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... 11 21. Thursday ,45 4 22. Friday *45 morn 30 I tern FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Brettert, Rupert st’eet. Ha>market, trinler. Samuel Huadl v. New Bond-strvet. rnaeh-ro Heury Barker. 1-uwrr sirvet. Islington ...
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... found fur the defendant Clorkton Hardy. Messrs ALexswDßa and Wiokthsii were f-'r the plaintiff. Messrs CaxsawßLi. and WaTaon for the defendant. This waa action by the tame plaintiff in last ease, •gainst Mr. Joseph Hardy, late occupier of the saw and bona ...
... motion of Sir Malcolm, seconded hv Sir Thomas Hardv. Admiral Sir George Cockburn was unanimously called lo the After from the chairman. Sir Pudency Malcolm moved the following resoluliuo. which was seconded Sir Thomaa Hardy, and carried unanimously That this ...
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... ChrmteU. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. PKIUAY, MARCH U INSOLVEKT -Predenek dtrong. Great Tower -ttteal. merrhaa HANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED Hardy Waolky. M-nlloo. Unro.Bsb.rr, diaper-James Allen, and John Sto-rwui, Uer d. (amtefs. H.\NkKl PTil.' Themas Andrew. Moor street ...
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... M V ICE-VK LSI OK NT a. Right Hon. LOUD BANDON, P. bIK ANDREW AUNBW. BAHT •IR THOMAS HAI.ING. BART. SIR THOMAS BLOOMFIELD. BART. &1M Walter t>i Oswald mohey. bai*t JOHN HARDY, JOHN I* PLL'MPTRK. ESQ M P. SMITH. M.P The The ARDEN W'ADHAM COLLEGE. TU# MViiDM ...