The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-27 00:00:00

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r 11111: commissioners in atiot in banktoKey, bearing dints-this
: 2,lth of Octoher, .18,34, awariled.aad•issued• forth against:
.1 .VINI IL S WILSON. BA.ItLi) NV, late 0,f4-tili'.(ii,,,;:el:::ntliiiei,i:ittehre:
ed
coullty of. Laticaster;coal merchant, d ' er and rhaptnan; in-•
tend to meet.on tha,2o ,day of Apri xt
• noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, So li John-street, Liverpool;
• aforesaid,,to audit the accounts of the assignees. of the ctstatel
and effects of the said bankrapt.undcr, the said fiat, pursuant to
an act of partianicut,.made antl•pas,sed in the sixth sear of the
reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled
An act to amend the laws relating to bankrupts."
PHAN andfaitLAM, Solicitors..

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rylliE creditors who have proved their debts under a tia;t24
of Liverpool; in the txonity of Lancaster, no 1'
bankrupol awarded and issued forth against CHAU L
1
Chapman, arc requested.to meet the assignees,
chant,
of the estate nod effects of the said bankrupt on TUE-SDAY r
uext,.
themst day of March. instant, at Two o'etOek" in the afternoon'
the officii of Mr.-Ma wnsLuv, Sol icilorf, Doran's-lane, lroril-
ia, Livcrpi.sol . aforesaid, in Aer • to assent: to or-dissent
4rtroeitilie said assignees selling aiXdisposing of all or any,. part
'of the .stock in trade, goods, furniture, fixtuietz; book, and•inbee•
,debts, and other property of.the said- bankrupteither by publin
'auction. or by. private contract; or, trvAalnation• and • appraise.;
m-ent, and together or in separate lots, or otherwise; as they/
may think proper, either to the -•said bankrupt or to any others
person or persons whomsoever who may be dispeaed' la. Par:.
ch4i,e the same, awl totheir giving such time Mr payment of;all or any part of the purchase ninnies thereof, lied 'on ',nth
'personal or (ktilei security for- the payment of such monies _as the
said assignees:may deem expedient and right; and also to 31'
Sela to er dissent from the said assignees ein*ying.an account- -
aut,or.such other person as they, may think lit.to wake up and'
'balance the .bankrtiptf.s, books and acroants„ to collect. and
get in the several debts due to the said estate, and oinking sucli
allowance forthe.same as-the said assignees Ina) think reason-
' able ; and also to assent to or dissent: from the said -assigloes., •
cotomelLcingi prosecuting, or defending any action oractian4i,.
suit or.snits.at.law aria equity, for. the, recovery.or defence
any part of the estate and ettects.of,the said baaikrupt aritv any,
wise relating or incident thereto; and to the • said assitnees! •
compounding, snbmitting to arbitration, or otherwise, agreeing.
orsettling any accounts or any other -titers nr things whatso.c
ever due, or in anywise: relating. tolln: estate aatLeff4cits of the.
said bankrupt and on other special affairs.
, IMAWDSLEY,,, S4citnr.

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Emprrial Parliament.

OUSE, OF LORDS, MONDAY.

Petitions in favour of the established church of Scotland were
present6d from a parish in Stirlingshire, by the Earl of Shaftes-
bury; from a parish in Dumfries, by the Earl of. Rosebery ;
and from Diindonnald, Ayrshire, by the Duke of Richmond.
Lord WIIARNCLIFFE presented petitions from Halifax and
other places in Yorkshire, for an alteration of the factory bill
The Duke of 'WELLINGTON laid on the table copies or ex-
tracts of correspondence between Sir H. Hardiuge and the
.board of education in Ireland.