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... Gazette—Dec 28,1838. Macleen John ; lst Feb. ten, office of Farquhar, Upper Dorsetst —Dividend Gazette—Jan. 4, 1839. C a hill Peter; 18th Jan. eleven, Court, Dublin—Assignee M'Dowell Matthew Maxwell ; 25th Jan. Court, Dublin—Assig O'Neill John ; 18th Jan. Court, Dublin —Assignee ...
... Gazette July 2, 1839. BAKER Benjamin, of Liverpool, co. Lancaster, marble mason, dir. and eh. ; surren. 13th July, 13th Aug. two, Clarendonrooms. Liverpool—Sols. Vincent and Sherwood, Temple, and Littledale and Bardswell, Liverpool Fiat dated Juue 21—Pet.. Crs. Samuel, William, and Joshua Halifax, stuff manufacturers BEER William and Harriet VENN, of Quay-st. city Bristol, colour makers, dlrs. ...
... CITY, Friday, Half-past Twelve. New Brunswick papers have reached us to the 9tk of December. The Loyal Society of St. Andrew had celebrated the anniversary of its tutelar saint with considerable enthusiasm, and the liveliest demonstrations were exhibited of the devotion of the members to their Queen and country. Among the national toasts, we may notice The Loyalists of the Canadas, who are ...
... Gazette—June 11, 1839. Ashe Joseph Rutter, No. 27,651, C. of Liverpool, landing waiter in the Customs further div.,making 18s 3d in the pound. Apply to Edward Scares, tailor and draper, Liverpool Lloyd Hugh, No. 39,441, T. of Brewer-strt. attorney—Dividend 2s 4d; apply to Weymouth, sol. Chancery-lane, on 15th June Gazette—June 14, 1839. Rixon William ; Ist July, twelve pr. Falcon, High Wycombe ...
... CITY, Friday, Half-past Twelve. Accounts received from Madrid to-day mention that M. pzano had obtained the consent of the Queen to form a new junta for the examination and remodification of the existing customs laws of Spain. The chief subjects to be submitted the consideration of this junta were those portions of the tin • * WOuld admit of a more liberal construcon f avour of foreign nations ...
... vested in Assignee. (Continued from column 204.) ORDERS have been made, vesting in the Provisional Assignee the Estates and, Effects of the following Persons [on their own petitions]:— Gazette—March 31. 1840. Insolvent Court, Saturday, 28th March. Brooks John, of Grove, Holloway, and New-inn, Strand, attorney Debtors' Prison Collins Bobert, of Greenwich, painter—Horsemonger-lane Davies Jacob ...
... Estates vested in Assignee. (Continued from page 842.)' ORDERS have been made, vesting in the Provisional Assignee the Estates and Effects of the following Persons [on their own petitions] : ...