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... el Several other toasts were proposed and respon: which the company ceparated.— Freeman's Journal. | Lau- saol of ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. George Parsons, Suttun, Lincolnshire, o ilitary ut two Joseph John Monk Mason Scott, Liverpool, eorn ar merchant; Joseph ...
... BANKRUPTS SALE. In tlir matter of Tlios.t be peremptorily SOLD Corr, a Bankrupt. AUCTION, beforcthcCora * ■ j iiiilTioncn m this matter, the R. Coffec-reoni, Dublin, Saturday, the 14th day ef February nevt, at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. George Clark, draper. Old-street, St. Lake’s ; Henry Gurney, PitGeld-street, Hoxtoo, victualler; Thomas Lister, juo., cotton spinner. Long Preston, Yorkshire; Charles Rogers, draper, Camborne, Cornwall; Henry Addis, Wm. Onions, and ...
... IRISH BANKRUPTS. John Joseph Malone, of Great Britain-street, and Leinster-street, in the city of Dublin, ironmonger and' silk merchant, to surrender on Friday, May, and Tuesday, 14th June. James Kidd Hume, Westmoreland-street, in the city of Dublin, ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. Ralph Hart Lower Thaine»-»tret*t, merchant; Henry Wilson Kernyhrtuyjh, Berkshire, bookseller; William Nurlhcrofi, K|{bam, Surrey* builder ; John Knowles, Henry Rodwell, George Uussell Parker, and John Thomas King. Throgmorion-slreet ...
... ~ antint am JOHN LITTLEDALE, Auction 11, Upper Ormond-quay, Dubl BANKRUPT’S SALE. In the Matter of Thomas O be SOLD b 12th Wm. Kelly, a Bankrupt. TION, at the Long Royal Exchange, Dub the hour of Three o’Clock in the afternoon, on TI DAY, the 2lst day ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. William Buck nail Lemon, Croydon ; Luke Whitby, Poultry, builder; Robert Smith, Soseex-street, Totten ham-coo rtroad, cabinet-maker; Thomas Sbowell, Ludgate-street, Igate-hill, tailor ; William Erick, Hackney-road, baker ; George Sex ...
... IRISH BANKRUPT. James Campbell, of Patrick-street, in the of the city of Limerick, stationer, deader, and chapman, to surrender the January, and (be llthuf Eebruary. Committal Mb. Sloan* Sloane was brought Guildhall, at early hour on Monday, before Mr ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Burlington Wale and George Charles Dawc, Chancery-lane, builders; William Taylor, Gloucester, and general dealer; James Burqui Gough, River terrac*. Islington, timber merchant; Thomas Banks, Bradford, V-*rkshlre, washing, wringing ...
... IRISH BANKRUPT. Patrick Cullen, of Queen’-si reel, in the city of Dublin, grocer, dealer and chapman, surrender on the May and on the 17th of June. ...
... IRISH BANKRUPTS. John White, of Mary’s-abbey, in the county of the city of Dublin, gunpowder and seed merchant, dealer, and chapman, to surrender on the 4th of April, and the sth of May. Maurice Dowling, one the firm of Maorice Dowling and Malachy Dowling ...
... BANKRUPT’S SALE. In the Matter A [je [j Soki by- Auction, C'odd, Bankrupt. C JL before the Coiirtnwsioueni in ■ ~., J fin's ;tcr, a' the Royal Exchangn Codec-Room, Duhliu, o« Saturday lha Ist day rch, 1817. at three o'chick in the afternoon, the Bankrupt's ...