The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-24 00:00:00

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GEORGE
ANDREWS, formerly of Sloana-street, Chel-
sea, in the county of Middlesex, merchant ; afterwards a
lodger at 30, Gradwell-street, and occupying offices in Rum-
ford-place, both in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster ;
then of Oporto ; then of Lisbon, both in the kingdom of
Portugal, carrying on business in copartnership with Archi-
bald Weir Andrews as merchants, under the firm of " An-
drews Brothers," and late a lodger in Duke-street, Liver-
pool aforesaid, merchant, on his separate account (sued with
the said Archibald Weir Andrews).
RICHARD JOHN MINSHER, formerly residing in
Gloucester-place, Low-hill, and carrying on business in
Cumberland-street, both in Liverpool, in the county of Lan-
caster, as wholesale tea and coffee dealer and grocer; after-
wards a lodger at Seaforth, near Liverpool aforesaid, and
carrying on business in Cumberland-street aforesaid, in co-
partnership with John Graham as wholesale tea and coffee
dealers, under the firm of " Minsher and Graham ;" then a
a traveller for Wilfred Troutbeck, of Liverpool aforesaid,
oil and colour dealer ; afterwards a lodger in New Bridge-
street, Manchester, in the said county ; then a lodger at the
Commercial Inn, Brown-street, and late a lodger at 49, Clif-
ford-street, both in Manchester aforesaid, commercial tra-
veller.

On Saturday, the 16th day of July, 1812, at the same hour
and place:
BENJAMIN CARREG SOTHERN, formerly a lodger
at 15, Shaftsbury-terrace, Pimlico, in the county of Middle-
sex ; afterwards travelling to Boulonge-sur-mer, France, and
other places on the Continent of Europe and America; then
a lodger at 18, Cheenies-street, Bedford-square, in the said
county of Middlesex, and late a lodger in Duke-street, St.
Helens, in the county of Lancaster, never in any business or
employment.
JAMES PHILLIPS, formerly of the Egremont Hotel,
Wallasey, near Liverpool, Lancashire, licensed victualler,
and agent to John Askew, late owner of the said hotel ; then
of Breck-road, Everton, Liverpool aforesaid, out of business ;
afterwards of Mersey-street, Liverpool aforesaid, eating-
house keeper ; then of David-place, Copperas-hill, Liverpool
aforesaid, cigar dealer and assistant at the Waterloo Hotel,
Ranelagh-street, Liverpool aforesaid ; then of 34, Great
Newton-street, Liverpool aforesaid, a part of the time out of
business ; afterwards occupying an office, 29, Dansie-street,
Liverpool aforesaid, newspaper, house, and land agent, and
late a lodger in Torbock-street, Liverpool aforesaid, out of
business.
THOMAS CREWD SON, formerly residing atßlackfield-
terrace, Kirkdale, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancas-
ter, at the same time occupying an office in Slater-court,
Castle-street, Liverpool aforesaid, general merchant; after-
wards occupying an office, 4, Rumford-place, and a ware-
house in William-street, Liverpool aforesaid, and carrying
on business in copartnership with Edmund Taylor, as drug,
oil, and drysaltery brokers, and general merchants, under the
firm of " Crewdson, Taylor, and Company," and late re-
siding at Blacktield-terrace aforesaid, and occasionally a
lodger in Bootle-lane, Bootle, near Liverpool aforesaid, out
of business (sued with the said Edmund Taylor).
MAJOR RICHARD CULVERWELL, formerly of 21,
Tithebarn-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
watch manufacturer and jeweller ; afterwards of the Derby
Arms, 45, Tithebarn-street aforesaid, and part of the time
occupying a shop in Manchester-street, Liverpool aforesaid,
licensed victualler, watch manufacturer, and jeweller; after-
wards of Grosvenor-street, Liverpool aforesaid ; then of
Scotland-road, Liverpool aforesaid, and late of 6, Richmond-
street, Rose-hill, Liverpool aforesaid, watch manufacturer,
and wholesale dealer in watches and jewellery.
EDWARD ROBERTS, late residing at 9, Edge-vale,
Edge-hill, West Derby, near Liverpool, Lancashire, and oc-
cupying an office, 4, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, aforesaid,
coal merchant and dealer.

