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... when it is known that tie Fin5 he ci Committee have lately granted a lease of 75 yearS ad of land in Water-street, corer of Drury-lane, al the ,b rate of i, poundv per SQUOTO yard. ed Ducisy or LANCASTER, JAN. 30.-The Queen has this ed day been pleased to ...
... fortnight THE AFFAIRS OF IL J. FTHOOTE AN- ) COMPANY. The debtors,- Michael James Heathcote and Peter White, of No. 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, lately trading as M. J. Heathcote and Co., corn dealers, were called upon for nublic examination. The statement ...
... 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 ...
... Jamnes Walker .iin5 0 Couerdera. tet ?? Mary Dodd jI abel1t Cable-street ?? Anne lenrdngt4n.:E ?? ?? WilsonR Jugl 118 Drury-lane . lchardParlsh. ?? Eldon-street ?? H Henry BrigRs ?? a ?? Falkter-street Thomns JoWalksJ ::JcbO .olrtwid Forrest-etreet ...
... 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 ...
... and costs Sunday trading.J. H. celsion, Dexter-street, Edge-fill, Sunday trading, was fned 2Ds. adand costs.-ame Field, Drury-lane, Brunswick-street, for Sunday trading, was fined los and ?? NM'Sheery Dublin-street, for Sundaytrading, lOs. and. ?? Mooney ...
... avng quite £2000. In 1893 his father died, I leasing him £1000. He and his brother thnonn re-commenced the btusiness in Drury-lane, Liver- pool. The partnership was dissolved in 1u96, his brother retiring without drawing anything t out, and he carried ...
... tailor in Postoffiooeplac- -.was adjourned to the 2Mth instant. Ix an JBuOn R. Owme.-This bankrupt was a corn factor In Drury-lane.-Mr. Yates said he appeared for creditors. The trustee, Mr. Boland, was the represantative of the majority in value of the ...
... on DMonday, wvith the wilful murder of I George Green, w homn he ihad stabbed on Saturday a night in Sheltion-st;reet, Drury-lane. London, whlisti u nder the indluence of liquor. The urisoner, whbo a whxven arrested had declared that he w-as tired of ...
... Messrs. Loclkett, applied for the die- charge of these debtors, Michael James Heathoote and Peter White, corn merchants, Drury-lane. Idr. F. Smith opposed on behalf of the creditors. The official receiver's report showed that the debtors failed on the ...
... broker, Hackin'sXhey, Foreman. Mr. Christopher Bell, wine merchant, moor-street. Mr. Jlodgson Bigland, communsion nmerchant, Drury-lane. Mr. John Broadbent, merchant, Tower-butldings Went. Mr. Edward Clark, seed merchant, Parr-atreet. Mr. Thomas Irvine, s ...