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... Shropshire, draper — J. H. Fuller, Flixton and Manchester, logwood-grinder — H. Lewis, Haverfordwest, cabinet-maker — J. Norman, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocer — J. Whittaker, Whalley, Newchurch, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer. —T. H. Whiteley, Liverpool, hatter ...
... DIVIDENDS. J. Crisp, Peasenhall, shopkeeper, Aug. 28, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Halesworth—J. Evans, Wadebridge, Cornwall, tallow-chandler, Aug. '2B, at eleven, at Oliver's Hotel, Bodmin—W. Miers and J. Field, Strand, jewellers, Sept. 4, at ten, at ...
... Moorfields, lacemau Crowther Benjamin, Bristol, pawnbroker Dove Edward, Dover-road, Newington, grocer Evans Samuel Jas. Wadebridge, Cornwall, tallow-chandler Grimman William, York-street, Bryanstone-sqr. builder Hornblower Henry, High Holborn, victualler ...
... A. Farrar, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler.—Feb. 10, S. Costerton, Great Yarmouth, beer-brewer.—Feb. 1, J. A. Corkhlll, Wadebridge, Cornwall, money-scrivener. —Feb. 9, W. Bower Moorgate, Nottinghamshire, seed-merchant,—Feb. 7, W. Co chran, Lima, South ...
... Captain Johnson, two lieutenants, three serjeauts, 100 rank and file, and two buglers of the fitliFasiliers left this town for Wadebridge, and were to be at the latteretiamed place by six yesterday morning. Great praise is due to Mr. Stephens, the magistrate ...
... son-in-law, Major Head, Mr. Weeden Dawes, formerly an attorney and solicitor at Rye, in Sussex, in the 73d year of his age. At Wadebridge, Cornwall, on Saturday, the 14th inst., aged .16, after a long and painful illness, endured with Christian fortitude, Dr ...
... Ironmonger—July 28. H. Lonsdale, Sheffield, grocer—July 28. N. Emmerson, Bishop Auckland, Durham, mercer—July 28. J. Nogriaan, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocar—July 28. A. S. Graham, Oldham, Lancashire, contractors—July '2B. J. Kennedy, Llanhilleth, Mon. mouthshire ...
... nickel-refiners—Simmonds and Clowes, Cornbill, publibbers—E. Harrison and Co., Liver pool, oilmerchants—Cralg and Saunders, Wadebridge. Cornwall, milliners—Deightnn, Son, and Maude, Otley, Yorkshire, wine merchants—Galt and Kerr, Glasgow, mercers—Bray and ...
... Holland jun., Leicester, auctioneers— West and Foster, Penshurst, farmers— Chell and Hill, Manchester, oil- ?? and Rendell, Wadebridge, surgeons— Ward 5? JP?7 B,nmD gham, manufacturers of machines— S. and S. G. Fisher, Bungay, drapers-B. and H. S. Andrew ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Bache, Bissow-bridge. J. Bache, Perran•whart. and • P. Fox, Wadebridge. Cornwall, nail-makers (as far as re tares to R. P. Foi)—S. Frith anti R. Ilallam, Sheffield, penknife cutlers —.l. Richardson, and A. De Lisle, Hooker'scourt ...
... Jewry. Samuel James Evans, Wadebridge, Cornwall, tallowchandler, March 33, April 1, and 24, at ten, at Oliver's hotel, Bodmin, Cornwall. Alliston and Lock, Freeman'scourt, Cornhill ; Woollcombe and Jago, Plymouth ; Symons, Wadebridge, Cornwall. Edward Harrison ...
... school-masters. BREEDS and FARNCOMB, Griffin's-whatf, -Southwark, wharfinrers and ship-owners. CORKHILL axe' SKELI ON, Wade-bridge, Cornwall, attorneys. LUCKIN and BRAGGE, Bartholomew4close. MILLS and ROD WAY, jun., Birmingham, merchants. NEALS and NICHOLLS ...