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... DIRECTORS. Anderdon, Thomas Oliver, Gladstone, John, Esq., Stock- Esq., Q.C., Lincoln's-inn. well Lodge. Burmester, John, Esq., Lin- Hall, Frederick James, Esq., coin's-inn. Lincoln's-inn. Brook, George Henry, Esq., Harrison, Thomas, Esq., 'Wal- King's ...
... Orders in Insolvency : James Brown, Deal, at 11—Joseph Smith Moody, East Hampstead, at 11—William Tapley, Regent-street, at 11— Thomas Banting, Thornham, Norfolk, at half-past 11—Abraham Batson, Spencer-street, Clerkenwell, at half-past 11— E. S. Trebey, W ...
... v. Hargreaves. BANKRUPTCY COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET. Before Mr. Commissioner EvAxs.—J. H. Pinneal ; interim order at 11—W. Hardy, Norwich, publican; interim order at 11 —John Shitler, Haylin, Hunts, victualler; final order at halfpast I—Sophia Smith, ...
... .. Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and The Liverpool and Man trict Baok. lilshire. • Messrs. Kewney and Kb Messrs. Hardy, Walk • • • • Hardy. • • • .. Messrs. Garfit, Clay pons • • . Messrs. Henry and Thos. '• • Becket and Co. b N. 411 44411 ...
... bar of the Tagus, and to station life boats at Roo das Areas and Trafario, completed with the necessary gear and manned with hardy fishermen. These measures were to be adopted as soon as the weather would permit. The buoys had been obtained from this country ...
... and Co. • Jones, Loyd, and Co. The Liverpool and Manchester Dmict Bank. 'Messrs. Kewney and King. • Ms. Hardy, Waikington, and Hardy. • • • • .. Messrs. Guilt, Clay pons and Co. Messrs. Henry and Thos. (lee and Co. 41 1 / Nor ..Messrs. Becket ...
... And Co. The Liverpool and Manchester District Bank. Grantham, Lincoln.shire..Messrs. Kewney and King. Messrs. Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy. Messrs. Garin, Claypons, and Co. Messrs. Henry and Thos. Gee and Co. Messrs. Beckett and Co. -- - _ NOTTINGHAM ...
... Messrs. Crocus and Harris, Stroud; official assignee, Mr. I Groom, Abchutch-lane. plating an alteration in the corn laws. I Thomas Edwards, Llansaintfraid, Montgomeryshire, surgeon, In case any change is made i t i s the p revailin g ?p inion some equivalent ...
... the course of his remarks he condemned the present Canada Corn Bill as highly injurious Ito the interesr.4 of the cogairy. Thomas Crofton, Esq., tenant-farmer, seconded the motion. Carried Item. con. W. L. Wharton, Esq., then read the following letter ...
... 14 By THOMAS MOORE. Medium Bvo., with 13 steel Plates, 218.; bound in morocco, 355.; with India proof Plates, 425. 102. MOORE'S LALLK — ROOKH. Fcp. Bvo., with Westall's Plates, 10s. 6d.; bound in morocco, 148.• 103. RISIT MF.LODIES. By THOMAS MOORE. ...
... Esq. Alexander Greig, Esq., John Grant, Esq., William Hughes Hughes, Esq., Thomas Hagger, Esq., J. Douglass Hopkins, Esq., James 'Morrison, Esq., Robert Rising, Esq., Thomas Sharp, Esq., William Shaw, Esq., John Wheelton, Esq., T. Foveaux Weiss, Esq ...
... Leghorn—John Callan and Exile from Marseiiles—Julia. from Cadiz, at Cove. Sailed.—The Favourite for Barbadoes—Gwalier from Bombay —Thomas Worthington for Trinidad—Union for Rio Grande —Montreal, Scotland, St. Cloud, Tyrone, for New Orleans. JAN. 19. Arrived.—The ...