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... consequenee of the Rev. JoIID Alexander, fate minister thtreot, having ceased to be a minister of tbe Church of Scotland. BANKRUPTS. J. C. Ord, Kingsbury? Midrilesex, coal factor m. H. L. G. Coiraghi, Corkapur Street, London, print seller B. Aldratrh, Yeovil ...
... quence of the Rev. John AMacalister, late minister there- of, having ceased to be a minister of the Church of Scotland. BANKRUPTS. R. Champina, Friday Street, London, furrier F. Barry, Rye, Sussex, miller T. & T. P. Tlrapp, Southwark, tallow chandlers ...
... the 11th light dragoons, are James Thu. miss, The Christian names of Ensign Wyvill, of the 90th foot, are Richard Bodes, BANKRUPTS. S. Hall, Felbam, pawnbroker Wr. D. Hart, Balliagden, Esoer, tailsr A. Davis, Tottenham Court Road, London, glass dealer ...
... SIrLoInsuier.-C. A. lloir, Esq.-Sir H. . Steuart, Balrt.-W. R. Ramsay. Rsq.-ard P. lack- burn, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenants. BANKRUPTS. J. Elliott, Chichester, builder To bnm Cout New A. Baker & G. Lockwood,Ttenfl CuNe Road, London, zinc manufacturers H. H ...
... Lieittenant J. A. Fynmore to lie First Limete- nnut, vice Maltby, to half ?? Cadet W. H. W. Branch to be Second Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. M. Potter, New Bond Street, London, haberdasher W, Shepherd, jun. Iron Acton, Gloucestershire, miller D. Smith, lidigley ...
... of Ayr. Ayrshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cnvnlryt-COrMt6 J. D. Biosvrell to be Lieutenant, vice J. 0, Fairlie, pro- moted. BANKRUPTS. H. Wnod, Fleet Street, London, bookseller and puls- liiher W. Burton, Camnbridge, draper and tea denier J. Nye, Bridge Houso ...
... are to give s the necessary directionr herein as to them may respuc- i tively appertain. WM. L. BATHURST. . Wit L. BAHRT BANKRUPTS. £ F. J. Manning, 2, Dyers' Buildings, London, money serivener J. W. Jones. Calne. Wiltshire, tailor J. Earp, St Genriee's ...
... Lamb, Bart. to he Major, vice J. Fairlie, ?? J. Li O. Faidis to be Captain, vice Sir C. Lamb, Bart. pro. , noted. - th BANKRUPTS. all T. E. Rowley, Oxford Street, London, draper. th 1. Wilson, Tilliagham, Essex, draper. E. Perkins, Bridport Place, Hoxton ...
... Royal Newfoundland Companies-R. G. G. Coun- wing to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Chambers, pro- t mated in the 49th foot. a BANKRUPTS. t T. H. Giles, Bow, London, omnibus proprietor G. Lowell, Higis Street, Suerbampton, tailor J. H. Tipple, Wymandharn, Norfolk ...
... 5. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Ser:onrl Liertenant J. D. Sbalkropear to be First Lieutenant, vice L. Wynne, decrensed. BANKRUPTS. J. Brooher, SDuthnaurpton Row, London, carver and gilder P. A. Nrtttal, Edward Terrace, Lonrlon newsvender J. Bedrforrt ...
... has on the reverse the figures 2 dots. 13* grains, with the words It Cult. Weight Half Sovereign, in indented letters. BANKRUPTS. E. Colitig, High Street, Southampton, perfumer J. Reynolds, London Road, Surrey, draper. W. Goftoe, Gilbert Street, Oxford ...
... court speeches. The Nrational is taken with an economical fit, and fears much that France and Louis Philippe wvill become bankrupt by the large consumption of cheese and porter inflicted on the French budget by the servants of the Queen. The Commerce says ...