... TUESDAY, Sspr. 22. - flJVIJ V k LwJfI 1 Ad , I AJJf . I EBA KRUPTS. as Warwvick James BUCKLAND, Union-road, Albany-road, Old-Kent- road, in tee county of Surrey, British plate-njailufacturer, d. c. er, to sur. Sept, 30, Nov. 3, at 12,-Atts. Reeves, Fur ...

... St. George'* in Fast, sugar refiner, April J. BANKRUPTCIES ENLAfcC.ED. William Dorset street, brewer, from April May 2 Ann Kent, cbri-HinM)|«r, •rotn April to May High street, Liverpool, sail maker, front April to 21. aisiaiHt Robert Caley, Queen'* row ...

... Harris and Rye, Golden square , oil, assignee, M r. 'I'urquand Copthall-buildings. DIVIDENDS.—.4r liastiuihall-tt Alexander Wiseman, ter-place. Regents, Park, Quadrant, Regent-street, druggist' Feb V. ot one—James Jacob, Deptlord. Kent, coal dud limber ...

... t. Offi,; , Mr Groom, Abchurch-lane ; solicitor, Mr y ?? ■■■ ...

... April \0 INSOLVENTsS. WittiamM AvuGUstTUs Ratcliff-croes, sugar-rcfiner, April } BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED ANN Hipear, Otford, Kent, cheesemonger, April 2!, May 2. bal Dorset-street, Clapham-road, brewer, Apni ay 21. Besamin Shadwell, sail-maker, April 17 ...

... ever the fingers, and the thumb the value ef tbe produce; and hence base arisen the * Worth miller'* thumb,' 4 An miller bath golden thumb,'—in reference the amount of the profit that is the reward bis skill. By this incessant action of the miller's thumb ...

... morning of the 4th of August, feloniously entered the shop of David Ewbank, of Fimber, and stolen therefrom six pair of half boots, three pair ol shoes, one pair of Wellington diets, and one pair ol lasts. John Smith, and Ann Wriyht, charged with having ...

... Whiterbapel, silversmiths Grinold and Corbett, Old Jewry, wine merchants J. Wilson and B, Seadon, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, boot and shoe muakers W. TMil and W. il. Miles, 'Change Alley, accountants D.James ind Son, Dsrtford, curriers T. Neal and ...

... ult, at Bromley, Kent, by the Lord Bishop of Rochester, Percyvall Hart Dyke, list}., eldest son at Sir Percf vail Hart Dyke, Bart., of Lulling- stone Castle, Kent, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Wells, Esq., Bfekley House, Kent. On the 25th ult ...

... M'e.t-street, this to-vn. and slated that .Mr. Wood, Kuk»tall, bi« mister, wished look two pair of slio« and one pair of boots, arid tl.ey the money you'd returned the bearer. The articles were put into a reticule and given to a your* woman to the Granger ...

... propoitions between the Vork, Hull, Leeds, and Sheffield Infirmaries. resolved to give their Royal Highnesses the Duchess ot Kent and the Princess Victoria Irooks of the suug at the Festival, and Mr. Summer has liberally bound the same superb maimer, and ...

... Iessioually consulted by the principal leading families in Bath, Brighton, Worthing, Lewes, Hastings, Ton-. bridge Wells, Maidstone, and their respective vicinities. It may not, perhaps, be deemed intrusive, briefly to treat on tlte subject of imperfect ...