The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-08 00:00:00

THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT

DEBTORS.
N.B.—See the Notice at the end of these Ad tisements.
r H E Matters of the Petitions and Schedul f t risoners
JL hereinafter nawed (the same having le a the
Court) are appointed to be heard as folio
At the Cour:-house at Liverpool, in the c ty Lancaster,
on the 30th day of July, 1836, at Ten o'ci in the Morning.
WILLIAM JONES, formerly of Grea Newton-street, and
lastly of Rose-place, both in Liverpool, Lancashire, plasterer
and retail beer-seller.

WILLIAM SHEWELL WHITTLE, formerly in lodgings
at No. 5, Brown-street, out of business, afterwards in lodgings
at No. 6, Gerard-street, both in Liverpool, Lancashire, colour
manufacturer, afterwards in lodgings in Northgate-street, Ches•
ter, out of business, and lastly in lodgings at No. 6, Gerard-
street, Liverpool aforesaid, out of business, sued and committed
as William Whittle only.
JACKSON IVILSO7N, formerly of Maghera, in the county
of Londonderry, in Ireland, grocer, and lastly in lodgings at
No. 6. Stewart-street, Liverpool, Laucashire, in no business.
WILLIAM CORNWALL, formerly of Itanelagh-street.
tailor and draper, then of No. 49, Whitechapel; Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, stay and corset maker, at the same
time residing at Kirkdale, near Liverpool, and lastly in lodg-
ings in Maddox-street. in Liverpool aforesaid, out of business.
HENRY MASON, formerly in lodgings at No. 14, Mount
Pleasant, afterwards in lodgings at Berry-street, afterwards in
lodgings at Great Nelson-street, afterwards in lodgings at No.
3, I'leet-street, afterwards in lodgings at No. 20, Summer-seat,
afterwards in lodgings in Clare-street, lauding waiter, after-
wards in lodgings in Richmond-row, out of business, afterwards
of Garden-street, provision dealer, afterwards of Lawrence-
street, and lastly of No. 34, Collingwood-street, all in Liver-
pool, Lancashire, book-keeper in a merchant's office.
JOHN RIGBY, formerly of. Mount Pleasaut, afterwards of
Bedford-street, Abercrombie-square, then of Lydia Ann-street,
then of the Duke-street Hotel, in lodgings, ali in Liverpool,Lan-
cashire, bide merchant, and lastly in lodgings, in Mount Pleas-
sant, in Liverpool aforesaid, out of business, formerly in part-
nership with Richard Edwards, Esq., as hide merchants.
JAMES WILLIAMS, formerly ofVaux hall-road, afterwards
of Dale-street, and lately of Summer-seat, all in Liverpool,
Lancashire, saddler.
SAMUEL JONES, formerly of Leeds-street, afterwards of
Edmund-street, then of Thornton-street, afterwards of Pall-
mall, afterwards of Eldon-place, afterwards in lodgings in Pall-
mall, afterwards in lodgings in Hightield-street, afterwards in
lodgings in Rose-place, and lastly in lodgings in Pall-mall, all
in Liverpool, Lancashire, pilot.
JAMES NORRIS, late of NO. 8, Lumber-street, Liverpool,
Lancashire, dealer in tripe.
JAMES GUNNING STEVENSON, formerly of Beving- 1
ton-hill, afterwards in lodgings at No. 2, Pitt-street, and lastly
in lodgings at No. 11, Southampton-street, Toxteth-park, near
Liverpool, Lancashire, book-keeper, sued and committed as
James George Stevenson.
ALEXANDER SCOTLAND, late of No. 42. Grafton-
street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, Lancashire, shipping agent,
formerly a potatoe-dealer.
MARY MULHOLLAND, formerly of Dryden-street, out
of business, and lately of Edmund-street, both in Liverpool,
Lancashire, lodging-house-keeper.
ELIZABETH ANSON, formerly of No. 26, Kent-street,
and lately in lodgings at the house of William Martin, in Ren-
shaw-street, both in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, wi-
dow, a lodging-house-keeper and dealer in shoes.
MICHAEL ROURKE, formerly of Crosbie-street, Liver-
pool, Lancashire, retail beer-seller, afterwards Of Marybone,
beer-seller, afterwards in lodgings at No. 31, Park-lane, then
of Atherton-street, lodging-house-keeper, and lastly in lodgings
in Atherton-street, all in Liverpool aforesaid, labourer.
THOMAS CARMONT, formerly of Combermere-street,
afterwards of Back Warwick-street, afterwards of Jones-street,
and lastly of No. 14, Combermere-street, all in the township of
Toxteth-park, Liverpool, Lancashire, labourer, sued by the
name of Thomas Kermode.
JOHN M'AVOY, formerly of Blundell-street, and lastly of
Dutton-street, both in Liverpool, Lancashire, joiner. '
MARY GRAHAM, formerly of Shaw's-brow, Liverpool,
Lancashire, licensed victualler, and latterly in lodgings at No.
251, Scotland-road, Liverpool, aforesaid, out of business.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, formerly of Key-street, Liverpool,
tailor and draper and clerk in St. Matthew's Church, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, afterwards of Bevington-hill, Liverpool, tailor
and draper,
i and lastly of Wellingtou-street, in Liverpool afore-
said, all n, Lancashire, tailor and beer-seller by retail.
