Insolvency and bankruptcy notices from a London times page
Official notices list insolvencies and bankruptcies across multiple trades with dates May 3 to June 17. Names include Enwarp, Jons, Ankenfeld, Litty, Eve, and Stockrey with creditors, judges, and hotel locations such as Baninghall Street and Craven Arms Hotel in Coventry and Newcastle. Also includes dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved with numerous firms and individuals named.
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Inruann
Stone
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
Mr. Sale
Messra
Baxter
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Litty
William Batscor
Birmingham
New Royal Hotel
Mersia
Mersia. “Austen End ‘Hobson, Raymond, Baudinge, ”Gray’s-inn; and Mezars
Palmer and Son
Birmingam
Joses
Ronent
Bangor
Carnarvonshire
Castle Hotel
Lowe, Garey
Sweeting
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Roberts
Carnarvon
Eve
Wexny
Wexny Hare, Bath, Pastry Cook, May 17, and June 17, At Rewelve
Greyhound Inn
Bath
Penfold
Harpurestreet
Red Lion
Savage
Hoac
Tuowas
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
Corn Merchant
Falcon Inn
York
Jessra
Strangwayes
Walker
Barnard’s Inn
Stubbs
Knaresborough
Monnison
New Gloucesters
Root
Hoxton Now-Square
Carpenter
Basingball-street
Levi
Pinnora’ Hall
Winchester-street
Mantix
Sydenham
Grocer
Elevan
Basinghall- Sstreet
Hearnser
S. B
Ely-place
Basinghall- Street
Hawxiss
O.J.G
Upper
Belgrave-street
Warp
H. No. Broad-street-bill
Basinghall-streeet
Srmnien
W. J
Poole
Basinghall-street
Kycer
Coventry
Dyer
Craven Arma Hotel
Craven Arms
Yocxe
Newcastle-upon-Tyes
Newcastle-upon-lyne
Lorris
Bristol
Kruspy
Donbeld Saint Andrew
Wiltshire
Victualler
Bath Armston
Warminster
Proctor
Radford
Nottinghamshire
George the Fourth Inn
Nottingham
Bnooxs
Great Yarmouth
Alay
Attro
Star Hotel
Locx
Norwich
Millwright
Toutes
Wu High Holborn
Westie
Ann
Assembly-place
Kennington
Lono
Damien
Jrurcor
Tarnwheel- Lane
Dowgate-hill
Aytree
Hawarss
Gloucester
Witsixson and Beckerr
Liverpool
Dercex
Swanrus and
Watts
Davies-street
Barkeley-square
Clinimen
Tweepace
Attrax
Long-acra
Carriors
Hocc
Leeds
Pairson
Lasncer
Promotions and exchanges in British Army regiments
The London Gazette reports May 6 promotions and purchases across the Dragoon Guards, Foot regiments, Rifle Brigade, and West India regiments with officers moving up, retiring, or transferring. Also noted is the May 5 Ordnance list and a parliamentary petition in Chichester pressing for repeal or alteration of the Poor Law Amendment Act, highlighting its perceived benefit to the landed class.
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Trinity House
London
Prittlewell
White House
Shoebury Ness
E. Southend Jeuty
N. Nore
Ondon, Shoreham
Brighton
Ogies
New Broad Street
Cundy
J.C. Fourdrinier
Ondon
Portsmouth
Chichester
Bognor
Arundel
Littlehampton
John Street
Adelphi
John Miller
Ampshire and Wiltshire Joncaltion Railway
South Western
Salisbury and
Warminster
Bath
London and
Southampton
Haring
Messrs
London Gazette
War-Ofice
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
John Smith Schonavar
Purchase
Wilson
Cornet
Benjamin O'Neile
Amiena
Schonavar
Edmund James Power
Amiens
Sth
Francis Parnell Hovenden
Vica Flutchinson
Ysontansat-Gerate Baillie Hamilton
Vica Stuart
Ralph Thomas Brandling
60Th Regiment of Foot
Vica Hamilton
31St Foot
Arthur de Bourdieu
Fortune
Joseph Greenwood
de Bourdieu
Foot
John Henry Reeve
Murray
John Fleury
Roove
Alfred James Bourdillon
Bea
Fleury
William Hewett
William Shipley Warren
Rico Fergusson
West India Regiment
Robert George Parather
Vico Jomking
Ceylon Rife
Ceylon Rife Regiment
Alexander Tomins
Vico Jefferson
Richard Jefferpe
Vico John Boustead
John Russell
Hume
James Graham
Marquis of Chandos
Brighton Guardian
Progress of Reform in Ireland and England Optimism Grows
Dublin correspondent reports that despite Lords opposition, public opinion drives reform forward with a strong cabinet and Irish officials. The piece lauds Chancery reform, municipal changes, and the Irish Church Bill, while warning against Tory obstruction and noting the death of Lady Elizabeth Talbot.
