now, like many ethers, compelled by the Irish Poor Law become partner in bankrupt concern” against my will, and with my eyes open ot the destruction before me. Those who, in the fever of legislative benevolence ...
... put in circulation, before you can hope to regulate it by any external pressure. The unions that arc bankrupt rates may be safely assumed to be bankrupt the means of employment, or the rate collectors are not doing their duty, and such unions can at least ...
... [Wedvesdat, Apbil 18, 1849.] WOOLLEN DRAPERY, 45, MARY STREET, BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF JOSEPH PARSONS, LATE OF DAME-STREET, BANKRUPT. rnn, BURNS, AND CO., haring bought the whole of Mr. Parsons Stock, under the Commission of Bankruptcy, will, on MONDAY, ...
... who does so, unless he can command entire Electoral Division, makes himself, the present state of the law, partner in a bankrupt concern,” liable for unfulfilled duties of others, well as his own. Tliis difficulty likely to defest altogether the success ...
... and youll supply With stick-fuU” of news from the Court iVw» /Vtw. Then will give you, thou Ihoteua-likc man, Anv ease of a'bankrupt discharged by Mnam. Uun into the Park and just catch the Kemeio, And take, of the last Oimtl-koixml view. If the Onrritm ...
... WOOLLEN DRAPERY, TODD, BURNS, AND CO.’S, ■ 45, MARY STREET, BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF JOSEPH PARSONS, LATE OK DAME-STREET, A BANKRUPT. BURNS AND CO. having bought the whole of Mr. Parsons' Stock, under the Commission of Bankruptcy, i will, MONDAY, the Ifith ...