... out shortly 7 pool for Ire! land. Monday was fixed for the last examination if in the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court; but the bankrupt, of course, did not appear. According to t he bankruptcy laws, the of his non-appearance W ill be to place him in the ir ...

... committee was ap- pointed on the subject. On the petition of Mr. W. A. Drennan, attorney, Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy was declared a Bankrupt on Wednesday last. Mer. J. D. Fitzgerald, on the part of Mr. » inti- mated his intention to apply to the Lord Chancellor ...

... and energetically em- ploy our remaining Capital or possible Credit to save our- selves from the ruinous dishonor of the Bankrupt Calendar. Our most pressing national liability is the provision of food for upwards of two millions of our people until the ...

... few that have existed have either been abandoned or continue in a declining state, whilst her agriculture is ab- solutely bankrupt. ‘The question is, what causes Lave ope- rated to produce this lamentable state of things ? I agree with you that combination ...

... n on the part of the Great RE- PUBLIC, in contrasting its own prosperous condition with the POLITICALLY and COMMERCIALLY bankrupt condition of Ouicarcuic despotism in several European States. To us, indeed, the President's Message has been a source of ...

... even on the J oint-Stock Companies themselves,which = they might have done if carried all through—in fact, one be- D- came bankrupt, and the public money lent to both was nearly ali lost—public money lent and lost, too, in order to gratify the Sir R. Peel ...

... and for providing an oftice for the registry of all judgments in Ireland; and for amending the laws in Ireland respecting bankrupts, and the limitation of actions”—and of an act passed in the eleventh and twelfth years of the reign of her Majesty, intituled ...

... sizes, or in series of works, which were held either by Constable and Co., or by Mesers, Hurst and Robinson, who became bankrupts at the same time; and all these were peremptorily sold off auction in the course of 1827 and 1828; and it is a fact t this ...

... whether in the country or the city, com plains of the dulness of trade. The gazettes teem with the names of insolvent or bankrupt gentlemen, farmers, traders, &c., and all are fast being reduced to the one common level of distress and poverty. Numerous ...

... AMENDMENT OF BANKRUPTCY LAWS. WE may state that a new Bankrupt Bill has been prepared by the law advisers of the Chamber of Commerce in this city, and has been forwarded to London for presentation to the House of Commons, where it will probably be brought ...

... of finally extin- guishing the African slave trade. Lord moved the second reading of the Bill for the consolidation of the Bankrupt Laws; and likewise the second reading of the Jill for the consolidation of the Criminal to be referred to a aclect Committee ...

... with the delusive expectation existing poor la w rate is levied, the mos t unjust, partial, and | that by such means the bankrupt unions of the south and ive tax in the present condition of the agricultu- west can be effectually relieved. Ircland is either ...