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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1828

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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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