... BANKRUPTS, &c. BANKRUPTS. W. Ellerton, Liverpool, eminuission merchant. J Royle and G. Hoyle, Liverpool, shipwrights. H. Tomlin, Cborlton-upon-Medleck, engineer. E. Bird, Rumworth, manufacturer of heald yarns. S. Shirley, Manchester, woollen cloth ma ...

... BANKRUPTS, &c. BANKRUPTS. W. IT. Gas, Steke•upon-Trent, porcelain mann- . . lecturer. A. Beverstock, Swansea, eommission agent. H. Bennett, Tredegar, draper and tea dealer. D. Davies, Troedyrhiew, Glamorganshire, grocer. J May, Sc. Helens, Lancashire ...

... BANKRUPTS, BANKRUPTS. H. Swanson, of dealer in brooms. J. and C. L. Windsor, Osweetry, agricultural machinists. J. Merlon. late of Manchester, milkseller. T. F. Parry, late of Mime, Lancashire. W. .Hatton, Newton, Cheshire, farmer. J. Atkinson, fdanch'ester ...

... BANKRUPTS, &c. BANKRUPTS. H. W. Le Butt, lAverpooL J. Rosier, Birkenhead, shopkeeper. J. N. Blake, Liverpool, commission agent. J. C. King, Liverpool, merchant. J. Lowe, Liverpool, licensed victualler. W. B. &oleo, Liverpool, comedian. W. J. Jackson, ...

... BANKRUPTS. [FROM TUBSDAT'S Andrew, P.. Mossley, cotton spinner. Andrew, W., Mossley, cotton spinner. Bosworth, J. J., Liverpool, bookkeeper. Brey, Leeds, china dealer. Brans, J. T., Stafford, oorn factor. Gibbs, G. P., Bzmouth, builder. I*tch, H., Cardiff ...

... BANKRUPTS. FRIDAY'S SARMTTR) BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Child, George Edmund, South wold, Suffolk, ironfounder. Curling, Henry Onslow, Porches terterraoe, Bays water, attorney-atlaw. Sharpies, Hugh, late Wigaa, draper. Cropper, Jonathan, Rochdale, boerseller ...

... BANKRUPTS. Ads me. W, Warden road, Ks'.lsh Town, carpenter. Alaswuitb, Char lev. Much Maicie, HrrefurUihlre, out of baslnesv iwoitraa, nuusm. wiieiierustn, rainier. Eitfiop, Jes. 3., Klegstuo. Hanip*blie, Umber dealer Blade*. K. Bert 8,, H ...

... Bankrupt But Mr Mulholland says: We noticed in the personal column of a newspaper that someone was advertising to contact former tenants at Albert Dock, who had been made bankrupt. When we saw that we instructed our solicitors, but to date there has ...

... Bankrupt Lee and Haddock astutely went bankrupt. and Dickens had to start proceedings over again with their receivers. It became complicated either to discover or re2!ise the assets of the firm. Eventually Dickens had to give up the case, and bear the ...

... bankrupt, ORDER or THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE, —RE J. ALLEN, & To FABMEEB, OBAZIBRB, CATTLE DEALERS, and Others. Messes, gaskiil & weight hare received Instructions BELL ATJCTIOW, Tomorrow (Thursday), tha 28»h Instant, at Twelve o clock, on the Fremisee, Bank ...

... BANKRUPTS. Attneave, Henry, LeatberseUers'-bnildiogs, Londonwall, tailor. Allen, Thomas, Harrow-road, Paddington, horse dealer. Allen, George, and Eli Allen, Pilkington, dyere. Armstrong, Benjamin, Wolverhampton, bootmaker. Blades, T. C., Lothian-road ...

... Bankrupt It was based on the design of La Haye Sainte farmhouse on the battlefields of Waterloo after which the town is named. However, Mr Potter went bankrupt following the Opium Wars with China and the building was unfinished. The Grade II listed building ...