The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-13 00:00:00

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to be heard at the Court-
-1 house, at LANCASTER, in the county of Lancaster, on
THURSDAY, the seventh day of Match, 1844, at Nine
o'clock in the Morning precisely :
JOHN EATON, formerly a lodger at 26, St. paurster i.
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voyage from Liverpool to Valparaiso and rich.... pal Oi•
the West Coast of South America, and late a lodger at 38,
Bridgewater-street, Liverpool aforesaid, chief mate of the
brig Antonia, of London, then lying in the Coburg Dock,
Liverpool aforesaid.

ANDREW NEWLAND, formerly in lodgings 13
Crosshall-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
poulterer and fruit dealer, then steward of the ship Amoy'
of Liverpool, on a voyage to Boston and other places ill
the United States of America, and late a lodger at 14r
Albion-street, Liverpool aforesaid, poulterer.
On Friday, the eighth day of March, at the same NI,

and place :
GEORGE RICHARDSON, formerly of Glossop, !tl.
the county of Derby, grocer and tea dealer, afterwards to
lodgings at Astley Bridge, Bolton-le-Moors, in the county
of Lancuter, out of business, and late of 8, Byrom-
street, Liverpool, in the said county. carrying on business;
as tobacconist and agent for the sale of newspapers and
periodicals, under the name of John George Richardson,
(sued as John Richardson, by the name of John George
Richardson.)
JAMES FOWLER, formerly in lodgings at No. 6,
Cooks-row, Saint Pancras Old-road, in the county of
Middlesex, and occupying No. 3, Aldine Chambers, PP ternoster-row, in the city of London, afterwards in lodg-
ings in Kewague, in the parish of Braddan, Isle of Many
then in lodgings at No. 105, Upper Gi-afton-street, Tox-
teth-park, and having offices at No. 8, Canning-place, also
offices No. 7, Moorfields; then in lodgings at No. 99,
Upper Grafton-street aforesaid, and having an office No.
47, Lower Castle-street, and late a lodger at No. 27,
Sussex-street, Toxteth-park, and occupying an office, No.
13, Chapel-walks, all in Liverpool, in the county of LW-
caster, attorney-at-law.
THOMAS WILSON, formerly residing at 7, moire-
street, and late residing at No. 9, Maskell-street, Low',
hill, and occupying offices, 12, Exchange-street East, all
in Liverpool, Lancashire, commission agent coal and
general dealer, carrying on business under the firm of
Thomas Wilson and Company.
On Monday, the eleventh day of March, 1844, at Me
same hour and place :
JAMES WEBSTER, late of Fall lane, Prescot, in the
akecountyr. of Lancaster, watch and chronometer movement
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On Tuesday, the twelfth day
.of March, 1844, at the

same hour and Place :
HAMLET WRIGHT, formerly of Belle Vue Cottage:
Warwick-street, *Liverpool, Lancashire, and late a lodger
at 99, Woolfe-street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool aforesaid:
tidewaiter in Her Majesty's Customs.
On Thursday, the fourteenth day of March, 1844, at
the same hour and place :
WILLIAM BISPH AM, late of Top Locks, Lathom:
near Ormskirk, Lancashire, boot and shoe maker, and
occasionally boatman.
WILLIAM NIX, formerly of 5, Portland.place,
Albany-road, Camberwell, Surrey, merchants' clerk, then
of 3, Upper Warwick-street, Liverpool, Lancashire,
afterwards of Baines-place, Breck-road, Everton, near
Liverpool aforesaid, then of Lower Bebbington, and late
of Higher Tranmere, both near Liverpool . aforesaid,
landing waiter in Her Majesty's Customs at Liverpool
aforesaid.

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WILLIAM MELONEY, formerly a lodger at
Stanhope-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
,
then on a voyage as master of the brig Saint Andrew's, of
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Saint Andrew's, in the province of New Brunswick,
North America, bound from Liverpool aforesaid to Cape
Town, Cape of Good Hope, on the coast of Africa,t then
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at 25, Myrtle-street, all in Liverpool aforesaid, out of
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Observe, the actual signature of the Inventors, on an
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Prepared only by T. and H. SMITH, Chemists, 21,
Duke-street, Edinburgh ; and may be had of all respecta-
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T. AND H. SMITH'S
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WHOLES ALE AGENT, -
JOHN CLERK, Orange court, Liverpool.