ENBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN PARLIAMENT LIST OF BANKRUPTS
From the London Gazette dated February 15, 1525 a list details Enber returning to serve in this parliament for the borough of Newton and Sir Robert Townsend Townsend Farhar of Bruton Street Berkeley Square. The notice also enumerates bankrupts with their trades, surrender dates, and exam venues, including J Crooke iron founder at Liverpool and many others with corresponding attorneys and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Office
Enber
Neicton
Robert Townsend Townsend Farhar
Bruton-street
Berkeley-square
Suddiesex
Thomas Claughton
J. Crooke
Burnity
Lancaster
George Tun
Liverpool
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Mr. Lacon
W. AW. Smith
Holborn-hill
Sib-Mercer
Hodgson
Ogden
Mildred
Butt
Motcombe
Dorset
Grosvenor Arms Inn
Shaftespury
Mr. Lindsell
Holtomcourt
Gray's Inn
Bowles and Chitty
Shaftesbury
T. Osborne
Stroud
Gloucester
Star and Garter
Worcester
Parker
Swain and Co
Frederick's Place
Old Jewry
J. Cooper
Ashton-under-Lyne
the Angel Inn
Stockport
Waltinsley
Marple
Milne
Temple
Rosyth Carlisle
Draper
Bush Inn
Gasliste
Addison
Verulam
Grays Inn
Wannop
Carlisle
R. Turner
Manchester
Dog Tavern
Booth
Hardaunl Johnson
F. Beesley
St.: John
Bedwardine
Cardale
Buxton
Parlby
Holborncourt
Gray’s Inn
Parker and Smith
Poe
MI. Watson
Gerrard-street
Soho
J. B. Knight
Fulham
Commissioners
Mr. Lindsay
St. Thomas’s Street
Southwark
H Smyth
Piccadilly
W. Bignell
Colchester-street
Savage-gardens
Barton-upon-Rumber
Lincoln
Levy and Co
Backlersbury
J. Moorhouse
Sloane Street
Chelsea
H. Gethardt
W. D. Hopkins
Dunster-court
Mincing-lane
G. Birt
Picket-street
Strand
W. Vaile
Newington-rauseway
J. Thomas
H. J. James
Cannon-street
G. Westin
Muscovy-court
Tower-hill
J. Brown
Muscovycourt
T. Bassett
S. Smith
Bury
T.W
H. H. Stansfeld
King Street
Cheapside
J. Rawling and Co
Leeds
Wood
R. Hill
Stevenson
Nottingham
J. D. Hockey
J. Taylor
Southampton
D. Gregg
J. Wilson
Dudley
W. Dickinson
W. D. Jourdain
Ladlane
Woo-street
G.W.W. Mason
J. Evans
Marchlane
E. Alker
E. Martlew
E. Freeman
R. Spencely
Ely
Umbers
R. Edwards
R. Pickering
W. Ryland
W. Mann
H. and
J. Guardner
Redditch
W. W.’. Kettle
J. Timmins
Birmingham
Buttop
E. Stephens
J. Jackson
G. Webster
J. Hardwick
G. Unwin
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
R. Waller
Luton
Bedford
le Hat
G. Well
J. Darkins
Hatters
S. Dickinson
BG. Hodgkins
Burton-upon-Trent
Hoop-Deaters
Imperial Parliament Lords and Commons session notes
A digest of proceedings in the Lords and Commons on February 16 detailing prayers by the Bishop of Chester, hearings on appeals including Sullivan v Hutchins, adjournments, and appointments. Reports from Ireland and petitions on St Catherine's Docks and Catholic Association condemnations, with debates on Catholic relief and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Fes
Chester
Darlington
Court of Exchequer
Treland
Sullivan
Garner
Post Office
Hewitson
Ireland
Martin
House OF Commons
Alliance Insurance Company
A. Davis
Bristol
S. Rice
ST. Catherine’s Docks
M. W. Ridley
Newcastle
St. Catherine's Docks
Sunderland
Aberdeen
Catholic Association
Dickinson
Bath
Church of Rome
Alain
England
T. Lethbridge
Denspan
India
Hume
Wales
Scotland
Bank of England
NAVY
H. Harding
Entleman
Lord Althorp
E. Harvey
Beaconsfield
Lester
Essex
Western
James
Catholic Association Debate Amid Ireland Emancipation Tensions
A heated Commons debate centers on the Catholic Association and Emancipation. Speakers defend Catholic rights, denounce libels against Catholics, and warn that suppressing the Association may threaten the empire. The discussion covers Protestants, priests, and the balance between liberty and order in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althorp
Ireland
Lord A
Irish Volunteers
Mie W. Lamb
James Mackintosh
Mr. Lamb
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Catholic Association
Reiney
Association
Francis Burdett
Algernon Sidney
Hal
Scotland
Bruce
O-Connell
Flamlet
Anesty
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
Imperial Parliament
Price
C. Hutchinson
Mr. Dickinson
Tle
Cork
Havauet
M.W. Ridley
Drumppole
Hutchingon
R. Heron
T. Yethbridge
W. Smith
Home Department
Swansea
Ilfracomb
John Newport
Waterford
Lawa
Goulpurn
Robert Wilson
Lockhart
Bankes
Dublin
Lord Killeen
Knaresborough
Mr. B
Courts of Justice
John Bridges
House
Grenfell
Gils Oink
Mr. M. Robertson
J. Newport
Mr. Dawson
Goulburn
Plunkett
Baronet
Mr. P
Devereux
Kilkenny
Tighe
British Empire
V. Fitzgerald
Dawson
Tunimult
Rancom
Grange Societies
Orange Societies
Kie