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... cFah manufacturer-; J. Sodelon, maible mason, Liverpool; J. Fisher, cati> liter and builder, Vo,k an! Cornwall Lam! h; F. Futvoye, jew*Her, Street; T. Cooper, builder. l>er! ys'.ir ■; J. 11. Her ert I K. Hindi; y, cc.il fa. 'oi-. I. verjHK*!; G. Glue, ...
... tea quiet; rice, little passing. BANKRUPTS. TUI LONDON OAZKTTX. James Fisher, Cornwall Road. Surrey, carpenter. Frederick Futvoye, Regent Street, jeweller. James Gilliver Glaze, Series Place, law stationer. Robert Diz Davey, Walworth, milliner. Thomas ...
... Davey, milliner, Row, Walworth. James Broad bent Herbert & Edward Hindley, coal factors, and agents, Liverpool. Frederick Futvoye, jeweller. Regent Street. Thomas Cole, licensed victualler, late of Hammersmith, but now of Wandsworth, Surrey. Henry Pratt ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. James Fisher, carpenter, York Road, Lambeth, and Cornwall Rood. _ _ _ -- fredera Futvoye, jeweller, Regent Street. James Gilliver Glaze, law etationer, Seth's Place. Thomas Cole, licensed victualler, Wandsworth. Robert Dix }limey, milliner ...
... id Lewis and Bernard Wise, Anti's Place, Walworth, tanners.—ltobert Warren, West Street, Pimlico, wheolwright.—Frederick Futvoye, Regent Street and Beak Street, Jeweller —George adaueon, West Street, Bethnal Green, carpet', ter.--Jarnes Phrg. Waterbe ...
... train. ?? ' . ?? . ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. e .Jares Fisher, L lmbetb, and now of Cornwall Road, Srreoy, coar- !pouter. Frederich Futvoye, Regent Street, jeweller.' James Gilliivcr Glaze, Serico P'ines, lAw' ataticoer. ir Rlobert Dlx;Davey, Walwortli, milliner ...
... of' whom arc con- ndeted with the legal' profession, and the chair wvas occupied by Mr. E. S. Lee. it was explained by Mr.' Futvoye, who has adopted the initiative, that a number of the creditora who have suffered largely through'the stoppage of this firm ...
... officers in command and the chaplain, it was arranged that the men j should be on parade at three p.m. At that time Mr. Edward Futvoye, with a number of ladies and gentlemen and several of the clergy, attended with the books. The men having been formed into ...
... Bonaparte, as was the case three years ago.—Vienna correspondent of the Times. In the London Court of Bankruptcy, on Monday, Mr Futvoye, solicitor to the assignees in re Lane, one of the profession, applied for an order for the payment of £280 to a second solicitor ...