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... second Captain. vice Campbell, retired on full ?? Linutenant A. C. Hawkins to be First Lieutenant, vice Townsend, Aug. 22. BANKRUPTS. C. E. Garman, Tottenham Court Road, London, cbe- mist IH. Hickman, Dudley, druggist W. Heap, Burnley, ironmonger T. Gibson ...
... freely. Congress had been occupied with the consideration of the bankrupt law, the Treasury note bill, and the Government plan of finance generally. The pro- posed repeal of the bankrupt law had caused muclh excitemnent amongst men of business throughout ...
... Securities ?? 21,210,000 Deposits ?? 8,927.000 Bullion ?? 9,984,000 2 8,519, 00 £31,194,000 Downing Street, Dec. 3, 1842. BANKRUPTS, E. P. Powell, Southampton, tailor J. Burelers, Kiog's Lynn, stationer E. Oakley and J. Wyse, Poole, corn factors J. Davies ...
... difficult negociation to effect. For the fact is that since the bankrupt law has come into operation, private repudiation has become so general, ant so fashionable, that it is not likely the bankrupt States will do anything towards retracing their steps. Already ...
... Hume of Bryanstone Square, London, Eaq., in the room of Patricek Chalmers, Esg., who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. J. Simpson, Coalhatbour Lanp, Canhberwell, London, licensed victualler and builder J. Beagley, High Street, Camhden Town ...
... addressed to him, at No. 25, Lowndes Street, Bel- I grave Square, London, HAnD naN5TOaN. GRANnVLLt C. H, SOMEitRSET. Lasscor x.l BANKRUPTS. J. E. Beerbshm and W. E. Slaughter, Fenchurch Street, Lendon, merchants J. Reid, late of St Albaon's, but now of King William ...
... signed by Lord Lieutenant. Haddingtonnhire-Sir T. Ft. Hepburn, Bart. M.3P.; and P. Dudgeon, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenants, BANKRUPTS. C. M. Darby, Regent Street. London, printer D. Low, Old Broad Street, London, merchant. 3. Atkins, sen. and J. Atkins, jun ...
... Marines-Second Lieutenant Francis James Polkinghorne to be First Lieutenant, vice Wil- liam Langton Shairp Atcherley, deceased. BANKRUPTS. T. Spence, Stratford, Essex, market gardener J. Hillar, Lymington, Southampton, innkeeper C. W. WValtlew, Poultry, Lnndon ...
... Mauor-General James Farrer has been permitted to retire from the army by the sale of an unattached Lieutenant-Colonelcy. BANKRUPTS. J. Sewell, Chatteris, Ely, money scrivenur J. Seaber. Sohum, Cambridgesbire, grocer and draper W. & J. Rayner, Uxbridge ...
... draft, however, which was presented being re- kses turned for s antt nffusods-their next step was the Ca Bo repeal of the bankrupt art passed IRA s session, a n° which bill passed the Lower House by a largo ma . La, jtsrity. but has been thrown out of ...
... hrnds 24,000 francs to meet bills which were comirg due. Wiren his fligrht beeame known, his creditors, who had made hiim a bankrupt, is tire hope of dis- covering the direction lie hrat taken, opened a letter that came to his address, and founr] it to be ...
... J. Fraser e to be Captain, vice Palliser, ?? Lieute- i, nant D. Blyth to be First Lieutenant, vice Fraser, pro. moted. BANKRUPTS, S. Younger, Greet Tower Street, City, chicory niant- Islcturer B. J. Wood, Liverpool, optician Ms A. althe & S. Moore, Liverponl ...