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... attorneys.—S, and D. Walters, Wilson-strect, Moorficlds.—J. Fountain and J. Swan, Newgate-market, meatsalesmen. TUESDAY, May 31, BANKRUPTS, HENRY OLDFIELD, late of Leamimrton, Warwickshire, but now of Devonshire New Dover-road, gas-light and coke manufacturer ...
... totally useless. —Sir F. set but little value on the labours of the committee. He adverted to the improper manner in which bankrupt business was attended to, although there were commissioners. was therefore the duty the House, early in the next session ...
... bonbon SATURDAY, June 4. BANKRUPTS WILLIAM MORLEY, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, bobbinmanufacturer, to surrender June , 28, and July Ki, King George the Fourth, Nottingham. Sol. Mr. Capes, Holbornconrt, Gray’s Inn ; and Mr. Williams, Nottingham. THOMAS ...
... the goods in the possession of the party. Then the question was, whether if the factor were guilty a fraud, or had become a bankrupt, the loss should fall the principal or on the pledgee who had advanced his money. The rule laid down of late years was, that ...
... estimating such sum, to the amount tlie sum paid by or on behalf of such to the bankrupt, and to the time during which such apprentice shall have resided with the bankrupt previous to the issuing of the commission. occupants of the upper regions occasionally ...
... SUPERSEDED PETER CARLING, lute of Union-street, Bond-street, tailor, RICHARD BLUNDELL, of Liverpool, distiller and miller. BANKRUPTS. JAMES HAYDEN, of Southampton, boot and shoe-maker, June 28, July 1 and 23, at twelve ; Star Inn, Gosport, Hampshire. Sols ...
... BANKRUPTS. , THOMAS CLAY, late of Coleman-street, but now of Sise-lane, wine-merciiaut (trading with Samuel Sampson, nnder the firm of Clay and Sampson,] June 21,28, and July 2G, at twelve; Commissioners’ Court. Sol. Messrs. Fisher and Spencer, Walbr ...
... five Colonels, three Lieut.-Colonels, and ten subordinate officers, ail of the Indian service, step each. lER ASSIZES. BANKRUPTS. GEORGE SHARP, late of Leeds, rordwainer, June 29, 30, aud July 30, at eleven; Sessions House, Leeds. Sob. Mr. T. U. Granger ...
... ENLARGED. WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS, of Old-stree,, St. Luke’s, corn-chandler, from July sto July 16, at ten; Com. Court. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM WILSON DENNIS, of Billericay, Essex, butcher, July 7, 23, and August 13, nine Com. Court. Sols. Mr. Murdock, Rayleigh ...
... DIVIDEND THE joint Creditors who have proved their debts under Commission of Bankrupt dated May 24, 1800, against JOHN TANKARD and RICHARD TANKARD, late liirmingham, Factors, may receive a final dividend of the joint estate, by applying at the counting ...
... merchants.—John Osmond, John Vickery Broughton, and Johu Thomson, of No. 19, Princcs-street, Hauorer-square. TUESDAY, July 5. BANKRUPTS GEORGE FARNWORTH, late ofKothersall,Lancashire,dealer (and now a prisoner for debt in his Majesty’s gaol of the Castle of ...
... BIRD, Solicitors. WHEREAS Commission of Bankrupt is awarded and issued forth against JOSEPH MARSHALL, late of Birmingham, iu the county of Warwick, Victualler, dealer,and chapman, and he being declared a bankrupt is hereby required to surrender himself ...