... ers were limited;* and it was necessary I that five-sixths of the directors should consent to any such e arrangement. Mr. Futvoye (the solicitor) then read the amended clauses of the deed of settlement. After a desul- .tory discussion, it w/as determined ...

... ad 11stith Bell-yard, Chancery-lane, ate 1urpose of proposing a choice of assignees. ?? tool the chair, supported by Mr. Futvoye. r, gteutlemat in opening the business for Ibel heetiug was called, said that the part- . f the house had been aware of their ...

... e, divi- dend of 1P. 10d. in the pound, payable at the County Court. office, Dudley. DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED. Frederick Futvoye, of 226, Regent-street, jeweller, Sep- tember 30-Danial William Lucas and Isaac Dods, of 11, Arthur-street West, City, hemp ...