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... BANKRUPTS. Notice of Adjodioatiom and First Meeting: Creditors. From Friday’s London Gaztlle, Jan. 28. To Surrender under the Bankruptcy Act of 1H69. H. Toy, Birmingham, brassfounder, February 18, Birmingham. From Tuesday’s London Gazette, Feb. I. E. ...
... BANKRUPTS. Notioe of Adjudication* ud Pint Meeting of Ctaditon From Friday'* London Gazette, Deo. It G. Kent, Gloucester, baker, Deo. 27, Glonae*tef.— D. Rvall, Milborne Port, SomeneUhire, fell monger, Dee. 28; T. Smith, Stroud, railway atation matter ...
... BANKRUPTS. Notioe of Adjudications and First Mseting Creditor*. Prom Friday's London Gazette, 18. T. H. Smith, Gloucester, commercial traTeller, Oct. SI, at Gloa* CMtar.—J. W. Edmonds, Cheltenham, market gardener, Oct. S», at Cheltenham.—W. Wyatt, Bo ...
... BANKRUPTS. To Surrender under the Bankruptcy Act of 1869, From Friday’s Gazette, July 12: —William Archer Redmond, Warwick-street, Ecdeston-square, Pimlico, gentleman, member of Parliament. Wiliam GwytLer Willey, Jobe Grooms Kimpton, and Daniel WbiUhouse ...
... BANKRUPTS. Notioe o( Adjudications and First Meeting Ciediton. From Friday's London Gazette, Sept. 3. T C; Cla'k Gloace«ter, bnitder, Sept. 18. Gloucester J. Pritchard, Bristol, botcher, Sept. 13 ; J. Wal«h, Swansea, agent, Sept. 13 ; W. Yeo, Swansea ...
... BANKRUPTS. (From the London Gazette of Tufsday, July 17.J Job William Mears, Croydon, chemist John and Charles Ellis, Brixton, builders William Wood, South Hackney, grocer George Wild, Oxford Street, grocer Thomas Kerley, sen.. Itchen Ferry, Hampshire ...
... BANKRUPT George Widdows, builder and decorator, of Truroville, Langdon-road, Cbel tenham, ho# been adjudged bankrupt. ...
... BANKRUPT He said that the club was bankrupt, and that he had been covering up, hut refused to say for whom or what. An extraordinary committee meeting was held and Nurden was called upon to explain the deficiencies discovered. Mr. Meadows. in c ...
... BANKRUPTS. To Surrender under the Bankruptcy Act of 1869. From Friday’s Ouzette, May 18 :—Caleb H. Barret, Chippenbam, Wilts, importer of Oriental goods.—William T Gray, Branstonstreet, Birmingham, brick manufacturer—James T. Curtis, Welsh Back, Bristol ...
... BANKRUPTS. Fat.i.es; Jars 14. A. Wickens and A. Palmer, Mark-lane, City, and Seymourstreet, Deptford, manufacturers of Ivory black and sacharra.--41. 11. tiohaou, Upper Cround-street, Illackfriars-road, pump manufacturer. -J. PLitnaner, Carpeuter's-Imildinp ...
... BANKRUPTS. From Friday's London Gazette, Oct. 4. Thomas Horatio Joluet, Farringdon-street, fruit ulesram (Mil Nor. It, Baainghall street. Atts. Sharp and Os. Derauhirt-txiK Marylebone. Gkorge: Little, Holborn-hars, and Common, road, Pcckham, maker of ...
... BANKRUPTS. To Surrender under the Bankruptcy Act of 1869. From Friday's Gazette, October *27: —C. William*, farmer. Lower Portou-farm, Monmouthshire.—J. Bettridge, tihb salesman, George-street, Newport. From Tuesday's Gazette, October I :—J. W. Terry ...