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... Liverpool Dlatrict Court of Bankruptcy. Sol. Mr. Kaye, Liverpool; official aasignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Pet. May 9. COWGILL Thomas, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, June 4 and 25, at 11. the Leeda District Court of Bankruptcy. Sols. Messrs Lees A Humble, Bradford ...
... Waktefield, Vicar of Curdworth, Birmingham B Rev. R. Skipsey, Irtounbent of St. Thomas's, Biehopwearinoulit B R1ev. 1I. Sprlgg. Kingsey, Thame, Oxon B afford. Rev. J. Hardy. Incoembent of Lea, Cloucestershire B3 R1ev. W, Coodwin, Maryborough, Queen's County ...
... Cheapside, by J. C. Hardy; Clerkenwell, by Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, , bt y Wm. Edwards; Hoxton (St. John's), by Thomas Hall ; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Raker; Hol- born, by WILLIAM DIXON, and Thomas Paris; ?? Islington ...
... by J. C. Hardy.; Clemikenwell, by u- Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, et by Wm. Edwards; Hoiton (St. John's), by it. Thomas Hall; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, in Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Baker; Hal- born, by WILLSI DIxoN, and Thomas Paris ; ...
... 'Covent Garden, by Richard Burnet; I not Cheapside, by J. C. Hardy;. Clerkenwell, by solN- Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, 'yet by Wm. Edwards; Hoxton (St. John's), by. oint. Thomas Hall; Hoxton, by Williani 'Fontaine,I ig in Rev. E. Vaughan, ...
... for trial, two others were charged before the jury, but they were acquitted. Courageous Conduct of a Clergyman.— As the Rev. Thomas Bull, of Corby, was driving between Harborough and Farndon on Tuesday evening last, he observed in a field adjoining the road ...
... ioned dwelling-houses, an ir as the same are now in the several occupations of Messrs. Cc L- Joshua Wood, 'thomas Pratt, James Thornton, Thomas Booth, pa Al and Mirs. Mannalh Bateman; together with an excellent garden ar 10 adjoining on the %wept to the ...
... Messrs. Learoyd'a faotoriea the aame afternoon, and was convicted in tbe penalty of Is. and Os. costs. Damaging Underwood.—Thomas Walker and George Swift were charged before tbe magistrates at the Guildhall, on Tuesdsy, with damaging some underwood to ...
... and GLASS, TABLIA. cini BE~D LINEN, ex- s a'c celled Culinary Utensils, an-I other ?? Property acid EI~ects. - ?? - Messirs. HARDI)WICK bsg to annoiidnce, thilt thpy are bonoulreid I with Inmcruetions it'- mn the axvcnctur.s or the 11010 Jiihui Wiir. LO ...