The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-01-12 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

(From the London Gazette of Tuesday.)
John Broadhurst, Sutherland-place, Walworth, spiced
beef manufacturer.
John Levy Miers, Fore-street, Cripplegate, wholesale
clothier.
Robert King, Pentonville.road, builder.
Edward Baker, Northfleet, Kent, hotelkeeper.
John Lewis Evans, Longton, Staffordshire,
,grocer.
Richard John Strong, Frome, Somersetahire,
hotel-
keeper.
John Leakey Bowhay, Modbury, Devonshire, agricul-
tural implement maker.
Joshua and Joseph Fearnley, Brighouse, Yorkshire,
silk dressers.
Chatham Cockcroft, Halifax, pioldemaker.
William Quayle, Liverpool, slambroker.
Henry Barton, Liverpool, shipowner.
John Campbell hi'Doaald, Liverpool, wine merchant.
Eden Clark, Manchester, Ironmonger.
John Shawcross, Bowdon, Cheshire, and Manchester,
cotton spinner.
William Harris, Bolton, Lkneasheir, manufacturing
chymist.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.

John King Westrop, Staining-lane, glove manufacturer.
Martin Collett, Leonard Stanley, Glocestershire, miller.
Charles Welch, Wells,,Somersetehire, innkeeper.
(From the London Gazette of Friday.)
William Harmld, Bury St. Edmund's, butcher.
Thomas Taylor, Hastings, tailor.
George Wilkins, Portsea, baker.
James Parker and James Ronald, Bread-street, com-
mission agent.
John Bullen, Leather-lane, Holborn, butcher
Thomas Butler, Priory-road, Wandsworth-road, licensed
victualler.
William Tebby, Great Castle-street, Cavendish-square,
cheesemonger.
Daniel Davies, Bread-street-hill, wholesale clothier.
William Hustvrill, Wilson-street, Finsbury, linen-
draper.
John Mayor Brown, Kineton, Warwickshire, apothe-
Joseph Thompson, jun„ Dudley, plumber.
Thomas and Andrew Oliver, Nottingham, lace menu.
facturers.
Tom Smith and William Fletcher, Bradford, Yorkshire,
fancy manufacturers.
Edmund and John Cockshott, Bradford, Yorkshire,
worsted manufacturers.
Chatburn Cockcroft, Halifax, pieker maker.
James and Christopher Metcalfe, Richmond, Yorkshire,
tailors.
William Oxlade, York, coal merchant.
James Moorhouae, Howgill, near Gisburn, Yorkshire,
cotton-spinner.
Andrew Thompson Honeyman Dalziel, late of Liverpool,
wine merchant.
Edward Russel Daunt, and George Bowerbank Daunt,
Liverpool, metal brokers.
James Laidlaw Croak Liverpool, insurance broker.
Jabez Chambers, Cheltenham and Prestbury, Glocester-
shire, grocer.
Benjamin Pain Arnold, Manchester, manufacturer.
William Hancock, Manchester, builder.
John Stuart, Wigan, coffee-house keeper.
William Mowbray Lookup, Staindrop, Durham, banker.

Bows Inks or ink Pekritaturoz evinced by the Public for
Hort Oman & Co.'s Pure Tea, may be formed from the simple fact, that upwards of Ten Thousand feet superficial of Ware-
house-flooring are in constant working oocupation by their
staff of Packers, to turn out a sufficient quantity to supply
their numerous Agents. The advturtage this arrangement
afford, to the Consumer may be thus summed up :—Tea ordi-
narily pares through numerous handl, and tuts to bear
multiplied profit,: from the Grower it passes to the Merchant,
next to the Tea Broker—then to the London Wholesale Dealer,
afterwards to the Provincial Trader, and finally to the Re-
tailer ;—but by Morniman & Co.', mode of supply, all they
Import is sold direct to the Public by Agents, secured in waled
Packets with the price printed on the Label ; therefore,
uniform good quality and value Is safely guaranteed to con-
sumer, in all parts of the Kingdom. LIST of LocAL
AMMO in this paper.