The Press.
London, England, 1858-02-27 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.

Tuesday, February 29.
BANKRUPTS.—JosErit Mosus, Newnham-street, Tenter.
ground, Goodnian's-fields, manufacturer and clothier—WlLLlAM
BARDOZTT and JOHN PtcARD Mark-lane-charnbers, corn factors
—T. SYCKELMOItE, Gataiels-hill. Maidstone, Kent, currier and
leather seller—T. G. GABRIEL, Midford.place, Tottenham-court-
road, brush board and wood ring manufacturer and sawyer
J. THomAs, Stroud, Roc beider, Kent, ironfouuder—JOHN PAGE,
Hythe, Kent, grocer—AnoLlws ACKERMANN (and not Acker-
man, as stated last Friday), Beaufort-buildings, Strand, print-
seller—C. WHirr, Williugale Spain, Essex. poulterer—HENßY
MARTIN RADLO7,, Peckham-grove, Camberwell, oil refiner—
H. J CHITTY, Farnham, Surrey, linen draper—S. BAYLEY,
Burnt Tree, Tipton, Staffordsbire,malater--Joun BEDDOE, lOU
Top, Westbroinwich, Staffordshire, timber merchant and builder
—JOHN BRITON, fieretord, corn factor—JOHN DULsIoIF.
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer—J. 8. PARKES, Oldbury,
Worcestershire, wine and spirit merchant—HENßY REDFERN,
Nottingham, 'lumber and glazier—S. SHEERINO and JAMES
LITTLE. Bristol, printers and stationers—SAnnEL BRAIN, Well/.
EMI eet, Bristol, timber merchant—Tuonas PETERS, Llan‘abon,
Glamorganshire. grocer—WILLIAX LEE, North-street, Exeter.
grocer —WILLIAm BARRER, Dunningtou, Yorkshire. Innkeeper
and agricultural machine maker—JosEra GALLOWAY, jun.,
Greengates, Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—CALLp
GLELHILL, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, draper—R. MITCHELL.
Sheffield, edge tool man& .cturer- -GEORGE RIPLEY, Rt. H elan 'I,
Lancashire, ironfouuder—WlLLlAN HENRI CRA Bras , Preston
and Garstang, Lancashire, grocer and tea dealer—BENrAmta
HAYMAN, Manchester, stationer, engraver, and printer.
SCOTCH 8 EQU EST RATI ONS.—ALZIANDRE WC ALLEM.
Cowdenbeath, Fifeshire, grocer—MITCHELL and MITCHELL,
Glasgow, ho-iiera—ROBERT MoalueoN, London.street,G aagow,
stay maker--JoHN K. KENT, Jedburgh, money 'envenom—
JAMES KNOX, Princes.strew' Edinburgh, tea merchant—Jonn
MUIR, Arbroath, flax spinner—JOHN MITCHELL. Princes-street,
Dundee, grocer— WILLIax Baows. Glatig-w, slate merchant,—
DuoALD hPCALL, Greenock, grocer—ANDREW MORRISON, Hose-
street. Edinburgh, smith—JOHN FINDLAY and Sons, Market-
buildings, Aberdeen, watchmakers.

Friday, February, 26.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.—ROBERT Lzre, Priory
Mills. Old,,am. Lancaster, cotton spinner—last:a Slurs, Lowes-
toft, Suffolk. briekmaker.
BA NKRUPTS. —GEoltOli E. Last, Old Heath, Colchester,
Essex, manure merchant—ROßEßT MCKEAN, Whitecross-street
Prison, ship broker—ARCHIBSED A. COUPES, Old Broad street,
City, East India nierohant—CHAßLES P. BARBER, Moor-terrace,
New Peckham, Surrey, haberdasher—EDMUND V. WALLIS,
High-street, Hemel Hempstead, Hens, plumber—THOMAS
YOUNG, Hainpton•terrace, Hampstead-road, china and glass
dealer—Wu-was H. Osßose, Princes street, Cavendish-square,
silversmith—WlLLlAM [Awls, Horseley Heath, Stafford,
timber dealer-1111)MT CRANE, Wolverhampton, Stafford, !roe
founder—Jo IN PowEEL, Aston, Warwick, awl blade manufacturer
—THOMAS OSCROFT, Codnor, Derby, grocer—Jose °issue,
Weymouth, Dorset., coal merchant—Joße DOWNY, COMO
Abbas, Dorset, fellmonger—Tsomss INCILIDCW and BERNARD
INGLEDEW, *dileSbOroUgh, York, coal fitters—WlLLlS,*
IN lc Hots, Wiladen, York, worsted Onner—NATHLSIEL Hon-
BON, Sheffield, York, joiner—JOßEPS WATIIRSTON and JAMS,
WATERSTON (not Waterson, as in last Friday's Gazette), Low
Elswick, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. smiths—ROßEßT H. GlEt.,
Hartlepool, Durham, innkeeper—SAMUEL BUCKLZT, Ashton-
undcr-Lyne, Lancaster, joiner—RUDEST CORDON, Heaton
Norris, Lancaster, Ironfounder—llENßY WILKINSON, Newton-
moor, near Hyde, Chester, card maker—Thomas Enwsitns,
Thomas-street, Manchester, cabinet maker—VERNON H•RDING,
Liverpool, ironmonger—Jost,' I3aw, Manchester, wholesale
druggist.

THE RADICAL ANTI.PALMERSTON DEMONSTRATION
"came off" last Sunday, in spite of the efforts of its
originators to put a stop to it, on the announcement
of the defeat of the Ministers. The affair resolved
itself into a riotous mobbing of some harmless
foreigners, and a " hunt " of Lord Palmerston's
coachman, who took refuge within the Royal Humane
Society's buildings.