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Dublin
House of Commons
England
Bolingbroke
Lord Chatham
Ireland
Lords
Commons
Constabulary
Irish Corporation
Sharman Crawfurd
Villiers Stuart
House of Lords
Court of Chancery
Lynch
Galway
Privy Council
Court of Exchequer
Lord Mulgrave
Andrew Agnew
Lord Morpeth
Ake
Aberdeen Schools Bill Moves Back to House
The Aberdeen Schools Bill returns to the House as a committee report is ordered. Chairman Binnepuan urged the committee to meet Monday and print minutes of evidence for later consideration. The aim is to advance private bill legislation and reveal committee proceedings to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Binnepuan
Newspapers Tax Debate Sparks London Row in Parliament
A Scots press roundup reports MPs including Dr Birkbeck Mecara Home Grote Warburton Bowring Wakley meeting Lord Melbourne and Mr Spring Rice over newspaper duties. The piece criticizes a fringe push to swap stamp duties for postage, noting Liberal papers largely oppose it, while critics threaten protests and call for stricter enforcement against the unstamped press. The Scotsman commentary condemns the fringe as arrogant and illiberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkbeck
Mecara
Home
Grote
Warburton
Bowring
Wakley
Lord Melbourne
Spring Rrca
Times
London
Rice
Thompson
Munster
House of Commons
Lucie Cuata
Edinburgh
Henry Glassford Beil
Emigration from Cork and Irish unrest reported in Stamford Mercury
The Stamford Mercury notes continued emigration from Cork with three dozen ships already sailing to North America and several more fitting out. It reports arson and burglary by armed bands in Nenagh, Blackrock, and Ballycarnan, with threats and property damage, plus a fatal scalding incident in Love Lane and various other local crimes and curiosities from Dublin and surrounding counties.
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Cork
North America
Silvermines
Nenagh
Kennedy
Limerick Chronicle
Pike
Blackrock
Curraghmore
County Tipperary
John Joseph Henry
Thomas Ryan
Limerick
Toon
Ballincar
Tipperary
Ballycarnan
Maryborough
Cassan
Sheffield
Ballycaroan
George Anderson
Love-lane
Martin Connell
Long-lane Hospital
Dublin Mail
John Scott
Cohircon
Han
Kildysart
Beagh Castle
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Sir W.ene
J. Herbert
Marine Surveyor’s Office
Liverpool Bay
A.M. Denham
Marine Surveyor
Society of Painters In Water Colours
Pall Mall East
Nice
R. Hills
Rinhe Melton
Park-place
St. James's
Cortes
Svochk
City of London
Mendizabal
Ondon and Greenwich Railway
Deptford
Bermondsey
Leven
George Salter
N.B
Charleton
Woolwich
Oclety
Alaereat Queenstreat
G.tomlinson
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Adult Orphan Institution
Vegent's Park
Willis’s
King-street
St. James's Square
the WU Ben
Princess August
Hesse
Gomberg
Duchess of
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Cumberland
Datroaneare
Ae Duchess of Richmond
Duchess of Bedford
Buccleuch
Northumberland
Countess of Sutherland
Marchioness of
Countess of Liveola
Countess of
Jersey
Countess of Brownlow
St. Germans
Countess of Stradbrooke
Beresford
Stanley
Sarah Murray
Rolle
Bowles
Elliot
Peel
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Noss
Earl Howe
Earl Manver
Lord Hill
Princess Augusta
High Court of Chancery
Howell
Tate
Willlaal Tate
Smith-street
Chelsea
County of Middlesex
James William Farrer
Chancerylane
Pravelling
Switzerland
Rome
A. B
MM. Galignant
Rue Vivienne
Paris
Ons
de Saumarez
Robert Peal
G. Martino
John Beresford
H. Taylor
Graham and CO
New Road
Marylebone
Onsieurthalberg
Austria
Graz
Congert
King’s Theatre
St Marylebone
St. Marylebone
Scotland
Roede
Alfred Robinson
Orchard-street
Portman-square
Wtestminster and
Mary - Labonne Joint Stock Banking Company
A.alsckinoon
Marman
Henry Richardson
John G. Myatt Booth
Stephen Cleasby
John Campbell
Rod. Vaipy
Clty OF
Mary Labonne
Westminster Joint Stock Banking Company
Rass
G. Stuart, Monteath
Walter Hodsoll
Charles Ogle
Lam
Nome Residence
PANY
Nessigs, Williams, Deacon
Lebouchere
Thornton,and Co
Aucbon
S Company
British Viscount Banking Company
United Kingdom
Messia
Williams, Deacon, Labouchere,Thornton, and Co
Beneft
Morley’s Hotel
Trafalgar Square
Rodgers
Devonshire Square
Peter Watt
York- Place
Feinburgh
Scotchood
British Discount. Banking Company
British Discount Banking Company
Charing-cross
Essert
Dozco
Pbie Seevces
T. Cox
Cornhill
London Gazette of
Mey
St. James's Palace
Benjamin Smith
Board of Green Cloth
Lord Stosward
Thomas Shiffner
George Talbot
Dorset
Enwanp
Newgate-market
Apne Joux
Luton
Bedfordshire
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ARMIY
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Eneral Dickinson
Vico Dixon
George Crawford
Williamson
James Stokes Bastard
Crasgford
Louis Stuldham Barrington Robertson
Charles Henry Moa
Robertson
Weber Harvey
Moo
Elizabeth Talbot
Dean of
Salisbury
Henry
Fifth Duke of Beaufort
Park Street
Pilrng Street
Henry Gray
St. Mary’s
Stetwart Sceales
Agnes
David Crosa
Leopold Place
Katherina Leo
Thomas Lea
Ac Jessfeld
Robert Lawson
Dall
Leith
Olivebank
Muscelburgh
Mira
Veitch
Hayes
Kentjon
Caroline
Fraser
Castle Fragar
Napoleon
Brussels
Bruges
Ecus
Melton
Mowbray
Bell Inn
Molton Mowbray
Stamford Mercury