Insolvencies and Bankruptcies in London notices
The London Gazette lists insolvency declarations and bankruptcy notices for individuals across Britain. Entries include Jobo Romillis Gracechurch-street hosier and James Farmer sugar refiner with Feb 25 and March 25 schedules, plus many others with court locations and attorney firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Romillis
Gracechurch-street
Hosier
Joie
Fei
Coventry Street
Court of Bankruptcy
Clayton and Eaton
Cannan
Lomber
George Bayley
Rotherhithe
Messrs
Lacy and Bridges
King’s Arma Yard
Coleman-street
Flower
Breadstreet
London
Robinson
Wakefield
James Laing
Stockton-upon-Tees
Durham
Bridge Inn
Bishop Wearmouth
Miller
Fornigal’s Ton
Abbs
Newcastle-upon-Tynes
Wilson
Sunderland
Gerard Cowell
Manchester
John Acton
Norris
Allen
Anthony
Great Ormond-street
John Broadberry
North Collingham
Nottinghamshire
Clinton Arms
Newark-upon-Trent
Lee
Milne
Parry
Morris
Mitrecourt
Temple
James Tench
Wribbenhall
Worcestershire
Scrivener
Talbot Inn
Stourbridge
Stevens
Wood
Wilkinson
Satchell
Little Saint Thomas Apostle
Gueensstreet
Cheapside
Flint
Stafford
George Thompson
Huddersfield
George Inn
E. M. Wavel
Halifax
Adlington, Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
Enclosure of Lands and Trade Talks in the Lords
The House opened late with few lords present while Lord Ellenborough urged a select committee to ease enclosure of lands not waste, arguing for cultivation and labor demand. A committee was named with Wellington, Salisbury, and others. Lord Strangford pressed the France England commercial talks, seeking clarity on negotiations and the throne speech references to commercial prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Ricmont
Sussex
Lord Ellenborough
Committee On Agriculture
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Winchilsea
Earl Durham
Bishop of
Exeter
Lord Kenyon
Malmsbury
France
England
Lord Strangford
Fogland
Prince Leopold
Sney
Belgisos
Leopold
Ublic
Belgium
King Leopold
Earl Grey
Scotland
Evans
Lord Althorp
Worcester
Hume
John Russell
Middlesex
Iaw
Claremont
Marlborough-house
Charlotte
Gillon
Monmouth
Robinson
Devonshire
Mr. R
Mr A
London Commons Session Notes on Local Courts and Railways
In the House of Commons the Speaker took chair as committees reported on London-bridge Approaches and Exeter Market Bills. Debates covered Western and Runcorn Railway leave to bring in bills, a Dublin to Kingstown railway petition, malt spirits duties, Court of Requests returns, and plans for Local Courts with warnings about judicial power in new rules. Further notices included Warwick borough inquiries and Admiralty correspondence on Navarino gratuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Bridge Approaches
Alderman Wood
George IV
Exeter Market
Divett
Weston and Runcorn
Wilson Potter
Runcorn
Lancashire
Kingstown
O’conneel
Dublin
Court of Requests
Westminster
Evans
Lord Althorp
O'Connell
J. Campbell
Aod
Warwick
Halcomb
Ewart
Coventry
E. Cdrington
Board of the Admiralty
Sir Edward Codrington
Navarino
Memper
Lord Alt
Lord Atitorp
S. Whalley
Carrickfergus
O’connell Ross
Aoon
Carrickfurgus
J. Russell
Shaw
Halcombe
Carrickferns
Stafford
Leicester
Hertford
Legislative Assembly
England
Liverpool
House
Prince Leopold
Robinson Rose
Prince Leopold of
Saxe Coburg
Belgium
Robinson
Monmouth
Leopold
Mr. R
Mr. RB
Charlotte
Tamworth
Earl Grey
Mr. Robinson
Hume
Land
Wales
England and Wales
Iord
Cambrltee
Leeds
Huntingdon
Chester
Cumberland
Worcester
Clantorge
Cardigan
Bristol
London
Andover
Ludlow
Cambridge
Devon
Northumberland
Berkshire
Buckingham
Hereford
West Kent
Ireland
Scotland
Trade prospects with France and mutual benefit discussed
Lord Strangford doubts prosperity without a lasting Franco British accord. Earl Grey outlines ongoing negotiations, reports by commissioners, and hope for a reciprocal commercial treaty. He notes political understanding exists, difficulties remain, and a final settlement based on mutual advantage is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strangford
Earl Grey
France
Great Britain
Strangford
Lord Ellenborough
Duke
Richmond
Duke of Richmond
Disfranchisement Motion for Carrickfergus Borough
Debating a bill to disfranchise Carrickfergus follows reports of bribery and election irregularities. Speakers argue over constitutional rights, potential reform, and the path to a lawful inquiry while considering implications for England and Ireland.
Allotments of Lane Offer Labourers Hopeful Seed Corn
Parishioners of Brondish divided town land into allotments of forty toed families aiming to aid laboring poor. Those opting to plant seed corn report a late but promising season. This measure seeks to restore harmony between employer and employed amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Brondish
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