On Monday, the 18th day of July, 1842, at the same hour

and place

FREDERICK CARRICK. , formerly a lodger in Collin's
Wood, Ranelagh, near Dublin, Ireland ; then residing in
Marlborough-street, and carrying on business in Bachelor's-
walk, both in Dublin aforesaid ; then of 56, Strand-street,
Dublin aforesaid, letter-press printer ; then residing in Saint
James's-place ' - afterwards of 13, Hunter-street, and carrying
on business at 35, South John-street, all in Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, in copartnership with James Potts, as
letter-press printers, under the firm of " Carrick and Potts,"
and late of 13, Hunter-street aforesaid, out of business.
JAMES BANKS, formerly of Great Avenham-street,
Preston, in the county of Lancaster, and occupying a shop
133, Fishergate, Preston aforesaid; also a house and shop in
Blackpool, in the said county ; afterwards of Melling's-
buildings, Lord-street, Southport, in the said county, book-
seller and stationer ; then a lodger at Blackpool aforesaid ;
afterwards a lodger in Watergate-street-row, in the city of
Chester • then a lodger in Blackpool aforesaid ; then a lod-
ger in Watergate-street-row, Chester aforesaid ; and late a
lodger at 9, Shannon-street, Liverpool, in the said county of
Lancaster, out of business.
WILFRED MARTIN ROBINSON, formerly in lodg-
ings in Upper Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, at the same time occupying a yard
and office on the east side of Queen's Dock, Liverpool afore-
said, and carrying on business in copartnership with R. L.
Gaskell, as shipwrights, boat-builders, ship-smiths, and
block-makers, under the firm of " William Gaskell and
Company ;" afterwards in lodgings at Seacombe, in the
county of Chester, out of business ; then residing at the
Cumberland House, 21, Norfolk-street, Liverpool aforesaid,
and occupying an office and yard, 86, Norfolk-street afore-
said, licensed victualler, shipwright, boat-builder, ship-
smith, and block-maker; then in lodgings at the Cumber-
land House aforesaid ; then in lodgings in Warren-street,
Liverpool aforesaid ; then in lodgings at Woolton, near Li-
verpool aforesaid, and late in lodgings at 70, Seel-street, Li-
verpool aforesaid, out of business.

On Tuesday, the 19M day of July, 1842, at the same hour
and place :
JAMES CREWE, formerly residing in Prince Edwin-
street, Everton, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
at the same time occupying an office in Leigh-street, Liver-
pool aforesaid, and carrying on business in copartnership
with his late father as attornies at law, under the firm of
" Crewe and Son ;" and late a lodger at 11, Brownlow-street,
Liverpool aforesaid, and occupying the office in Leigh-street
aforesaid, attorney at law.
HENRY PORTER, late of 18, Grove-street, Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster, never in any business.
WILLIAM ROBSON, formerly a lodger at 5, Bow
Church-yard, London ; then a lodgerin Church-street, Lan-
caster, in the county of Lancaster ; then a lodger at the
Feather's Inn, Clayton-square, Liverpool, in the said
county, afterwards a lodger at 5, Bow Church-yard ; then a
lodger at 23, Fetter-lane, both in London aforesaid ; then a
lodger in Lambert-street, afterwards a lodger in Siiver-
street, both in Liverpool aforesaid ; then a lodger in Deans-
gate, Manchester, in the said county of .Lancaster; then a
lodger in Church-street • afterwards in Sun-street, both in
Lancaster aforesaid, and late a lodger at 132, Bold-street,
Liverpool aforesaid, shopman to a laceman and hosier, and a
part of the time commercial traveller.
JOHN RUDD, formerly of the Royal Oak Inn, Bongate,
near Appleby, in the county of Westmorland ; afterwards of
the Queen's Head, Howgate Foot, near Appleby aforesaid,
at the same carrying on business at the Royal Oak afore-
said, in the name of " Edward Rudd," licensed victualler
and horse Healer, and owner of the horses " Cleveland
Hero" and " Cleveland Ranger ;" then in lodgings at Li-
verpool, in the county of Lancaster, in no business, and
late of 166, Vauxhall-road, Liverpool aforesaid; and a part
of the time a lodger at 5, Lower Southampton-street, Fitz-
roy-square, London, horse-dealer, and owner of the horses
" Cleveland Ranger" and " England's Glory ;” also car-
rying on business as butcher in the name of " James
Smith."
JOHN ANDREW, the Elder, formerly residing in Ros-
common-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster ;
afterwards in lodgings at 92, Duke-street, Liverpool afore-
said ; then occnpying a ready-furnished house in Radnor-
terrace, Bootle, near Liverpool aforesaid, and during the
whole time occupying offices in Bank-buildings, Castle-
street, Liverpool aforesaid, attorney at law on his separate
account ; and late at 3, Crescent, Salford, in the said county,
and occupying an office, 1, Bexley-street, Salford aforesaid ;
and an office, 10, Back Piccadilly, Manchester, in the said
county, in copartnership with William Andrews, as attornies
at law, under the style or form of John and William Andrew
(sued as John Andrew.)
ROBERT ALLANSON AGAR, formerly residing in
Strickland-street, Everton, Liverpool, in the county of
Lancaster, brickmaker and builder ; then residing in Ever-
ton-road, Everton aforesaid, and carrying on business near
Eaton-street, Vauxhall-road, Liverpool aforesaid, in co-
partnership with Matthew Gibson, as soap manufacturers,
under the firm of " Agar and Gibson ;" then a lodger in
Lowry-street, Everton aforesaid, out of business ; then a
lodger at 6, Seymour-place, Camden Town, in the county of
Middlesex, omnibus proprietor ; then a lodger in Saint
James'-place, Toxteth-park, Liverpool aforesaid ; afterwards
a lodger at 20, Hill-street, Liverpool aforesaid ; then a
lodger in Bayham-street, afterwards in Park-street, both in
Camden Town aforesaid • then 1,1,3°,•••
rat 10 utford-place, both in
Saint Panm-s.. '• -e
' county of Middlesex ; then a lodger in Stanhope-
' street, afterwards a lodger in Bedford-street, both in Tox-
teth-park aforesaid, and late a lodger in Gill-street, Liver-
' pool aforesaid, out of business a portion of the time, a
student at St. Bee's College, in the county of Cumberland,
and at the University of Durham.
EDWARD RAWLINSON,
Attorney-at-Law, Lancaster.

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