The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-06-18 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS,

r 0 be heard at the Court-house, at LANCASTER, in
the county of Lancaster,
On Monday, the Bth July, 1844, at Ten o'clock in the
Morning precisely :
GEORGE THOMAS MAY. formerly of 17, School.
lane, and occupying a workshop in Old Postoffice-place,
both in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, chairmaker,
and late of 15, School-lane, Liverpool aforesaid, journey-
man chairmaker. (sued as George May.)
On Tuesday, the Oth July. 1844, at the same hour and
place:
JOHN HANDFORD, formerly of the Green Man,
Jackson's-row, at the same time carrying on business at
the Bridgewater Mills, Commercial-street, Knott Mill,
and occupying a warehouse 12, Back Marsden-street, all
in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, beerseller and
cotton cloth manufacturer, also carrying on business at
the Colliers' Arms, George-street, Hyde, in the county of
Chester, as beerseller, then of the Manchester House,
Hackin's-hey, Liverpool, in the said county of Lancaster,
licensed fctualler, afterwards of the Prince of Wales
Tavern, 74, Tithebarn-street, Liverpool aforesaid, licensed
victualler, and at the same time occupying an office in
Leicester-buildings, King-street, Liverpool aforesaid,
carrying on business in copartnership with Henry Soulby
Melon, as wine merchants and shippers, under the firm
of " John Handford and Company," afterwards occupy-
ing a yard, 66, Waterloo-road, Liverpool aforesaid, car-
rying on the business of wheelwright and blacksmith, on
his separate account, under the said firm of " Jobn
Handford and Company," at the same time occupying a
shop, 37, Great George- street, George's-square, then a
shop in Whitechapel, and part of a warehouse, 19, Cleve-
land-buildings, Park-lane, all in Liverpool aforesaid, oc-
casionally a lodger at the Lord Hill, Northgate, and
occupying a shop in Eastgate, both in the city of Chester,
and late a lodger at 17, Lower Frederick-street, and oc-
cupying a part of a warehouse, 47, Lower Castle-street,
both in Liverpool aforesaid, dealer in hardware, papier
mache, japanned goods, and general dealer, a part of the
time a lodger at the Nag's Head, and occupying a shop in
Bradshawgate, both in Bolton-le-Moors, in the said
county of Lancaster, dealer in linen, cotton, and woollen
goods, and late a lodger at 17, Lower Frederick-street,
Liverpool aforesaid, out of business.

JOHN JACKSON, formerly of Hornsea, near Kings-
ton-upon-Hull, blacksmith and farrier, and late a lodger
at the Burns Tavern, Waterloo-road, Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, out of business or employment.
On Wednesday, the 10th July, 1844, at Me same hour
and place :

GEORGE CHRISTIAI?i, formerly re-iding at 110,
Pitt-street, and occupying a shop, 11, Strand-street, both
in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, optical and
mathematical instrument maker, then a prisoner for debt
in the Borough Gaol of Liverpool aforesaid, and late of
110, Pitt-street, Liverpool aforesaid, journeyman op-
tician.

On Friday, the 12th July, 1841, at the same hour and

;lace :

EDWARD PETER McLOSKEY, formerly in lodg-
ings at 12, Saint George's-terrace, Upper Pitt-street, then
in lodgings at 26, Melbourne-place, Roscoe-lane, Berry-
street,
and late in lodgings at 12, Saint George's-terrace,
Upper Pitt-street aforesaid, all in Liverpool, in the county
of Lancaster, merchants' clerk, (sued as Edward P.
McLaskey.)
WILLIAM KILNER, formerly a lodger at the
Country House Inn, Catherine-street, Exeter, then of
Dalton, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire, out of employ-
ment, and late a lodger in Church-street, Liverpool, Lan-
cashire, shopman to Messrs. Jeffrey and Morrish, line❑
drapers, Liverpool aforesaid.
THOMAS EIALSALL, late of 42, Summer-seat, and
occupying a yard in Carruthers-street, both in Liverpool,
Lancashire, coal dealer, and latterly out of business.
WILLIAM LYNN, formerly of Walsoken, then of
West Walton, both near Wisbeach, in the county of Cam-
bridge, coal, fruit, and potatoe merchant, and joint owner
with William Watford of the schooner Sarah, of Wis-
beach aforesaid, then of Mill Dam, South Shields, in the
County of Durham, fruit and potatoe dealer, and late a
lodger in Regent-street, Liverpool, Lancashire, out of
business or employment.