... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. G. Duplan, Recent’s Place, Westminster, London, tea-dealer. J. Kirkland, New Street, Covent Garden, Loudon, grocer. T. Priestley, Bedford, grocer. G. Wcstrlp, St. Peter Street, Newincton, Surrey, cab master. J. S. Archer, Paternoster ...

... meeting above mentioned), or to the Chairman or Secretary. JAMES BYRN, Chairman. J. P. HILDER, Sec. Office, Bedford Street, Covent Garden,) London, June 25, 1847. ) ...

... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS J. Silvester, Gloucester Street, Queen Square, and Hart Street, Covent Garden, London, sauce and pickle manufacturer. R. S. W. Goymer, Deal, hotel-keeper. S. Vines, Crutched Friars, London, corn-factor. E. Litchfield, Ipswich, upholsterer ...

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... MONTROSE, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1844. TE‘I’I.ETONW MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. M EMPLETON (of the 'l'hn(ret-RoKll Covent- Garden and Drury Lane) will have the honor of giving one of his MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, in the GuiLp-Havry, on the evening of Tuesday, the ...

... almost all of whom are totally ignorant of the bearings of practical agriculture ? Of what are the audiences composed at Covent Garden Theatre, to whom the League and certain mischievous Radical M.P.s hold forth weekly? Why, gaping Lon« don clerks, apprentices ...

... in Ireland and Scotland. The collection for the destitute Highlanders, made in the Scotch National Church, Crown Court, Covent Garden, London, on Sunday last, after a sermon the Rev. Dr. Gumming, amounted to 306 Is. sd. The Secretary of State, in answer ...

... establishment of the French Protectorate in that island.’ The London dinner to O'Connell is finally arranged to take place at Covent Garden Theatre, on Tuesday, the 12th ultimo. HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY. Mr. StanrMAay CRAWFORD, on the question of resolviag into ...

... chemist. J. Hitt, Leeds, .barebroker, T. Ellis, Great St. Helens, London, wino-merebant. W.W. Sanderson, Great Uusael St , Covent Garden, do., baker, I. Csrlile, Little Love Lane, Wood Street, do.,commit.-agent. M. H. Emanuel, Hanover Square, do., goldsmiths ...

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... Dunstan's Hill, London, wine-mer- chant. W. Dowsing, Ipswich, oilman. E. S. Meyer & T. G. Brownsmith, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London, fringe manufacturers. J. Waipwright, Birmingham, draper. B. Walton, Wolverhampton, japanner. T. Smith, Swineshoad ...

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