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... stuff merchants, at the Court House, Leeds. May 15. — John Brown, Leeds, flax spinner, at the Commercial buildings, Leeds. May 16. — James Holdsworth, Bradford, worsted spin- ner, at the Court House, Bradford. May 25. — Thomas Brown Mimes and Robert Cowen ...
... BANKRUPTS. fFROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, MAY B.] DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. May 7-— Richard Legg, Finchley, Carpenter. May B.— Thomas Fitkin, jun., Turnham green, Omni- bus proprietor. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Robert Palmer, Reading, Berks, coal merchant ...
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... Land;—the narrative altogether very extraoidriiary, and preaentaa remarkable view of human nature, and what men, once civilized, may become. A very beautiful engraving of the town ot Macao, tlwTtorMguem settlement on the Canton river, gracca this number, as ...
... On Thursday an inquest was held at Aspull, near Wigan, before W. S. Rutter, Esq., coroner, on tbe bodies of John Bryant, aged 40. Jaa. Bryant, 19, bis son, David Hiisley, aged 19, and James Prescott, aged 17, who had been killed by an ei- Slosioo of foul ...
... current offers hini did not 1. whirh fie ore of ins friends would business TW Kosalte coll was not in.’iitiouu.l at prico, hut may be at to. I and Eiingo was almost a dead Inter till fix o'clock, wbru 14 to I was belted to Ruljdi did not the improve,nent ...
... of Hoxton Old Town, licensed vic- tualler, March 30 and May 4; solicitor, Mr. Geo. Ware, Blackman street, Southwark. Wm. Spencer, of Leamington, Warwickshire, brush manufacturer, April 6 and May 4; solicitor, Mr. Baylis, Devonshire square. TO SURRENDER ...
... BANKRUPTS. [FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FniDAY, MAY 28.] DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. May 28. — John Sugden, of Leeds, machine maker. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Algar, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, fishing merchant. BANKRUPTS. TO SURRENDER AT BASINGHALL STREET ...
... give them credit for that high antiquity to which they may with so much justice lay claim. The most reflective among them that have met, attribute their distinguishing mark to early Catholie times. may, therefore, surprise some to be told that the cross ...
... ordination to become minister of the English Church; and this may account for the low state of theological learning, and the great prevalence of fanaticism amongst the clergy of this establishment. We may hope that this alteration at head quarters will gradually'work ...
... near at hand to prove— (Here Boz gave a funny Sam Weller sort of look out of one eye half round at his wife, who sat behind Bryant, and laughed ; she blushed, hid her face in her handkerchief, aud laugh- ed ; Mis* Sedgwick, who sat next to her, laughed ...
... Cheuiist for May and June. Londoo; R. Hastings. As record of the chemical discoveries of the day, the Chemint will found well worthy the patronage of all medical and chemical students. arts. Etchings. By D. C. Read. Esq., of SaKshory. It may be deemed ...