The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-14 00:00:00

F IHE undermentioned Creditors who have proved Debts un-
Ider a Commission of Bankrupt bearing date the 23rd day
of March, 1793, awarded and issued forth against CHARLES
CALDWELL and THOMAS SMYTH, both of Liverpool,
in the county 'of Lancaster, and JOHN FORBES and
DANIEL GREGORY, both of the city of London, Bankers,
Dealers and Partners, carrying on trade or business in Liver-
pool aforesaid, under the name, style, or firm of CHARLES
CALDWELL and CO. are informed that one or more Divi-
dend or Dividends which have' been declared upon their res-
pective proofs against the joint Estate of the ankrupt, or
against the separate Estate of Charles Cald ' and Thomas
Smyth, the separate Estate of Charles Cold 1, or the separate
Estate of Thomas Smyth remain uncl i ed, and they or the
legal personal representatives of such them as may be dead,
are hereby required to come in before Francis Gregg, Esq. at
his office in the Court of Bankruptcy, Basin hall-street, Lon-
don, on or before the Ist day of July next, and claim the same,
or in default thereof they will be pereinptorily excluded the
benefit of such Dividends, and the Dividends then remaining
unclaimed will be divided amongst and paid to the other credi-
tors seeking relief under the said commission.
Applications by letter will be rejected if not post-paid.
CREDITORS ON THE JOINT ESTATE OF THE BANKRUPTS.
William Brandreth, Liverpool, sawyer
Jane Woods, • Walton,. spinster
William Murphy, Liverpool, marble mason
John Clarke, Do. gentleman
Robert Walne and Sons, Do. bricklayers
Kenrieht and Barber, - Do. timber merchants
John Brown, Do. . merchant
Elizabeth Robinson, Do. widow
Dorothy Robinson, Do. widow
Dorothy Taylor Do. spinster
Thomas Flitcroft, Do. cotton manufacturer
James Lyon, DO. shipwright
Anthony Tyson, Do. tailor
Francis Pnce, ' Do. liquor merchant
William and Richard Deane, Do. ropers
Edward Fairclough, Do. • watch maker
Michael M'Connell, Do. weaver
John FeaYon, Do. shopkeeper
William Dennison, Do. merchant
Henry Gardner, Do. millwright
Venables, Taylor, and Taylor, Do. merchants
Thomas Chantler and Co. Northwich,
John Parry, Liverpool, merchant
Edward Jones, Do. house carpenter
George Mackay, Eccleston, glop-manufacturer
Jane Jones, Liverpool,
John Howard, Warrington, sail cloth-maker
Thomas Holden, Rainford, schoolmaster
Ann Knowles, Liverpool, spinster
James Atherton, Billinge, nailmaker
John Webster, Croxteth Hall, gentleman
Sarah Barker, Liverpool, widow
Joseph Lamb, Do. saddler
Lewis Carkill, Do. cooper
John Eddie, Do. . gardener
James Bowman, Do. excise-officer
Edward Lloyd, Warrington, clerk
Robert Wottendale, , Dover-st. Middlesex, Dentist
William Findlay, Liverpool, master mariner
Robert Collister, Do. shipwright
John Fletcher, Do. hatter
Thomas and Henry Berry, Do. drapers
Henderson and Johnson, Do . merchants

William Green,

Do.
merchant

Ann Smith,

widow

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Thomas Tyas, Do. book-keeper
Thomas Lea, Do. flour-dealer
Andrew Aikin, Do. merchant
Atherton and Astley, Do. merchants
Betty Mellor, Do. widow
John Meredith, Do. excise-officer
Thomas Foster, Do. gentleman
Joseph Wienshall. Do. musical instrument-maker
William Carruthers, " Do. cabinet-maker
Thomas Briscoe, Neston, mariner
Ralph Smith, Liverpool, slater
William Morgan, Do. pipe-maker
Joseph Lowe, Do. tanner
Cabel Crookenden, ' Do. timber-merchant
Henry Ross, Do. book-keeper
James Rovlance, Toiteth Park, mariner
William Earle, Liverpool, merchant
Thomas Jones, Do. carpenter
Peter Lawson, ' Do. master mariner
Earles and Molyneux, • Do. ironmongers
John Randles, ' D. victualler
Bodies and Seaman, Do. • merchants