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... on Monday, • & '4tt tbe evening, to Audit the Accounts of the i** 1 * onsider the propriety of altering the Annual ! °ftf proprietors to the News-room, and on general ?? By order of the Committee, JOHN OUTIIWAITE, Chairman. ISAAC WRIGHT, Treasurer. , j^d! 23rd, IS*6. t^T^TTTHIRSK RAILWAY COMPANY. ' r% H r REBY GIVEN, that an Extraordinary SPE- '■Ti i GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of ! tt ...

... BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. GEORGE AUGUSTUS ABSALOM, Fortsea, victualler SAMUEL EVENS, Blaekrod and Aspul, Lancashire, cotton spinner WILLIAM JOHN IDENDEN, Salmon's lane, Limehouse, tail - r JOHN HENRY BANKS, Gnat Newport street, engraver BANKRUPTS. THOMAS REDFORD, Croydon common, baker, to sur. April 24. half-past 12, May 29, at 11, at the Bankrupts* court. Sols Messrs Russell and Mackenzie, High ...