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... 30th, 1850, u Chester, Dec. 18th, 1849. )u to By order of the Mortgagees and Assignees of Mr. 'i ol Charles Edwita Wilson, a Bankrupt. - bear ut - ! less at VALUABLE FREEHOLD. PROPERTY, witl id AT RHOS-Y-MEDDRE, NEAR RUABON-,- Spequ ig DENBIGHSHIRE. epe kg ...
... to Messrs WlLLisms, and EDWARDS, golleitors, Drobigh• By order of the Mortgagees and Assignees of Charles Edwin Wiliam. a Bankrupt. VALUABLE ' , REMOLD PROPERTY, AT 11/108 Y MEDRE, NEAR RUABON, DENBIGHSHIRE. By Mr. ROWLAND, On NOW DAY. the 14th day of ...
... Feb' 18, at I I, at the Bankrupts Court. J. W. Jackman, Colchester, Rases, coal mrrehant. Jan 5, Feb. 14, at half-past 12, at the Bankrupts' '1 Court. H. Smith, jun. ' South Oekendon, E.ex, formv, Jau 9, Feb. 8. at 1, at the Bankrupts Court. DIVIDENDS T. ...
... room for more —there could be no repletion ; for there was no termination to its expansive power. Knowledge never becomes bankrupt. It may be communicated without end, yet it never becomes less. A man may be lavish in mental treasures without loss of his ...
... this explanation should be useful, you arc welcome to it. —Notes and Queries. We regret to obserre in Tuesday’s list of Bankrupts the name of Mr. Alaric Alexander Watts, whose poetical compositions have been much admired, being of the highest order. The ...
... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.—BANKRUPTS. B. Brook, Ixworth, Suffolk, tailor. J. W. Jackson, Colchester, coal merchant. II. Smith, juti., South Ockendon, Kssex, farmer. LONd)OV GAZETTE.— BANKRUPT. R. Bell, grocer, Lambeth-walk. Z. Stafford, innkeeper, Nottingham ...
... knowledge of monetary matters, that, unless the nations of Etirupeadopt an altered system, many of them will inevitably become bankrupt. In reference to my own country, ! more boldly assert that it is my judgment, that unless she alters her course in these ...
... s, confectioners, coppersmiths, distillers, miners, strawplait dealers, tobacconists, and undertakers, each 2. Total of bankrupts, 1298. Who were Killed by Cholera Guy has given in a table “a rough approximation to the ratio which the deaths London bear ...
... Debt, being no less than 600,000,0001. The Verdict, Godly. Sentence, to be imprisotted fee effect of this is shown in the bankrupt state of the two arestscratio landowner, having rental of, say 8,0001. Aim llomeishrrys surrendered to take her trial for ...
... 11, at 11. at tire Itinkropta• Court, Liverpool B. E. Turk, Cavendiali-atreet. Jon 18, at 2, and Feb. 15, at IL at the Bankrupts Court. ...
... FRIDAY’S GAZETTE.—BANKRUPTS. Henry Edward Tuck, New Cavendish-street, Marylebone. milliner. Jobh Dixon, Liverpool, grocer. William Pauling, Holyhead, hotel-keeper. TUESDAY’S GAZETTE.—BANKRUPTS. William Bedford, Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire, publican and ...