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... Gtnt.,tobe Cornet. Stafford/hire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cornet William Terry to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, who religns. BANKRUPTS required to SURRENDER. William Witkinfon, of Walworth, Surrey, Vidualler, February r, 8, March I, at Guildhall, London. John ...
... applying to Dickers, BASINGSTOKE, HANTS. TO SOLD by ft. JAMES TO.'.FREE, the picmiles. order the Afhgoees of George Stacv, a Bankrupt, On the January inftant, and two following days, ' All the neat HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, Stock in Grocery, Shop Fixtures, Implements ...
... two boys and two girlr, all living arid well.. The phot woman furvtved her lad delivery female twins only two days. . . . BANKRUPTS. WiHtinfon, Walworth, Surrty, viflualler.—John Sugden and William Gamble,, Liverpool, m^rcliwts. —James Douglas, Brompton ...
... Birmingham and its Vicinity, that he has jolt arrived from London, where he attended the India iloufe, and the Sales of feveral Bankrupts, and made confiderable Purehafes in the LINEN DRAPERY, MERCER Y, and HOSIERY GOODS, and has opened them for SALE in a SHOP ...
... Bedford's Office in Birmingham. be SOLD by AUCTION, by the Order of the furviving Affignee of Samuel Hallett and John Hallen, Bankrupts, by EDWARD JEsSOP, at the Dudley's Arms Inn, in Dudley, in the County of Worceiter, on Weduefday the 22,1 Day of January ...
... BANKRUPTS.] Theophilus Bridges, of Colchester, Essex, innkeeper. William Glover and Richard Williams, ot Bangor, Caernarvonshire, dealers. Jonathan Smith, London, gold-beater. LONDON, dxes V, January 15. The report of a French squadron sail of the line ...
... BANKRUPTCY. THE Creditors of PETER NEWLYN, late of Nr.w Ai. kesford, in County ot Southampton, Currier, Dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt, are requested to meet the Assignees of his Estate at the WHEAT SHEAF INN, Popham-Lane, the said County, on FRIDAY the ist ...
... paper-maker The Rev. Mr Steers, Viyar of Ifleharo, Carebridgcfiiire.—The Rev. Dr. Dowfon, principal >f St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. BANKRUPTS. Bridges, of Colclieflcr, innkeeper. William Glover and Richard Williams, Bangor, CarmatthenfKire, dealers—.—Jonathan Smith ...
... and it the laft Sitting the fji.l Bankrupt ii requiied tn linilh his Examination, and the Creditoii ate to aflent to, or dlficnt from, the Allowance nf his Certificate. tT All Perfoii s indebted to the faid Bankrupt or who have any of hii Eftrfli, aie ...
... merchant hip*, laden with cocoa, cotton, corlce, tobacco, &c. . &c. The two fh:ps war are two of twelve guns. , f_ ' .' BANKRUPTS. William Surry, victualler. John and Gamble, of -j 'j™''-' merchants. James Douglas, of Brompton, Mide.l.(e*\, coal-merchant ...
... Young Gentlemen moi3e than Years of Age, pay Two Guineas per Annum extra. lIE Commiflioners in a renewed Commitlion I of Bankrupt, awarded and iillted forth againft Richard Eaves, late of :iareholc, in the Patifh of Yardley, in the County of Worcelter ...
... BANKRUPTS. W.lliam of Walworth, -Surry, vie tualfcr. John Bugdeo arid William Gamble, of Liverpool, Lancafhire, merchants and copartners. James Pouglas, now or late of Ncw-ftrect, MiddTefex, coa! merchant. ...