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... LAW a: In the Bankruptcy Court, Mr. James applied to Mr. Commissioner Fane, to re-co. sider his judgment in the ! I lse of Chappelow, a bankrupt, whose bankruptcy had been adjourned sine die. The bankrupt had been connected with the 'Talacre Coal and Iron ...
... Elwell, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, iron founder,•May -23 • at eleven, at the Court, Birmiug 'ham. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. W. Chappelow,, jun. Jermyn-street, St. James's, saddler, second dividend, Is. Bd., on Tuesday, May 2, and two subsequent Mondays, between ...
... been delivering- lectures against the Corn-laws to the tenantry of the Duke. of Cleveland ; and his correspondence with his Grace will not have been forgotten.) Among the Cleveland agriculturists the system of bondage very generally obtains—as in the adjoining ...
... the distinguished honour of pilotin Prince Albert in the royal yacht b iu ri g M u ce s a t rj3stY 4 tem her last. PERSONAL GRACES.—The countenance is rendered additionally pleasing by th e well-firranged curl, th braided plait, or the flowing tress. I ...
... prove that a sum of 30,0001., which ought to have appeared in his schedule, was omitted. He (fir. Cooke) appeared for Mr. Chappelow and Messrs. Handyside and Taylor. The deed of the Company was, he believed, in Ireland; at all events he had it not in Court ...
... Bell, Madras and Calcutta; H.M.S. Alba- LIVERPOOL, JUNE 30.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.—Arrd. Wanderer, Dickenson, St. Domingo ; Grace, Eyrie, Antigua; Alice, Ashford, Barbadoes ; Jane Blain, Rea, Savannah; Rhode Island, Washington, Charleston; Compton, Chapman ...
... as om i t t e d. H e (Mr. C oo k e ) a pp eare d f or Mr. The ratifications o f thi s treaty , if as f avoura b le to our Chappelow and Messrs. Handyside and Taylor. Th e interests as anticipated, will b e one o f t h e most importdeed of th e C om p an ...
... atmosphere of this Court TI COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Oct. 27.. I which deprives foreigners of their Faiglish very soon. 1 WILLIAM CHAPPELOW-THE TA.LACRE COAL these are no use at all-the numbering won't do, and Mr. Stringer, Denzell-street, Clare-market. you promised ...