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... REPORT FROM TIVERM ECOMMITTEB ON THE EXPEDIENCY Qr THE BANK RESUMI2G CXSH PA YITIENTS.. The Committee of Secrecy appointed to consider of the State of the Bank of Eigland, with refirence to the Expediency of they Resumption of Cash P4yments at thtl period fixed by'law and into such other matters as are connected therewith: and to report to the House such information. relatiye thereto, ag mnay ...
... rrom the LQNDON. GAZE 2'TE of Ma7y S. I3ANKRtTPTCY SUnRRSEDED. J. Bennett, A, Tabberer, and C. Scudamore, late of Man. chsster, .voollen cordniantifacturerg. '3 ANKRU l>TS. G.. I~nve, of .aehester, muerchant, May 1l, 20, and June 19, a. twvo, at the Star Inn Manchester. Solicitoi?, Mr. Hles- top. Manchester; * r to Miessri. Wllis and Co. Warsford-court. . Langston, sen. o.f Ianchlester, cotton ...
... From the LOCNDON GAZET'TEJi ,f Msay 11. . a BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. I. Moore, of Denmark-court, Stmdpapez-stalaer, from %say 11 to May 18. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. 0. Parr, of Uiverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS T. Norris, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, victualler, May 28 25, and June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. \V. Etliott, jun. of 'funbridge Wells, cheesemonger, May 22, 25, and Julie 22, at ...
... WkT.ER' cOMP~ANIRS. ' To EHr EDITORos Tiit3f0RNING CHRONICLE 'The enclosed letter has been sent to me, as well as to many i of my neighbours, and I think it contains so much reason and a good sense, that-l an, persuaded yOU would confer a public be- f nefit by publishing it in.your widely circulated paper ; inasmuch eas it is well known there are individuals at this moment endea- . vouring to ...
... The following are official copies of the Resolutions laid on the Tables of the Houses of Lords and Co0n- ptpns, by the Earl of Hariowby and Mr. Peel, and which it is the intention of those individuals, re- spectively, to propose for the adoption of the Legisla- ture, as the basis of whatever practical measures may be recommended. HOUSE OV LORDS. That it is expedient further to continue the ...
... - From the LONDON GAZE TTE of May 18. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R. B. Fletcher, late of Blackburn, Lancaster, marv .acturer. BANKRUPTS. - l J. Ougliton, of Deretend Mills, Birmingham, mannufacturer, June 4, 5, and 29, at eleven, at the Three Tons rfill, Suttcn. Coldfield. Solicitors, Mr. R. Hall, Bedford-row; nil Ttlessrvs , Croxall and Holbeche, Sutton Coldfield. S. Evans, of Bristol, victualler ...
... Frron ae LO NON GAZE TTA of M~fy l. BAAtaUlPTCIES ENLAARGE:D k. Brooke, late of puke-street, Lincoln's-inn.lflodr, shoe- maker, from .Mar 8 to ,Je *'6. T. MIeming, d Limebotses Middlesex, sugar refuer, fdom Mav 4 to June 22. BA kgupTCItS StJPiERSEDED. W. ixon, jun. of Liverpool, wine tnerchant. T. lemding, of Limehouse, Middlesex, pugarrefiner. - ~~~BANSft~JP.TS. 1 . and J. StrathaE, of Arcwic ...
... READ IN THE DP]BATE OF LAST NIGHT. :c i1 At a Court of Directors, at the Bank, on Thursday the d ~20th May, 1819. The Directors of the Bank of England having taken into ;- their most serious consideration the Reports of the Secret Com- ic nmittees of the two Houses of Parliament, appointed to inquire P into the state of the Bank of England with reference to the :O expediency of the ...