... cycle agent., Amos Lord, Lark-5treet, Bnrnley, cotton-cloth salesman. Jchn Haworth, lately Stockton-road, C'horlton- coin-Hardy, and Bengal-strcet, Ancoats. Man-i chester, braid, lace. and cord rnanufacturor. I ADJUDiCAKTIONS IN BANKBRliPTCY. I Amos Lord ...

... Corn merobanI. Cooper, Benlamin. Commercial street, Rnott Mill, Man- cheater, yarn and c;olh ageat &Rd velvet cutter, Dailey, Thomas W., Stapleford, NoAR, j guer and builder. Edwards, 0. GoVnOWAy, Commercial eWreet, Newiown, Newport, grocer, Foster, J., Boundary ...

... Robert M'Kean, J.P.; James Brown J.P.; John A. Quinn, Isaac, Kydd, John Mullan, Robert M-Kee. Thomas Jenkinsou, James Hammond, John Richardson, William Hardy, William Patterson, Robert Mulligan, W. ci. Gilpin, Robert Kelly, John Bell, Patrick Bradley, ...

... Qlips Queen s, Harland, Gothenbulrg, general; Winga. Rohbbaeg. West Hartte pool, ballast. August 4.-Sailed: Ki:iiogworth s, HardY, London, coals; St. Fergus s, Charleson, Middiesbrougis, bunkers : Kirkstall s, Hoseason, Ports- mouth, Ellington s, Reed. ...

... aold for £2i ls and £:24 respsctively: and the third, shown by Mr Blenkbara, IKendal, for L22 SS; others, to £21 6s, Mr Bell, Thomae Close; e. 20 17 Id, fir Pears, Stockdaleoath g.°20 s Id. Low MToor; £ N20 15, Mr Thompson, Rendal, and Scales Hell, Kircooswald; ...

... Bryant & IKing), St Thomas Strett, Southwark, London, tanner and leather merchant. Herbert Charles Drink-ater, Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea, Middlesex. Jacob S. Gates, Eastcheap, London, provision merchant. Win. Kemp (tradirg as Thomas Kemp & Sons), Spital ...

... manufaeturerf, John Hinton, lately Smithfield street, Birminghlam, now High street BromilgroVe, musical instrument dealer. Thomas Close, Wood ;look, Calverley-cum-Farlley, farm labourer, formerly Bramley, Leeds, both Yorkshire, farmer and shopkeeper. Benjamin ...

... -- P I ARoTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. :he In7astnight's Carette.) Lde he Thomas Taylor and Thomas Woodcock, trading ult as Taylor and Woodcck-, 25, Cheapside, ive Barnsley, butchers. ich T'homas Lidbetter and W. Ef. Longmcaid, trading a as Lidbetter and Longmaid ...

... YESTERDAY'S NOMINATIONS. and wales. Ajtolesit.—lB,o93 voters. Thomas P. Lewis (L). Morgan Uayd (,LU). Liberal majority 1886, JO6. —10,1*42 Vetera. r. J. Pattou iL). Sir G. Buaaell (C). Conservative unopposed ia 1886. ToUll- - KoUiaci (LC). Liberal Unionist ...

... Grant, 119 Marchneont Road, Edinburgh, ?? be examined in the Bankruptcy Court, (rMin- ' burgh, 6th March, at two o'clock. Thomas Dewar, house agent, 51 Hanover Street,, Edinburgh-to be exaemined in the Bankruptcy Court, Edinburgh, 6th March. ! 5 Alexander ...

... furnmture'.,-,..r. is Thomas Dadies. late Holly Bush Inn. nu c'cr w Station House, both Llanffhiangel, ?? assistant coal merchant, formerly -,%4 !g licensed victualler, and coal merchant. ILI Mchard Butt. King.,treet, Cambridge, bakcr. 2o Thomas David Clarke, ...

... I OSC DUDLEY. PTA Yesterday, at the Dudley Police Court baf.ey D. Howat, G. Williscroft, T. -V. Cro(k, and C. eW'.. I ?? Thomas Clarke., lately ilder and ce'ntit of Hantey, was charged nnder the 3ank ur tr being an undischarged bank-rapt hc C~ tan u> ...