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... merchant, COOPers- row, foreman. a Mr Andrew Ewing Byrne, merchant, Tower-buildlngs of *F. William Cusack, corn merchant, Drury-lane. aa ir. John Campbell, merchant, Liverpool and Loalon or Chambers. ae Mr. Rilicd. Cornelius, corn merchant, Brunswlckstreat ...
... Object with the ec~ ni nwer to further inquiries, he salted wasroos' V n Wnillilam Crosfield,I his office being At 10. Drury-lane, and his resddence at 21 KensIngton. Even this full name and particular i as did not satisfythoesexating assistant, and ...
... ClharleH Steart, Water-street ?? ?? lcy WValsh. No, (t -CASTLI-STREET WARD. Castle-streot, Lower.. Williamn Mosop Keen. Drury-lane . rho.. nas Hlenry Penrso. Wat:r-street ?? drck P. W. Caulpiucll. No. 7.-ST. P'i'ETE'S WARD. Cable-8trcet ?? dward liek ...
... Falloon, Mr. Samuel Martin, Mr. Charles Groves; also by Mr. Cleaver, treA. surer, 14, Clayton-square, and Mr. Edward Paul, 2, Drury-lane, joint secretary. ...
... of creditors under the failure of G. D. F. Black and Albert S. Pearson, who carried on business as com- mission agents in Drury-lane. Mr. Etty and Mr. Car- t ruthers appeared for the creditors. The joint debts are m about £700, and the cause of the bankruptcy ...
... the bankrupt's expense, to the let November. IN RE BLACK, PEARSON, AND CO.-These bank- i rupte were commission agents, in Drury-lane. Thei joint indebtedness was o998. an asosets £1032, ;OnsiSting of good, doubtful, and bad debts L £1020, and property given ...
... came by his death a few weeks since in London from the over- turningof a cab en route to attend a Fenian gather- Ing in Drury-lane, and whose funeral wsattltendel by such an enormous concourse of the Irsh Loc- donera. The source from which this etaternert ...