... Little, Hobert, Jarrow-on-Tyne, Durham, contractor, April 18, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. t PARTN ERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a Thomas Chard, Edwin Chard, and Thomas Turner Chard, I Barr-satreet, Bristol, ?? Towill and Frances i Rebecca Knig ton Towill, Paulton, Somersetshire ...

... Stevens (ox-chairman), W. Thomas, . . Wintle, B. . f- Champion, E. Follnell, J. Conlthard, E. 0. Lvrymer, R. ' LE Ca Stephens, W.:Bennett, W. Pearce, S.- E. Long, Mt. H. .o Clark, C. -Penn, F. Snary, G; Th'mas, J. E. Thomas, F. Clarke, W. H. Bennett, ...

... le Hatherley, W, H. Bennett, George Grant, Charles Perrin is R. G. Moon, A. W. Pillies, W. Thomas, B. Ga. Lorytner, G. M. Eager H. Symes, GA. Scrase, George Thomas, IV. Stovenqs, R. M. Dntson, T. W, Duffett, H. Mundy, and T.iDny. The clerk's weekly statement ...

... Messrs. W., Taylor, D. P. 1e5n Belfield, Bees, G. Morris, Williamsv, R. Tyler, Willk, ol, Pearce'XWlntle, Scott, W~ithare, Thomas, Plum, Levy, and gor- Gay. The weekly statement of relief elhowed that the la-number of indoor poor for the year ending 28;h ...

... Taylor, ?? Pullin, Geo. Grant W. Pearce, Ces.; Penn, B. G. Moon, T. Brookes, W. Thomas, R. C. Stephens, E. G. Lorymer, S. B. Alsop, Geo. Pearson', W. Rink; George Thomas, Francis G. Barnett W. Stevens, T. . Tilly, R. Mundy, J. H. Lockley and WmVm. Randall ...

... 2o0, G 3 Kenvyn and Co, Bacon, 21S1 boxes, Spear Brothers and Clark; 23, Gardner, Thomas, aind Co ; 127, XV Titley and Sons; 10, S London aid kPniis ; ES, Pullin, Thomas, and Sladc: 20,S l~es:* 51, John White and Co; 62,11 Hi aLd S Ba 1igett and Cc ; 1'0 ...

... ANGEME!NT. Lngg, William. Bialey, Cloucossersbire, tiler and plasterer. Morris, Thomas, Columbia-street, Gloucester, innse a, |Turner, Willham; Busby; Jones, John Eraest; and Thomas, Charles, Park-street, Bristel, tailors and undertakers. Wintle John, Comm ...

... 100 bril sugar; Speller asd Co 487 bris sugar; -Davies and Co,, 67 bales N leather; J.L lradsbaw,1198 sks flour; Gardner, Thomas, YC and Co ,516 bls chtese, Austie Cross, and Co, 200 pails lard; A. Dunn and Co.,: 200 pabs lard* W. Windsor, 7iftrcs C beef; ...

... (hmea, hear). Mr. Thomas thought that ten o'eleekf was too late n n hour for the boys torseltur to the Home at night. Mr. ?? said that thel obligation was that they should not be out later thai ten, but lie quite agreed with Mr. Thomae s that the hour was ...

... Duffett, Withers, hin Lorymer. Stcllpens, Madden, Gay, Ring, Levy, Ilarnett, red Vowles, Folhwell, Williams, Pearce, Tricks, Thomas, and Dr. Dew. Mr. Miss Kitte Pearsc, assistalit to thie matron of Langport Union Workhouse, wvas appointed assistant matron ...

... joiner. Cbalces E. Coekson, CobriRgo Stafford, earthenwvare maulHR facturer. Sarah Cabbins, Birkenieadl, widow. Elizabeth Hardy, late of Dolobran-road, Birmingham, publican. Charles Tandy, Luckington, Wilts, innkeeper. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Chaidrles ...

... Psyche, Cardiff; at Pernambuco rl Hesperia, Newport-Jane Maria, Cardiff; at Biahia, . Cort Adler, St. John, Ethel, Hardi, Cardiff; at S5 _ Thomas, Zephyr, Agnon, Cardiff-Dagomar, Newport j at Demerara, Dora, Bristol; at Savannah, Savannah, Bristol; at Gibraltar ...