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... From the LONDON GAZETTE Aug. 8. BANKRUPTS. John Firth, of Sowerby, Halifax, Yorkshire, corn-fadbr August 27, zS, and September 19, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, HaliUx. Attorney, Mr. W. Hall, Halifax John Phillips, late of Walcot, Somersetshire, baker Au ...
... Li. nunant- Colonel. * ?? ■*- BANRUPTCY ENLARGE©. A Aug.^s?o l S V e a pt: 2 0 /. Stamford ' Linco - n - «*•***, from BANKRUPTS. James Middlewood of Manchester, fruiterer, to stirrer, er Aug. 26, 27, and Sept. 22, at eleven, at the Star Inn vir n _Ui ...
... case; Gold Watches, Stock of Muslins, Beads, Buttons. Vuiltings, and other ElFcds, of Air. ARNOLD OCCARSSEN, Merchant, 4 a Bankrupt, Removed from his late Dwelling House, at Sommers-Town, , . for convenience of Sale. I The fu f_it uie consists of handsome ...
... LAW- ItSTELLIQENCE. LINCrOXN's INN F-tAtL. Aug. ii. ' Before the Loro Chancellor. tn the course of discussing several of the Bankrupt Petitions, his Lordship extremely lamented the gross perjury and wickedness that appeared in the pro- ceedings. He said, ...
... had been ap- pointed assignee of the estate and effects of an insol- vent person of the name of Fox, who had been made a bankrupt. Fox was possessed of some land ad- joining the farm occupied by the defendant. It had been represented to Mr. Wilkinson ...
... Sun-street, London, florist and ostrich tenner manufacturer. -•■»*«■_- James Crosby, of Oxford-street. Middlesex, mercer. BANKRUPTS. Michael Kelly, of Camrien-row, Middlesex, warehouse- man, t* Aug. 25, at eleven, Sept. s ,i6> at twelve, at Guildhall London ...
... Arnold Occarssen, formerly of Fenchurch-street, London, merchant, to surrender Sept. 15, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonuon. BANKRUPTS. John Wood and Joseph VV cod, of Wcdnesburv, Stafford- shire, Rnn-lotk-mal^ers, to surrender August 29, 31, and Sept. 29 ...
... ano-forte in a ma>**gany casJ, by Nicholson, two Bales of leathers, and other valuable* E. Vi 1 . J?°' BOWDIG E. Merchant, a Bankrupt, h J .1. ?? to,iS,:>tS ot * ?? four-post and tent -o..er±seS ?? 8 ?? . b * : - ,:ke ts. quilrs, and countc-r- ?? ?? „ T/nd ...
... London, iiierchaiit, from August 22 to 29. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Morris, of Manchester, cottoii-iiianufaclurer. BANKRUPTS. » Samuel French, the younger, l_t_ of Hertford, mealman. to surrender Aug. 25, Sept. 28, and Oct. 3, at Guild- hall, London ...
... Hamblin, midshipman, wounded. Tygress. Anthony Judd, seaman, slightly wounded. Mallaid. John Bucy, seaman, slightly wounded. BANKRUPTS James Mair, ?? umber, to surrender ?? 12, 19, and Oil. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edmund Walker, Serjeant's Inn ...
... thanks to the boat's crew who so ably seconded him. I am, &c. A. J. Gr-.tfiths. Capt. Wetnyts, Ws Majesty's Ship Unicorn. BANKRUPTS. George Riches, of Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouse- man, to surrender Sept. i, 19, and o ...
... with her, and the Chancellor a mere novice in the Bankrupt Laws* She was determined, in defiance ot them all, to keep about Sol. of tbe Bankrupt's property, which she had got into her hands. The Bankrupt, Rate, had lived at Canterbury, where he dealt in ...