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... new and higher rates—multiply auxiliaries,’ &c. In God’s name, let us have no such mockery now, for the country itself is bankrupt—the lands arc wasted —the proprietors ruined—no rents coming in, and the better classes all flitting to other regions. Surely ...
... margin of profit remains much the same. The interest due to the Exchequer may still be wrung with difficulty from race of bankrupt owners. Last session passed an Act etn|M)wering the Government reissue new loans, the instalments of former loans paid into ...
... upwards of two hundred; and in the panic of that year there were seventy-one of them stopped payment, of whom twenty were made bankrupts. This was the first of that series of panics have resulted from over-issue of paper money, and which, whilst no legislative ...
... the poorhouses through the land arc glutted, easing off their surplus by death only, and twenty-two unions in Ireland are bankrupt; the contractors for food to many of them must stop the supply If extraneous money aid not given; under such awful circumstances ...
... present Kill was curious one, for it professed to work time —namely, first, to make the rate aid support the destitute of bankrupt unions; sauudly, cause the advances made to a certain amount for tin* relief distross rejiaid to the consolidated fund by ...
... Poor Law restore to wealth its bankrupt inhabitants? Such a hope might, perhaps, be entertained if Its present prostrate condition could any respect be fairly attributed to the operation of that law. That law has indeed tested and brought prominently ...
... repeated pressure. This evil is now openly proclaimed Ireland. The rents belong to the insurance offices; the nominal owners are bankrupt; they have no capital with which cultivate the soil, and of course there are no wages for the labourers. It curious spectacle ...
... at m. J«M lUnkrupt Law CotuoUdaUon Bill; report np 7 (i. m. Thttrtday, Jane 7. Detects in Leasee Bill read a •eoood time—Bankrupt Law Consolidation Bill, read a third time and passed - Adjourned at Frviaf. June Mr. Bjland’s claim tor Compensation —Adjourned ...
... SCIENCE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS. You lI.—No. 22. INDEX TO Academy of Musk Army and Navy 343 Banking •yrtem, the 344 Bankrupt Savings' Bonks 343 Barrington Leecoraa, the 343 Britannia Bridge, floating ol Sl*i Carrots, Food for Morses 347 China ...
... THE BANKRUPT SAVINGS’ BANKS. Wart of confidence among the different classes of society in Ireland has, unhappily, been the bane of the country. have had class against clasa—each suspecting the other of Inking all manner, of advantages if not well watched; ...
... of Cornwall—nccount. IM-dresa, &c. (Ireland)-return. 384 Customs duties, Ac.—account. Bill*—Mines and collieries. 370 ■— Bankrupt law consolidation. —. Railways abandonment. 375 Australian colonics government. Turnpike roads (Ireland). (Ireland). Poor ...
... certain districts it exceeds tbe real value by one-third or one-fourth. Next, the Government estimates include the whole of the bankrupt unions of the West and South, from which no rate in aid can, possibility, bo collected. It would be mauifestly absurd that ...