... Mr. Murphy, who acted as the bankrupt's agent, and to whom he exe- outed a trust deed, on which Mr. Reid was adjudicated bankrupt, claimed to be a creditor for £100. The trust deed was prepared by Mr. M-Gonigal. the bankrupt's solicitor, who was also a ...

... doubt the bankrupt's accounts were satisfactory. 1, 'Ilre R. J. BIALLANTINE. d The bankrupt was a grocer and baker in Bally- 'e mena. He surrendered. The meeting was also for e final examination. n Mr. WHITE, solicitor, stated that the bankrupt . had been ...

... Wf' b)elan as a trustee for the wife of the bantrnpt. Fbt thi tpurposs the bankrupt's wife, Mr. Donuln; and the bankrupt were sranmoned for examina- tion. As regarded the bankrupt, a certiicbate was; produced'from the re'sident surgeon of the Belfast workthouse ...

... assignee. vwhich was to the effect that the bankrupt was a commission agent and general broker for the sale of linen and other goods consigned to him in Belfast, and also bought and sold on his own account. The bankrupt absconded in the early part of May last ...

... order and disposition of the bankrupt, anti as such they could not be taken out of the possession of the bankrupt. The REGISTRAR said he would make no rule in the case of Isabella M'Namara nad Mrs. Patterson, the bankrupt's wife, save with regard to a ...

... to-day for final examination. Mr. Kernan appeared for the assignees; Mr. M'Shebey for the bankrupt's father; and Dr. Seeds on behalf of the bankrupt. The bankrupt was examined in respect to the different items in his schedule. His LORDSHIP minutely examined ...

... to have a volantary deed exe- cuted by thes bankrupt to hise wife and her sister set aside. Mr. David M'Gonigal appeared for the bankrupt, and Mr. Wray (Messrs. Harper & Mills) for the assignee. The bankrupt and 1h4s wife were examined as to the execution ...

... alleged removal of property. The bankrupt denied that he had remeved any of his goods. His LORDSI1IP adjourned the sitting until the first week in term. ir. Lett appeared for the bankrupt. In re PETER SMITE. The bankrupt was a farmer at Bruskey, County ...

... first meeting composition aftes . bankruptcy. The bankrupts, Thomas and John Watson, had carried on business in Cambria Street e as builders. Mr. M'Cutcheon (Wheeler & M'Cutcheon), who represented the bankrupts, said the offer he had been instructed to gazette ...

... that snnie property of the bankrupt had been removed. They learned to-day by telegraph that a horse and car had been returned by a party to whom they had been sent, lie desired to examine the bankrupt on the subject. The bankrupt was sworn, and in reply ...

... the dwelling-house was built on. The bankrupt had held 39 perches of land, 22 perches of which he conveyed to the Irish North- Western Railway Company, and mortgaged the re- mainder to a man named Adams. The bankrupt's interest in the dwelling-house had ...

... was in the eM- ployment of the bankrupt. He owes me L10. It consists of a half-year's salary, £60, and £100 lent by me to bankrupt, on 25th August, 1862. Previous to the bankrupt having his final examination, the bankrupt directed me to seize his goods ...