London Gazette 1828 Insolvency and Bankruptcy Notices
The London Gazette dated Feb 26 1828 lists insolvency declarations and bankruptcies. It names individuals such as James St Clair Bark of Roste and Rev George Gillespie, with numerous bankrupts to surrender in Basingshall Street and in the country, including Armstrong Abel Penrith grocer Baxter Ipswich linen draper Bedford Worthy Bristol and many others with dates March 4 March 10 and April 8 for surrender or hearings. The notices include creditors' actions and appointments in Edinburgh and London offices and summaries of exemptions and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
James St. Clair
Shire of Fife
George Gillespie
Tepurek
Cumbertrees
Danan
Dumfries
Thomas Gilgitl Jeep
Sir Charles Heary
Beenham
Berkshire
Marrh
Elevan
Bear
Reading
Illsop
George
Nottingham
Thurlton
Adam
Walthamstow
Essex
Basinghall-Street
Oper
Edward
Little Rusell-Street
Covent-garden
Haberdasher
Smith
Carthmwan-street
Charter House-square
Warner
John
Warwick-lane
Newgate-street
Carcass Imtcher
Price
Castletreet
Falcon-square
Gexden
Andre Oharies Francois
Somerset-stréet
Portman-square
Nukseter
King
Bedford-place
Russell-square
Holland
William
Rotherhithe
Farrar
Godliman-street
Doctors’Commons
Jackaman
Shimon
Ipswich
Money Recrivener
Messrs
Bromley
Gray’s
Howard
Bouverlee Street
Fleet-street
Palmer
Henry
Hent
Essex-yard
High-street
Whitechapel
Hill
Woodratrept
Cheapside
Terry
Daniel
Spread
Bagie-coast
Threadpeedia-street
Baxter
Charles
Queen's Herd Ban
Pearson and Lawrance
Taylor
Julius
Street
Bedford-row
Bedford
Worthy
Bristol
White Lion Inn
Wizard and Blower
Lincoln’s Vinefields
Wasbrough
Bell
Carleton
Cumberlain
Cattle Deater
the Bush Inn
Carlisle
Addison
Verulama Buildings
Gray‘s Inns
Wannop
Carliste
Ball
Robert
Keighley
Yorkshire
Woolstapler
Leeds
Hristie
David
Liverpool
Clarendon Buildings
Blackstock
Bunce
King's-Bench-Walk
Remple
Bardywell and Son
Larridge
Richard
Coventry, Victualler
Castle
Coventry
Wragg
Fouhwark-Bridge-Road
Rawford
Whitehaven
Golden Lion
Armistead
Helder
Clement
Harrison
Biackstock
Temple
Brabner
Hall
Moses William
Mandyley
Adlington, Gregory
Faulkner
Heward
William Nelson
Bridlington Quay
Red Juien Jon
Great Driffield
Ellis
Walmley
Garton
Chancery-lane
Scotchburn
Hope
Morecroft
Chester
Steple Inn
Parker
William Henry
Hereford
New Inn
Robinson
Walbrook
Gough
Shaw
Liverpuol
Finlow
Staple Inn
Vickers
John Ash
Court House
Battye
George Iun
Newcastle
Williamson
Gray
Ingleden
Janes
Joseph
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Ge Angel Inn
Vickery
New Roswell Court
Gillett
Kesteven
James
Vork-street
Goventeearden
Mrs
Mal Y
Buckland
Gutter-lane
Morris
Regent-street
Blackwall
Carpenter
Neely
S. D
Rogers
Upper Northeplace
Gray’s-inn-road
Crocer
Andrews
Swindon
Wilts
Mercer
White Horse Inn
Cricklade
Wentworth
G. W
Chaloner
Rishworth
Brighthelmstone
Buttivant
Appledore
Devonshire
Garrett
Farrett
Roberts
Rochester
Parliament notes tax assessment bill for St Mary Merton Surrey
In the House of Lords on Tuesday February 26 C Palmer and MPs moved a bill regulating the parish tax assessment in St Mary Merton Surrey. Many petitions were presented asking repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. The session adjourned at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
C. Palmer
House of Commons
St. Mary
Merton
Surrey
Debates On Malt Duties And Religious Liberty In Commons
The House of Commons session opened to the public gallery with petitions from Maltsters of Pembroke and Horncastle against Malt Duties. Sir John Newport and others moved for reports on unbeneficed Irish curates, while John Russell urged consideration of religious liberty petitions from Dissenters. He recalled Fox’s prior stance but warned of past rejection, expressing cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Iite
John Owen
Pembroke
Colonel Chaplin
Horncastle
O'Hara
Catholica
Galway
John Newport
Ireland
Honourable Baronet
Altstern
Waterford
A. Grant
Committee of Supply
No Religious Tests as a Measure of State Duty
A speaker urges repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts arguing time has changed since their passage. He notes public opinion shifted, points to Pitt, and insists every man should freely form religious principles and practice them, without state-imposed tests or sacraments as offices’ conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Atcless
Common Council of London
Court of Aldermen
Fox
Mr. Pitt
Customs and Excise
George the Fourth
Church of England
Haviow
Netherlands
Philip F
James J
Hume
Presbyteriane
Independenta
Charles the First
Lords
Convnons
Commons
House of Commons
Catholica
Theobald Wolfe Pope
Charles
Ue Honne
I Tiis
Pishing
Ea Gilich
Eichene
Bishop Barnet
Thurch
Geo. Ir
Stanhope
York
Hadley
Kennet
Trst
Corporation
Lord Stanhope
R. Walpole
House of Hanover
University of Oxford
North
Lord North
Apéerada
England
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Ireland
Anne
Ria
William
Italy
Austria
Charles I
Charles 1
George IV
Tam
Canning
Portugul
Spain
Waterloo
Gus
Chis House
Isell
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