... BANKRUPTS. Joseph Abraham Cox, of the Catherine Wheel, Unionstreet, Southwark, licensed victualler. - Thomas Harris, John-strcct, Amcrica-squarc, merchant.—William Hawker, College-street, Dowgatc-hill, London, carman. James Brown, Fowey, Cornwall, draper ...

... forks, and razors, pianoforte keys, suulf-boses, and various other sr» tides.—Sealed 25tk January—Six months for inrolment. Thomas Ailkrn, of Chadderton, Lancaater, nranufacturer, for c nain improvements in the machinery or apparatus for drawing cotton ...

... dividends. Thomas M'Donnell. Pall mall, boot mqlcgr. March 17. James Man, Itiickhill lane. Upper Thames street, wholesale ironmonger and copper nail manufacturer, March 17. —William Venning, late of Milk street, but now of Gutter lane, Cheapside. si k ...

... OAZBTTK. I'i 'ulaij, April 21 DKCI.ARATION INSOLVENCV. Paul. (J-.r Rrim* street, Hanover square, surgical iii.s;ru:a ...

... Joseph Puller was charged with stealing two lambs, the property of Thomas Tliacklhwaite, at tlie parish ol Fulmer. Mr. Power appeared for tire prosecution: the prisoner was unde ended. Thomas Tharkthwaite deposed that he resided at Fulmer that lost two lambs; ...

... Staffordshire, brewer Henry Dartnell, Cam, Gloucestershire, clothier Benjamin Dickenson, Leamington priors, Warwickshire, banker Thomas Scudamore, Birmingham, chemist Charles Daft, Great Bridge, Tipton, Stafford shire, timber dealer and builder. DIVIDENDS. J ...

... bankrupts. William Smith and Josiah Smith, Hatton garden, and Edin burgh, cabinet makers and mahogany merchants Thomas Brown and Thomas Brown, jun. Mansell street, Goodman’s fields, plumbers, painters, ami glaziers William Hauer, Oxford street, lacemau ...

... early maturity appropriate (or autumn stockingthe more proiiuclive and nutritive kinds lor general feeding, ami the more hardy varieties for spring and late consum 1 ion. AGRICULTURE REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE [prom the mark lane express.] Effects op ...

... Aylesbury, Mr. Ilownslow, Miss Fanny Bailey. At the Superintendent Registrar's office, AylesWv on Wednesday the 30lh ult., Mr. Thomas 11. lIowU.Il to Miss Caroline Figgott, both of Haddenhatn. * At Kllesborough, Bucks, Frederic Gunning, Lsn barrisler-al-law ...

... Mount Albion. Ramsgate, Kent, and Norwood, Surrey,board ing house keeper James Moore, 1 Old Bond street. Middlesex, hatter Thomas Taylor, aud Elisha Taylor, Kawmarsh, Yorkshire, earthenware manufacturers John Rollason, As ton, near Birmingham, roller of ...

... Sales —On Friday the 30th ull., the churchwardens of Great Bowden executed a dis tress for church-rates upon Messrs. John, Thomas, and Clarks. A piece of carpet, upwards of yards in length, seized. On the same day the Harhorough churchwardens entered the ...

... Liverpool, hat manufacturer, Jan. 9 Thomas Motfit, Liverpool, marble mason,Jau. Wm. George Jackson, Hartlepool, grocer, Jan. 8 Wm. liloxham, Abingdon street,merchaut, Jan. 12. Tuesday, Dec. 22. INSOLVENT. John Stick land. Thomas Powell Shaw, and Francis Mattock ...