The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-17 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY.—FeIon, Jets B.
Bill, T., Upton—Crown, Worcester ll
9
Brummell, C., Kirkby—King's Arms, Kendal
Campion, J., Guisbrough—Townhouse, Guisbrough
153
Davis, J., Bristol—Mr. Cooke, Bristol
Deakin and Ougliton, Deritend-mills—Royal hotel, Bir-
mingham
Drew, G. Manchester—Star Manchester
Edwards, IL, Cheltenham—lmperial hotel, Cheltenham ..• 10
Grant, J., Barnsley—Public-office, Barnsley 9.,
Griffith;, W., Carmarthen—Mr. Heaven, Bristol ...
Hiles, 0., Manchester—White's, Manchester ll
Hobbs, W., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol
Jeffcries, 1., St. Philip and Jacob—Swan, Bristol
Leech, J., Barnsley—Public-office, Barnsley .• 9
Mayer and helton—Eagle, Stafford lO
Parkinson, J., Co.,'Bolingbroke—White Hart, Spilsbury ..,
..
Roach, J., St. George—Mr. Cornilli, Bristol . 1
Serjeant, J., Weston-supr- Mare—White Lion, Bristol ...... 12
Shaw and Co., Manchester—White's, Manchester ...............
11
Smithers, J., Liverpool—George, Liverpool
Wortley, N Beaumont-chase, Rutlandshire—Three Crowns,
10
Leicester
Warren, D. Wellington—White Hart, Wellington ...........• 11
Taylor, E., Dodsworth—Publie office, Barnsley ................. - 2
Timothy, W., Leigh—Star and Garter, Worcester.. ............. 11
Whittle, J., Rochdale—Whites, Manchester ..... ". ....•••• .....
Woolley, 1., Nottingham—Punch-bowl, Nottingham......... 11
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TO BE DISCHARGED,
;al-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
a'r NOE.
Acton, T., Shoe-lane Kirton, \V., Oxford-street
Allan, \V., Lambeth Kitson, W., Kennington ~-
Berry, G., Middlesex-street, Lee, IL, Summer Gangs, York'
Whitechapel shire
Bolsorer, C., Stayley-bridge, Newman, H., Uxbridge
Ashton-under-line Schofield, G., Pantley rye",
Crew, N., London-road Yorkshire
Edgson, J., Stoke Seeger, H. Pimlico
Frost, J., Holborn-hill Taylor, J., Foster-lane, Cliaar-
Garrod,S. High-street, Mary- aide
lebone Tuck, J., Stratford—:
Glaysher, S., Strand-on-the- Wallis, J., South Moulton-st.
Green, Kew Williams, J., Stone, Stafford-
Harris, G., Totteuham.court, shire
road

INSOLVENTS APPLYIN(
Petitions to be heard at Pertugi
JULY 20,

COUNTRY.---At the Court.
at Ten
Armstrong, E., Xunderland
Cordner, J., Hylton Ferry
Crump, W., Leeds
Dobson V. Escombe
Dixon, 'M.,' Morkwearmouth
Featherstone, J., Pena h
Ferry, J., Panisharr
Galley, T., Houghton
Gray, It, Doncaster
Green, W., East Rainton
Howes, J., Darlington
Johnson' J., Sunderland-hridgei
Kirton, J. Durham
Lawson, C;., sunderlend

.house, at Durtam, July CO,
o'clock.
Linsley, G., Monkirearmouth-
shore
Nightingale, R., Aycliffe
Park, G., Shields
Peacock, J., Sunderland
Peaurt, G., Durham
Reed, J., Bishopwearmouth
Richardson, J., Shields
Sharp, R., Jarrow
Simpson, P., Gateshead
Swore, —, Southwick, Monk-
wearmouth
'Steadman, J., Sedgfteia

PUBLIC-HOUSE SlGN.—Nimrod, in his tour
in Yorkshire, gives an account of the Earl of
Darlington's magnificent bunting establishments,
and style of managing hounds. After relating
the well-known sign of " The Four Ails," Nim-
rod says, " This reminds me of an inscription
over the door of an inn which Lord Darlington
informed me he saw at Pisa, in Italy, and which
he was kind enough to transcribe for me when
at liaby. Its ingenuity consists in being written
in four different languages, and yet the rhyme
and metre so well preserved :
" In questa Casa trouverate,
Tout ce qu'on pent souhaiter,
Bonum vinum, pieces, aril")
Coaches, chaises, horses, harness."
For the benefit of those who only know one lan-
guage,
the following may be quoted as the Eng-
lish version of the entertainment and accommo-
dation thus held out to travellers :--
In this house a man may find
All things suited to his mind;
Good wine--fish and flesh in courses
Coaches, chaises, harness, horses.
..pottery Mercury; •