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... Munuiactory, Bermondsey.—By Mr. SOUTHEY, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, Juh 3, Twelve, Order of the Assignees •f Mr. James Walker, a Bankrupt, Roomy and convenient Parchment Manufactory, with Dwtlling-Housc upon the Premises, centrically situated in Swan-street, ...
... the Assignees ■. Mr. James Prichard, Bankrupt, Agreement for a larase of large and cxt(insnr , Premises, situate at the back Houses, numb. ! 1,2, 3,4, ando, in Church-lane, Whitechapel, in the -, tiuu of the Bankrupt, and now as Coop'-ratre, but •, conveniently ...
... SYBRF.E, This was an action by the plaintiffs, as assignees of a Bankrupt namd Hobbs, to recover from the defendant, a Surgeon, in Blackfriars-road, 12/. said to have been paid by the Bankrupt after the commission of an Act of Bankruptcy, It appeared that ...
... he held them in his hand. BANKRUPT LAWS. —Mr. J. Smith having moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee the Statutes respectin Bankrupts, proposed a Resolution that Salaries he granted the Commissioners of Bankrupt over and above had no objection ...
... Flrs; Lie „ t> . Seeoud Captain, vice Maxwell; and Sofondlicutenapt Carter to First Lieutenant, vice Bissett. Dated Jan. A * BANKRUPTS. Robert Parnell, of Newent, '°>' ,f ire AUornie.s’Mes.rs. Tovey and and Edward APP^on.of thTcUnnereial^Tm 5 ; Matn Attornie* ...
... applied for new trial, the round that the Learned Judge’* direction had been contrary law. plaintiff was an unccrtilicaled bankrupt. that his Assignees hail, however, let him have the furniture his house on paying liW. which sum was paid for him a person ...
... I'ru te, Jc-. fcc. .Mr. CLARE, lie- Preui'ses, TUESDAY, July 3, at Twelve, by Direction the Assignees of Mr. James CAnnoix, Bankrupt, well-known, old-established, and very i extensive Premises, the MOXTON COFFEE-HOUSE, lloxtou-scjuare, opposite ami within ...
... the business that is already arraiiT d.” Mr. Montague. Perhaps your Lordship will allow them to be put at the head of the bankrupt paper.” The Lord Chancellor.— I will not: H)on rr than do that, 1 will sit some evening to hear Iben.” ...
... Part, hy Order of Assignees. MR. LAXTON announces tbe following' Gooils, sent him for public Sale, and of which part i» Bankrupts Stock . —l5 loads of ftija timber, 15 loads of red pine, 14-feet yellow Oefle deals, 400 10, 18, and 20 feet Pctmbur? and ...
... G. Harvey, Lane-End, Staftordshire, draper. J. Nicliolsuy and J. Brown, Bow-laae, London, pin and needle-manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. John Clark, of Manea, Isle Ely, Cambridgeshire, carpenter and wheelwright, to surrender June 11, at six, 12, at eleven, ...
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... ——By Mr. STEWART, on the Premises, Cranford near Cranford Bridge, Middlesex, di'ccfion the nees of Mr. Chai’Lks Ribdix. a Bankrupt, on THURSDAY the 26th inst. Twelve, two larts. Lot 1. A N excellent Dwelling-House, Coach-liouse stables, poultry-yard, capital ...