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... Potts, late of Liverpool. cooper, llth and 12th'Jan. and 11th Feb. at the Star and Carter Tavern, Liverpoeol. At. torney, Mr. Thomas Arison, Liverpool.-R. Ryland and W. Rtyland, London, corn-factors.-1. J. Morris, Aliddleesx, meer- chant.-J. Milehamn, Middlese'r ...
... Cominander, autd to command the Rleacer vice Whish; Lieut. Charles Bagot, and Mr. Wvlie, Surgeon to the EspieYte.- Lieuteuant Thomas Edward HIste (brother of Sir William Hoste, B3art K. C. B.) is ploinoted to the rank of Commander. -M C Charles Paget, of ...
... Dk. k Westmorland, G. Clarke, fm St. John's, N. B. with 426 pe f fir, 32e stoives, 186 pe deals, 8 fath lathwreod, D. Gibb. Thomas, J. Ilenny, fin St. John's, N.B. with 318 pe pine, 1I-c 17 deals, tc 14 deal ends, 18c staves, 8 fath lathwood, Bland and ...
... Montagu Walker. John Stoddart ?? George Ourry ?? Thomas RBrker )evo'n ?? Charles Philip Yorke ?? Henry D)ucie Chads ?? 'Frederic'r Marryatt ?? Thomas ?? John Gore ?? Charles Bowen ?? George Robert ?? Thomas Smith ?? George ?? John George Graham ?? George ...
... ~$anhrupm~ &C. Ftom the London arqette, April29, 1826. Thomas Mottershead, of Liverpoo1, commission.agent and a merchant, to surrender May 22, 24, and June 10, at one, at I. the George Inm. Attorney, MIr. S. Minshull. Liverpool.- 1, F. H. Pearce, Middlesex ...
... James Russell aid JohinItolbinions1 Manlclcster, Iancaster, merclhants. David Hardie, Liverpool, Lailcaster, merchisnt. Ilobert Chatterton, Southcoaltes York, merchant. Thomas Marsden, Leeds, York, stuffnl.ianulicturcer. Joseph FenneD, Little_ Kington, ...
... PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Jas. Walker and Thomas Everard, Liverpool, rope-makers, ,in ship-ehandlers, and porter-dealers. MEETINGS OF-CREDITORS. HoUR. ice May 19, R. S. Clare- . M .- -essrs. J. and G. Crump's, 1 -, David Hardie, second, - * - - - - ?? George Inn ...
... twetity years of age. and resided with her mother and sisters, in Yell- eman's-row, iJrumpton;, she had been visited by otie Thomas King, a moaster brisklayer, to whom she was to have been married ; that on Monday week she packed up some wearing c apparel ...
... the( Masters of Coal Vessels wasirehl here onl Friday lAst, at the Golden Lion. Oin thle motion of Captain J. Barwise, Mir. Thomas Faramn was votedl in'o the Chair. Mr. FEARON, after lamrenting- the depressed state of rthe Coal Tradle, protposed a plan ...