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... hand, at the bottom of cash pt direftion, the loie wboleiale vender. I THURSDAY, January 2. the LONfK)Nf GAZETTE. Dtf.u- BANKRUPTS * HOMAS DENTON, H.ycroft, Huddersfield, York dealer and chapman. To appear Tannarv „ FuddTsTw * m » u '';t. Pack Horfe ...
... in the week ending the _ Ift day of January, 1800. ftfij-ft'UtH Shillings and Five Ptnct Farthing, per Hundred Weight. . . bankrupt. Willnin Collier, of Readies, Berlt, carpenter. To appear Jewry 6, to, February 15, the of Mr. Button, the George Inn, in ...
... above*' Francis Aitkin be Enligo, vice Watfon promoted.— Dated o£l. 5, 1799- lames Fox to be Ditto. Dated Dec. 17, 1799- BANKRUPT. John Woolley, of Romford, F(fc«, fnddler and collar, maker. To appear January 14, ts. February iS, Guild, ball, London. ...
... BANKRUPT. Abraham Mender Pereira and Caflellain, of Eeihlem, border, merchant*. To appear January tg, ,S, February it, at Guildhall, London. Attorniea, Douce and Rivingtoit, Fcnchurch Buildings, London. Walford, Manchefter, Lancatter. muflin-manufiflurer ...
... evacuate the country and his affbciates lent off from Itf >**»* T*t»>r Browne, of High Holborn, Midillefex, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS TO EURRCNOPR AT GUILDHALL, LONDON. Abraham Men Jes Pereira and Hcrmenegidd Caflellain, of Old Beth- tem, merchants. T. Shivers ...
... Stroking thejiljer fey into OniUh»l!. my a«enti*o fcv a *M*t •flVortlagfe people, to a room called Lower Irilh Chamber, where a Bankrupt was undergoing a fourth examination, not in the pfeaioui ot»e» exhibited ftiteitcnt that wtt deemed found that thi» man. ...
... favourable wind and tide for entermg bour • 1 there captured the Santa Ammas Spanilh Privateer of two gun* and thirty eight men. BANKRUPTS. TheopVilu* Bridge., of Colchefter. Effex, innkeeree. February »S, the Bridgewater Arm. Inr, Manchefter. February »5, | jj ...
... BANKRUPTS. ' * * March i. Guildb.il, London. At»FPeir M.cdoog.l Hunter, of St.pk’.-Inn. tormee. Melfr.. G , mhlet of Ll ,erpool. Lan- Jnhn ,ppear February to, 11, March i, r ufe of the Angel, D.le-ftreet, rieerponr A..0r”.. MerTr,! G. and T. Crump, Mr ...
... has obtained, according to the fame report, the concurrence of the Law Lords. The quellion to lie in a nut Ihell. Are the Bankrupt Laws yull, and wife, and beneficial? Ex’end them all cafes of debt. Is the fyftera of immuring Eoglifhmen rot in jails at ...
... within very fhort period. But (added Mr. Jackfon) I (hall prove that under this Aft, as it now Rands, the bakers muft. be bankrupts, and the public will be left without bread. He then laid down three propofitions; id, by this Aft the Magiftrates cannot ...
... foventy.five men, belonging to I.’Orient, I have the honour to be, Jrc. Right Hon. Lord Bridport, K, B. &e, (onn Coor.x. BANKRUPTS. John Long, of Portfe., Hants, mariner. To appear Jan. 2g, February 1, March 4, at Caildhsll, London. Attornies, MeOra. Willett ...
... BANKRUPTS Wtllijm Clemenlfon, of Noble-ftreet. London, wareboufeman. To appear February 1, 15, March at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mtflrs. Adams and Cooke, Old- J»y. Vaughan Griffith*, of Paternr-fler-Row, Cheapfide, London, printer. To appear February ...