... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—FaIai'. (Before Mr. Commissioner GOULBURN.) THE LINENDRAPERY TRADE—ROBERT BANNISTER'S BANKRUPTCY. The bankrupt appeared to-day in custody of the messenger of the Court, to be examined relative to the state of his affairs. It will be ...

... Mr. Fletcher does ample justice, as indeed was well deserved, to the memory of Roger Williams, who, though previously an Independent, was castor of the first Baptist church in America, and who, being in London at the time of the Westminster Assembly, ...

... plater, Netherton, Worcestershire. William Couch and John Couch, sailmakers, Swansea, Glamorganshire. Roger Elliott, builder, Plymouth. Joseph Bannister, thread manufacturer, Lockwood, Almoudbury, Yorkshire. Thomas Carter and George Wharton, engineers and ...

... 1849) to Richard Rogers Rogers, Esq. (whose family have occupied the estate for 60 years past), at the low rent of _6521. 10s., but a very much higher rent has been offered by a responsible tenant. May be viewed by permission of Mr. Rogers, and particulars ...

... INSOLVENT AND BANKRUPT REGISTER. from Tuesday's gazette. BANKRUPTS. C. J. Bannister, Derby, linendraper. H. A. Rogers, Sheffield, newsman. J. Rothery, Golcar, Yorkshire, clothier. T. Slater, Burnley, Lancashire, pawnbroker. J. Michael, North Shields, ...

... Worcestershire, scythe-plater. William Couch and John Davies Couch, Swansea, Glamorganshire, sail-makers. Roger Elliott, Plymouth, builder. Joseph Bannister. Almondbury, and Folly Hall Mills, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cotton-warp-manufacturer. Thomas Carter ...

... other distingushed persons of whom mention is made in this work, are the following : Sir E. Autrobus Mr. C. Kemble Jack Bannister Mrs. C. Kemble Lady Beauclerk Mr. J. Kemble Sir W. Beechy Duke of Kent Betterton Tom King Master Betty Mr. Lockhart Mrs. ...

... the following:— Sir E. Antrobus Earl of Dundonald Mrs. Orger Jack Bannister Elliston Jack Palmer Lady Beaucierk Miss Farrell Duke of Richmond Sir W. Beeolly Lady Fitzgerald Mr. Rogers Betterton Mrs. Glover Lady Sandon Master Betty Countess of Guildford ...

... Balfour, Esq., at Fenton's Hotel, from a tour; Mrs. Kinnear and Miss Edmonstone, from Edinburgh; P. F. Roe, Esq., at ditto; Mr. Rogers, in S James's-place. DEPARTURES. Colonel Wood, M.P., from Cosendish•square, for Littleton House, near Staines; the Hon. C ...

... easily by the Cantabs. Second Heat. The Etonian Boat Club. —B. Mr. Bethel, stroke; 7. Mr. Belfield ; (i. Mr. Shadwell; 5. Mr. Rogers; 4. Mr. Walter; 3. Mr. Lambert; 2. Mr. Oddic; 1. Mr. Stapylton; Mr. Shadwell, steerer. The Oxford London Aquatic Club. Messrs ...

... IV. cap. 16, sec.4. Gazette—Dtc. 15, 1840. BUDDLE William (Dec. 3), of Emscote, Warwick, coal merchant —Tiustee, William Bannister Shaw, Warwick, accountant— Sols. Buck and Heath, Warwick DOBLE Henry (Oct. 27), of MoriceTown, Devonshire, surgeon— Trustee ...

... others should receive it; it only remains for us to give the name — our old valued correspondent D. L. M. Bannister. We shall attend. —G-. C. S. Rogers has moved for a committee at the St. George's lodge, to inquire into the conduct of P. G.lM.Duifett.—We ...