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... INSOLVENCY. t Thomas Joy, Birstal, cordwaincr. David Morris Thomas, Cwm Amman, surgeon. Bent amillWoffenden, Dewsbury, woollen-yarn maker. Geoige Buckley, Alnmondbury, wvoollen-cloth spinner. James Blunt, Chiurch-street, Trinity-square, farmer. Thomas lloile ...
... and Jane, Green; Clifton, Pinchon; Lord Byron, POW- n- ditch; Amelia, Briggs; Industry, Powditch; Samuelaud Ann, at Thorpe- Thomas and Mary, Thompson William and Ellen, ng Rhodes1 York, Clarkson; Richard, Reies; V eben, Piinch; e- Wheat Hill, Bendry; Stantons ...
... will chlcrfua'y repay your rind- ness. Signed on behalf of the Committee. JAMES BEESLEY, President, JOHN MURRAY, Treasurer. THOMAS RANKIN, Secreery. Manchest3r, May, 20th, 1844. P.S.-The CommittE3 will sit every Monday evening, at eight o'clock, in the ...
... Wenlook, Hibbs; from St, John. Endymlon, Cording- ley, from liramichil. Henry Warburton, Browno, from , Gallipoli. Melln, Hardy, from letersburg. Richard, En- d gesmnarm, from Amsterdam. ltorgelta Outharina, Petersen; e Concordia, Andersen; from Radhiobilig ...
... Morris-place, St. Saviour's, traveller. E. RoetAlicock, Harrison-st., Gray's-inn- road, out of business. '8 Thomas Mlarshall. inn., l~kestone, grocer. dI Thomas Joseph, Cheltenham, batter. H it Francis Robinson, Nottingham, coal agent. Joh Hacokealotcapener ? ...
... Royal Oak 2s (hI; Lewis's eoop s 7d; Boacdman l- and Edwards' shop 139 2d; per Shawoross 4 1 n Joseph Court Is 7d; Thomas Sideley 3s; Thomas Rankin 6a; Rankin's book per Giray 2s 6d; do en. W. gravers at New Garrett So; block printers do 83 9d; r oiners ...
... FRIDAY, Aug. 23. BANKRUPTS. Adll ?? Cominior, in Mfddexarchedcltthe Conminiouena Court. Burwrha/l Streel. Leodon. . BARRS Thomas and Robert BARRS, both of the city of Wor- acester, tobacco manufacturers. and copartners, to sur. Sept. 5, and 28. at 11 ...
... Nov. 12, at half-past 12.-Sol. Ashurst, Cheapside.-Official assignee, Edwards.- Bankrupt's own petition. MACUN D Jonathan Thomas, of Birmingham, in the county of Pa Warwick. laceman, hosier, and bazaar keeper, to sur. Oct. K4 15, at 12, and Noy. 12, at ...
... Iristol.-Sol. Shattock, Blristol.-Official assignee, Kynaston. Rap St Bankrupt's own petition. En~ e, BROOME William and William HARDY, of Oxford-street, in Fe of the county of Middlesex, drapers and copartner9, to Sur. Rap, Nov. 6, at half-past U1, and Dec ...
... will and can do it until the i system is entirely swept away. Signed, on behalf of, the Committee, JosErc JOHNSON, Chairman. THoMAs WINTERS, Seoretary.-Committee - Room, Upper George-street, Leicester, October 30th, 1814. MINERs' MEETINU IN YoSnrasIE.-Mr ...
... and can do it until the S, I system is entirely swept an ay. Signed, on behalf of w the Committee, JOSEPH JOaNSON, Chairman. THoMAs re WiseTans, Secretary. - Committee - Room, Upper a] George-street, Leicestor, October 30th, 1844. sI MINERS' MEETING IN ...
... save a public dinner to their indomitable friend and a vocate, W. P. Roberts, Esq., on Friday last, when upwards of eighty hardy sons of the mine sat down to an excellent repast, provided by the host and hostess of the Colliers' Arms Inn. Mr. Roberts, ...