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... ironmougers—Bnumiiitt, Harvey, and Machin, Tenstall, Stanorns»hin*, earlhenware-uianufdcturers —Arglea anti Slnmionds, Maidstone, Kent, hoymen —Lloyd, Hughes, and Whittaker, Northwich, milliners—Johnson and Craw fin .1, North Shields, brewers—Campbell and ...
... r, County Court, Cardiff.—Charles Rayneld tho younger, Ryarsh, near West Mailing, Kent, formerly a'journcyman wheelwright, but now wheelwright, County Court, Maidstone.—Edward Hopkin, formerly of Ty Mawr, near Pontypridd, Glamorganshire, manufacturing ...
... seed-merchants aad irom- mongers. Debts received an d paid by Woodhouse. Dec. 31.—William Higginsand Charles Wright, Maidstone, Kent, corn-factors and seed-merchaints. Debts received and paid by Dec. 31.—Henry Kimber, Frederick Gross, and Charringtom ...
... the Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester. 26. William Stewart, of Deptford, Kent, victualler, at Guildhall, London. • Robert Scotland, of South Shields, Durham, shipowner, at .the Golden Lion Inn, South Shields. S% miliam Darling, of Kingston-upon-Hull, ...
... t, Bloomsbury, straw-hat-makcr.—Sept 25, Richard Thomas, Northambcrland-coort. Strand, denier.—Oct -• John Nye, Tunbridge, Kent, baker.—Sept 22, Jacob Mayer, Camomile-street, merchant It; THE Country.—Sept. 27, Joseph Breatnall, of Derby, maltster, at ...
... Peter Dubbeldernms Van Dyck, of the Circus, in the Minories, Merchant, at Guildhall. John Bishop and John Terry, late of Maidstone, Kent, Upholders, at Guildhall, London. William Whitebrook, of Crutched Friars, London, Wine Merchant, at Guildhall. Edward ...
... las. Caeaac Sol. Hughes. Aberystwltâ w ' noLE. llsary Frederick. .Newport. Bishops' Deans, shire, bmtr, Dee. la, Jaa. 13. Golden Lion lan. Bsrauaak. Sob. sad Toller. Barnstaple. ' SAUNDERS. Samuel, lievonport. carver sad giWe*. ore.,. Jan. 13. Hotel. ...
... Court. *6.—John Green the elder, John Green the younger, and Charles William Green, Hayle Millsand Otham Mills, near Maidstone, Kent, paper-manufacturers, Com. Court.—Benjamin Ware, Tower-street, London, cheesemonger, Com. Co Shepherd, Warwick, draper ...
... Yorkshire, tiniber-merchants. —James Sandford, Shrewsbury, bookseller.—John Sage and Thom is Pomfrett, Maidstone, Kent, millers.—Edward Robevk, Cobonrg-road, Kent-roud, Surrey, mcrcliant.—Benjaium Simmons, High-stmt* Southwark, Surrey, statiomr.- Penny, Shcp ...
... BANKRUPTS. NELL, late of h Audley-street, Grosve- SAMUEL JAMES P! oneer, August 16, 4 ptember 13. Sol. Chester, bor-square, sw Kent-road, Pet. Cr. T. Miller, Croydon, Surrey, rocer, . July 27 REDE 36 HN OORD DAVIS, Liverpool, merchant, August 9, I2, Brabant-court ...
... Milne, and Morris, Temple, DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Feb. 16.— Joseph Matthews, Bath, tailor and salesman, Stanger, Maidstone, Kent, ironmoager. Robert Long, Dursley, Gloucestershire, dealer. Jan. 20.—Joseph Hunt, Fenchureb-street, Feb. Halles Williamson ...
... Jenkins and Wiiliam PhelpsVaile, Solicitor, Mr. R. W. Gem, Birmingham. of Sutto,n Valence, and of Headcome, Kent, surgeons Thomas Sawyer, of Ramsgate, Kent, chemist and and apothecaries. druggist, June 22, 50, July 51, at Guildhall, London. May 18.—James Wordley ...