The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

(From the London Gazette of Tuesday.)
Abraham Mark Cohen, Commercial-place, City-road,
paper stainer.
Charles M'Kinnell, Great St. Helen's, merchant.
Charles Powell, Leather-lane, Holborn, cheesemonger.
John Pierce, Ironmonger-lane and Liverpool-street,
Bishopsgate, carpenter, and Coleman's-street, lioensed
victualler.
Daniel Tidey, Buokland-aresoent, Belida% St. John's-
wood, and Queen's-gardens, Bayswater, builder.
Spilsbury Butler, Christopher Baker, and Charles Ed-
ward Butler, Birmingham, wire drawers.
Benjamin Starkey, Sheepridge, near Huddersfield, wool.
len cord manufacturer.
William Thomas Senior, Horlintry-bridge, Yorkshire,
fellmonger.
Thomm Wainwarth, Dunham-o'-the-Hill, Cheshire, cat-
tle salesman.

(From the London Gatette of Friday.)

Jaoob Frankenstein, Devonshireetreet, city, oommission

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merchant.

Fre7eZi-William Hooper and Charles Wentworth
Wass, New Burlington-street, picture dealers.
William Campling and Samuel Browne, Norwich, shoo
manufacturers.
Thomu Evershed and Charles Benjamin Whitoomb,
Gosport, soap manufacturers.
Benjamin lirClelah Chrees, Roston Old-town, draper.
Thom p Thomas Hebard, Broad-street-buildin, merchant,
Frederick Pridgeon, King's Lynn, Norfolk, corn mer•

ohant.
James Wilkins, Kelley, near Wellington, Shropshire,

dreper.
William Cooper, Weetbromwlob, axletree spring.

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maker.
William Weldon, Bleaford, Linoolnahire, haberduher.
John Barry, Bath milliner.
Matthew and Witham Firth, Manningham, near Brad.
ford, Yorkehire, pluterers.
William Tyack, late of Cramborne, Cornwall, inn.

keeper.
John Anthony, Plymouth, grocer.
James Pontey, Manchester, licensed victualler.

DR. BERNARD AND THE STATE TRIAL—From 8
o'clock until near midnight on Saturday evening there
was • large minter of people at the Café Chentant, in
Leicester-square, it having been publicly announced, as
well in a conspicious part of one of the morning papers
of that day as by • placard outside the café, that Dr.
Bernard, accompanied by Mr. Edwin James, his counsel,
would make their appearance in the course of the even-
ing. On the previous night Mr. James and • friend
had strolled into this place of public, entertainment in •
casual way as they were passing through the square.
They had hardly entered the building when the well-
known person of the popular advocate was recognised
by several of the company. He was introduced to the
proprietor, a Frenchman, who expressed himself as
flattered by the visit and showed his guests some civili-
ties. A few of the people present, and those chiefly
French, approached Mr. James and tended their con-
gratulations for the suocessful efforts he had made on
behalf of their compatriot during the recent State trial..
These he politely acknowledged, and expressed his
admiration of the French nation. By this time the name
of the distinguished visitor had spread through the room,
and thence until his departure he became an object of
general interest. During his stay, whether by chance
or design, the Idarseillaise Hymn was sung by the pro-
fessional vocalists present with great enthusiasm.

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