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... Victim the Musical Taste op thb Public. —Mr. J. Wcbbe, music dealer, of Ramsgate, applied on Friday for bis certificate. The bankrupt’s debts were small, about £450, chiefly incurred the expense giving eonoerts at Ramsgate during the season. The principal ...
... FRIDAY, DEC. 21 Bankrupts.— Henry Smith, jun., South Ockenden, Essex, fafmer John William Jackson, Colchester, coal merchant—Benjan ,j Rrock, Ixvrorth, Suffolk, tailor. A Strange History of a Lunatic. bout three years ago, a man, 35 years of age, of weak ...
... Gibson advocated the principle ef the depend- ing on themselves, Was this justice towards our celonies —first, to make them bankrupts, aud then te turn round on the eolonists and ask them to defend themselves ? Mr, Milner Gibson’s poliey would dismember our ...
... LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Bankrupts.—H. E. Tuck, Marylebonr, milliorr. J. Dixon. Liverpool, grocer. W. Pauling, Holyhead, hotel* keeper. From the LONDON GAZETTE Tueeda*. Jan. I E. Bel), Lambetb-walk. grocer. Z. Stafford, Notlincham, innkeeper. Fisher, Tattoo ...
... it but right toward* tbe insolvent, well the public, to make it so The day was appointed for the last examination of the bankrupt. and no op|>o«ition was offered either tbe trade assignees of Mr. Plennel, or the official assignees. bo'h of whom were satisfied ...
... Stuart, vice Noble, promoted. FRIDAY, Dac. 28. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. H. Hill, Prospect-place, Old Kent-road, coach broker. BANKRUPTS. H. Smith, jun., South Ockendon. Essex, farmer. J. W. Jackson, Colchester, Essex, coal merchant. B. Brook, Ixworth, Suffolk ...
... took effect, and the old man fell. Hs died a few hours after, —JeicUh Chronicle. [JAN. 8 LONDON GAZETTES. TUESDAY, JAN. 1. Bankrupts. —Edward Bell, Lambeth walk, procer Zaccheus Stafford, Nottingham, innkeeper—Joseph Fisher, Yatton, Somersetshire money ...
... any fault of his that he came there, and that he approved of his conduct in the matter. —~ re = = FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTS. Tuesoay, Jan. 1. E. Beir, Lambeth-walk, grocer. Z. Starrorn, Notting- ham, innkeeper, —J. Fisner, Yatton, Somersetshire ...
... utensils, belonging to the business of grocer, tea dealer, cheesemonger, he. order of the assignees of Mr. Francis Golding, bankrupt. Parade, Tunbridge Wells. The goods will view the day prevtooe and mornings of sale, which will commence each day 11 o'clock ...
... FRIDAY, JAN. II Bankrupts.— George Trotter, Glocestcr, coachmakcr-John Stead, Melcombe Regis, grocer—John Matthews and John Martin. Chichesterplace, King’s-cross, drapers—John Stukes, Exeter, innkeeper—Henry James Hinxman, Bury, Lancashire, apothecary—William ...
... yard. Lot that valuable FREEHOLD BU&INESS PREMISES, adjoining the iast-menlioned estate, lately in the occupation of tlie bankrupt, but now of the assignees, of the estimated annual rental of £4O. Consisting of a good front storeroom, and front private ...
... and utensils, belonging the business of grocer, tea dealer, cheesemonger, &c. order of the assignees of Mr. Franc Golding, bankrupt. Parade, Tunbridge Wells. The goods will on view the day previous ami morning* of sale, which will commence each day at II ...