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... companies having no conscience. Previous to June, 1856, Mr. Chandler, an iron. founder, carried on business in this town, along with a Mr. Beveridge; and after the dissolution of that firm, Mr. Chandler and his brother continued the business. Both the new and ...
... wholesale tea-dealer. Jeremiah Bridgman, of Spicer-street, Bethnal Green, wholesale tallow-chandler. John Broadfoot, of Qaeen-street, Cheapside, tallow- chandler. Wm. Lewin Levin, of Leadenhall-street, merchant. ...
... . George Trew, of Bath, hosier. Courtenaly Mllrray, of Bath, hardwareman. 11'illiavrn Watson Chandler, of Bridge-street, Norwich, grocer and tallow chandler. ...
... in Wellington Buildings six years ago. The furniture was put in ky Mr. Chandler. He did not pay for the furni- ture. Mr. Chandler was a publican and lived in these ro it's. Chandler was a bankrupt at the time. He took premises in Sloane.square three and ...
... {pts from Tuesday's Gazette. J. Garside, of High-street, Whitechapel, butcher. L. Oldreive, jun. late of Dartmouth, tallow-chandler. R. Ryder, of Edale, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. J. Alarchant, late of Frerhford, Somerset, innkeeper. e!Dnqu>oe- ...
... %ATONS,.1 Blenheim & Leyon, ship, chandlers, esrryingonf business at Burutisland and Bo'ness. and Lauritz. Bienheim, ship chandler, now or lately residing at,' FEdrgson Place, Aluntistnnd, and eenry Leyon, . ship chandler, residing in Burntisland, thabe ...
... had repeted tht exprsion to him several times. Not only was this report of Colonel Chandler's laid before { the Confederate Secretary of War and his assistant, but Chandler went himself personally to the Confederate War- offlce to urge that itshould e taken ...
... Bird Biker, of Conduit-street, Bond-street, tailor. William Woodburn and Elijah Jackson, of Ulverston, Lancas- ter, tallow chandlers. Josaph Oldland, of Wotton-under Edge, Glocestershire, clothier. Robert Way, of Somerton, Somerset, victualler. ...
... Heath, near Wolverhampton, gTccer. W. ROBINSON, Glass Works Brewery, Holme, Manchester. W. G. LEIGHTON, North Shields, ship chandler. ...
... Jermyn-street, Piccadilly, hotel keeper. William Palmer, of London Wall, stationer. 'Ihomas Birks, sen. of Chelesa, tallow chandler. Joseph DaLrban, of Bristol, cheesemnonger. Christopher Welman, of Bridport, Dorset, linen draper. James and John Lockett ...
... BrItdgewater, Somerset, chinaaman. Thomas Philipps, of Marcbmont street, merchant. Wm. Henry Williams, of Old-street, corn chandler. James Hills, of High-street, Mlary-la-bonne, firrier. ...
... TUESDAY' S POS 'r CONTfINULD. a-orkt~ Banleruptsfrom0 Sat&durday's Gaoette. Thomas (irectluat, of Liverpool, ship chandler. John WVoDd, of Cardiff, Glamnorganshire, banker. John Boulting, of Haisted, Essex, linen draper. John Steel anti George Steel, ...