The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

LANCASTER INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

At the sitting of the court last week, 116 insolvents applied
for their discharge, of which number 33 received notice of oppo-
sition. The following were remanded:—
William Dickinson, late of Chorlev, cotton manufacturer,
six months from the tiling petition, under the 47th sec. of the
act.

William Parkinson, late of Prescot, near Liverpool, auc-
tioneer and publican. Adjourned to next circuit to re-adver-
tise as carrying on business as a publican, under the name of
Benbow.
Henry Ballindine, drysalter and broker, late of Liverpool
and Manchester, six months, under the 47th sec. of the act.
David Moseley, late of Manchester, builder, three months,
under the 47th sec.
Zechariah Bond, discharged conditionally on assignee taking
out assignment.
James Scott Dalgliesh, late of Preston, draper and publican,
discharged conditionally on paying £7 into court.
William Coleshill, discharged conditionally on his father pay-
ing £3lO into court.
Oliver Morris, late of Whalley, Wigan, farmer, opposed by
Earl Balcarres. Adjourned to next circuit to file amend-
ments generally, but no older to issue until the Earl Balcarres
or his agent certify that they are in quiet possession of the
farm.
Alexander Denham, late of Chorley, tallow chandler and
bacon dealer : petition dismissed.
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John Nelson, late of Broughton in Furness, tailor, discharged
conditionally on filing affidavits of Atkinson, Postlethwaite,
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Remmiugton, Sharp, and the bankers, and upon Ann Thwaites
conveying the proof to the assignee under the court. The sum
of £156 18s. paid into court, the sum of £56 18s. to remain in
court : subject to the decision of the commissioners whether
that sum of £56 18. belongs to the insolvent or to Ann
Thwaites.
John Winterbottom, late of Oldham, in norbusiness—reinanded
to. next circuit, to amend special balance sheet.
Wright Wild, late of tayley Bridge, cotton spinner—El 3
Paid into court and discharged.
vgiiiiginJHunt, late of Manchester, common brewer—dis-
charged on
Samuel Alcock, late of Liverpool, commission agent and pro-
paying £2OO into court.
vision dealer—discharged conditionally on the production of all
the parties at Liverpool, to state they were paid the sums oppo-
site their names.
Daniel Dunkerley, late of Oldham, provision shopkeeper and
carter—four calendar mouths.
John Levy, late of Manchester, hawker—six months.
John Wade, late of Manchester—discharged on paying £4O
into court.
Robert Fawcett, late of Stayley Bridge, tailor—£9 6s. paid
into court, and remanded three calendar months.
Samuel Threlfall, late of Liverpool, carter—four calendar
months.
Maria Coates and John Coates, Manchester, innkeepers—five
calendar months.
Edward James Pasquier,late of Liverpool, marine painter—
remanded to next circuit to amend description, re-advertise, and
produce copy of a will.
John Riddale, late of Manchester, porter dealer—order for
hearing dismissed.
William Hawley, late of Manchester, coal agent—remanded
to next circuit to amend special balance sheet, and to produce
his father.
darJohn Cully, late of Manchester, rag merchant--twenty calen-
months.
John Smith, late of Liverpool, in no business, and formerly a
wheelwright—six months.
Thomas Moss, Manchester, accountant and publican—to ob-
tain consent of three-fourths of his creditors, having taken the
benefit of the act about two years ago.
The other insolvents were discharged forthwith.

A Diocesan Church Building Society is in progress of' forma
tion in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol.
O'CoNNELL.—Let the world, but, beyond all others, let the
unreflecting part of the Irish people, reflect upon this. 'They
must now see, what they ought long ago to have seen, that there
is no sincerity In this man. Thousands upon thousands of men
will say, and hundreds of thousands of Englishmen do say it,
that that cause cannot be good of which such a man is the leader.
When or how unhappy Ireland is to receive relief no man can
tell; hut of this he assured, uu this I would pledge my existence.
and every consideration which is dear to me, that she never
will receive relief, except through means with which this man
shall have nothing more to do than he now has with regulating
the movements and preserving the order of the planets.—Cob-
beti's Register, March 3. 1827.