SIMON HATCH, formerly of Crosahall-street, and lately of
Spitalfielda, both in Liverpool, Lancashire, fowl-dealer.
MATTHEW HISLOP, formerly of Portland-street, and
lastly of Tenterden-street, both in Liverpool, in the county of
Lancaster, builder, painter, plumber, and glazier, sued as Mat-
thew Hyslop.
JAMES DAVIESON, late of No. 59, Blundell-street, Li-
verpool, Lancashire, lodging-house-keeper, grocer and provi-
sion-dealer and seaman's clothier, sued as James Davidson.
JOHN CROSS, formerly in lodgings at the house of Samuel
Warburton, in Chorley-street, and latterly of Agnes-court,
James-street, both in Liverpool, Lancashire, joiner.
ELIZA RICE, formerly of Preston, Lancashire, scho°l.mis-
tress,,afterwards of the same place, seamstress, afterwards in
lodgings in Mill-street, afterwards in lodgings inWarwick-
street, and latterly of Sussex-street, all in the townahip.or sox-
teth-park, near Liverpool, Lancashire, seamstress.
WILLIAM HUGHES, late of Hurst-street, Liverpool,
Lancashire, coal-dealer, and licensed ,ssictiialler.
ROBERT PLATT, late of Tithebarn-street, Liverpool;
Lancashire, butcher.
JAMES CLARKE, formerly of Bixteth-street, then of
Maguire-street, then of Riley's-gardens, butcher, and lastly of
Key-street, all in Liverool, in the county of Lancaster,
butcher and retail beer-seller, sued as-Janies Clark.
WILLIAM TATE, formerly. of Oldham-street, then of
Duncan-street, afterwards in lodgings in Duncan-street afore-
said, all in Liverpool, Lancashire, commission agent and pota-
toe-dealer, and lastly of Upper Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park,
in Liverpool aforesaid,, drysalter, carrying on business at No.
18, Goree-piazza, in. Liverpool, aforesitid.
ANN LAWSON,
formerly of Pool-lane, Liverpool Lanca-
shire, butcher, and late residing with her son, William Lawson,
in Islington, in Liverpool aforesaid, out of business.
WILLIAM RANKIN, formerly of Bolton-street,Copperas-
hill, and lastly in lodgings in Bolton-street aforesaid, in Liver-
pool, Lancashire, grm
TAlLrivision-dealer, and bread-baker.
NOTICE.
1. Haley Creditor intends to Oppose a Prisoner's Discharge,
Notice of such Intention must be given to the said Prisoner in
Writing, three Clear Days before the Day of Hearing, Exclu-
sive of Sunday, and Exclusive both of the Day of giving such
Notice and of he said Day of Hearing.
2. But in the Case of a Prisoner, whom his Creditors have
removed, by an Order of the Court, from a Gaol in or near
London, for Hearing in the Country, such Notice of Opposi-
tion will be sufficient, if given One Clear Day before the Day
of Hearing,.
3. The Petition and Schedule will be produced by the proper
Officer for Inspection and Examination at the Office of the
Court in Loudon, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
between the Hours of Ten and 'Four and Copies of the Petition
and Schedule, or much part thereof as shall be required, will be
provided by the proper Officer according to the Act 7 Geo. IV.
c. 57, sec. 76.
N.B. Entrance to the Office in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn
elds.
4. The Duplicate of theFi Petition and Schedule, and all
Books, Papers, and Writings filed there
for Inspection and Examination by the Clerk of the Peace,
'Town will be produced e
Town Clerk, or ether pe shall have
been with whom the same
been directed to be lodged for such Purpose at the Office of
~-
such Clerk of the Peace or oi her Permon, aald Copies_ of the
Petition and Schedule, or such l'art thereof as shall be required,
shall be there provided according to the Act
_ 7 Geo.
. c
sec. 77, or the Act 5 Geo. IV., c. 61, sec. 11, as the case may
SAMUEL RAYNES,
be.
24, Norfolk-street, Strand, London,
For WM. DAVENPORT, Solicitor,
Dale-street, Liverpool.

TO ROAD MAKERS, &c,
E R S ON S willing to CONTRACT for making Roads)
1 Levelling Land, &c., at the Royal Rock Ferry, may sec
specifications, and obtain other particulars at .the °flies of H,
EDWARDS and SON, Architects, Dele-street '
Estimates to be delivered, or sent posts e free, to the Royal
Rock Ferry o.ffice, anfe's buildings, or to 14. EDWARDS and
Sox's Office, on or before the 15th July instant, when drawings
and specifications for Baths to be built at the Royal Rock Ferry
will be ready for estimating.

HOSKING, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, LAND and ousts
V • AGENT, respectfully informs tae Public that has or(
SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a great variety o AND, of
the most select character, suitable fir the exec n of Villas,
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To those who are desirous of investing small Capitals for .the
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arrangements, V. H. with confidence offers his services in his
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patronage. _

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