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... temporary rank Charles Efwin Harvey, vice Clerke; Robert William Doff, vice Rice; George Philips, vice Fowler, promoted. BANKRUPTS. Frederick Young, cheesemonger, North Place, Kings- land Road. Edwin Trent, draper, Sherborne. Dorsetshire. James Ginn, builder ...
... their subjects have had the opportunity of learning to relish horse flesh, by being placed in a state of siege. Perhaps the bankrupt Ministry may have an eye to selling off old cavalry stores. Perhaps the Berlin motive is that which has instigated our own ...
... be Second Lieutenant; Cadet Charles Frederick Short to be Second Lieutenant; Cadet Francis Lean to be Second Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. Edward Pownall, shipowner, Ipswich. Ephraim Godbolt and George Godbolt, builders, College Place, King’s Road, Chelsea. Francis ...
... purchase of stock, . . 3,818 10 11 £869,607 2 National Debt Office, January 4,1861. ▲. G. Spearman, Comptroller-General. BANKRUPTS. son and Lancelot Rowlandson, fewd. •mhua, CrabiUgwMra. MM broker, King Edward Bead, TUDBllirO. - ;. George Fletcher Allmey ...
... CAPTAIN WARNER'S BANKRUPTCY. Thi« caie came op at the Coart of Bankruptcy on Friday, before Mr Commissioner Erans. The bankrupt is the inventor of a much talked of projectile. His accounts, as prepared by Messrs Harding and Pullein, extend from the Ist ...
... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Cox, chemist and druggist, Cambridge. Henry Gladwell Mortimer and James Mortimer, builders, Nayland, Suffolk. Edwin Hobbs, victualler, Brighton. William Bell Harrison, draper, Sunderland. Joseph Hinchsliffe Stevenson, miller, Sunderland ...
... BANKRUPT?. James Keele and Robert John Bisdee, merchants, Riches Court, Lime Street, City John Penfold, grocer, Marlborourgh Place, Old Kent Road. Peter Mnnchee, cabinet-manufacturer, Curtain Road, Shoreditch. Thomas Newell, horse-dealer, Rhos-ddn, M ...
... the systems, in fine, which beggared the lord without bettering the tenant and (reversing the poles of society) created bankrupt aristocracy and landed lazzarone. Such are the systems that are tumbling to the ground, not without the incidents of all ...
... prevented by compelling those entrusted with the affairs of bankrupts, to furnish the Stamp Office with certain per centage of the names of parties who, having had business transactions with the bankrupt, ought be in possession of the receipt-stamp. Failing ...
... Monday and Thursday Evenings in time for Post; with the GAZETTES of Tuesday and Friday, containing Army and Navy Promotions, Bankrupts. Ac., and ALL NEWS arriving in London op to the Hour of Post. EXPRESS EDITIONS ON ALL IMPORTANT OCCASIONS. Orders received ...
... Beatson, who exchanges. Unattached Brevet-Major Ferdinand White, C.8., from the Bth Foot, to be Major, without purchase. BANKRUPT?. James Tyars, farmer, Romford, Essex. Andrew Glass, baker, Queen's Road, Bayswater. Ann Walkden, carrier and shipowner, ...
... BANKRUPTS, William Hood, commission agent, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside. Richard Tredinnick, auctioneer. Threadneedle Street. Andrew Eve, turner, Charlotte Street, hitzroy Square. Charles Watt, baker, Southampton Street, Pentonville. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ...