172 Bankrupts and Dividends 
Tice, J. Valentine Row, Blackfriars Road, Surrey, 
oilman. fCluttonand Co. L. 
Warwick, R. Warwick Hall, Cumberland,banker. 
(Mbunsey, L. 
Webster, J. Derby, taylor. (Jessop and Co. Derby, 
and King: and Co. L. 
Wells, D. Friskney, Lincoln, merchant. (Schoie- 
field. 
Welsh, W. Liverpool, drysalter. (Dennison, 
Liverpool, and Taylor aud Co. L. 
[Sept. I, 
West, J. R. Louth, coach maker. (Phillips, Louth 
and Edmunds, L. 
White, J. Tarporley, Chester, innkeeper. (Kel- 
sal, Chester, and Milne and Co. L. 
Wildash, T. R. Aylesford, Kent, farmer. (Lowe 
and Co. L. 
Wilkes, T. Liverpool, bell hanger. (Ravenhill 
and Co. L. 
Williams, R. Llangeful, Anglesea, draper. (Jack- 
son, Manchester,and Adlington, L. 
Abbott, W. Wyndham Place. 
Allum, R. Chatham. 
Archer, A. Great Chapel-street, 
Soho. 
Arney, J. Bury-street, St. Mary 
Axe. 
Atkinson, G. Kirby Moor Side. 
Atkinson, S. Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne. 
Eaillie, M. Broad-street Build¬ 
ings. 
Baimer. J. City Chambers, 
Eisnopsgate-street. 
Beadey, J. Wotton-under-Edge. 
Berthoud, S. Soho Square. 
Bernccker, C. Birmingham. 
Bingley, W. and Co. Tavistoek- 
street, Covent Garden. 
Bowden, G. Barlborough, Derby. 
Brock, W. and Co. Warnford- 
court, Throgmorton-Hreet. 
Brown, T. Longdon, Stafford. 
Brown, ,1. Bridgwater. 
Brugeengafe, G. A. f. Little 
East Cheap. 
Buck, J. Arundel-street, Strand. 
Bulkley, G. W. Queen-street, 
Hanover Square. 
Burgess, H. and Co. Miles-lane, 
Cannon-street and Leeds. 
Cater, S.and Co. Watling-street, 
Clay, R. Stamford. 
Cole, D. Wolverhampton. 
Collins. R. Maidstone. 
Cowl, W. Weston Colville. 
Cox, D. High-street, Southwark. 
CrOwe, E. W y m on d ham. 
Day, R. H. Tovill 
Devey, W. and Co, Albion Coal 
Wharf, Christ Church, Sur¬ 
rey. 
Dowley, T. and J. Bankside, 
Surrey. 
Dubois, J. F. and J. Alderman’s 
Walk. 
Dunn, W. Hoxton. 
Edwards, J. Vine-street, Spital- 
lields. 
Farmer, N. East-lane, Bermond- 
sey. 
Farrington, J. Liverpool. 
Fisher, J. Milby, York. 
Forsfer, J. R. Old Broad-street. 
Foulartoy, J. Upper Bedford 
Place, Bloomsbury. 
Fox, R. jun. Norwich. 
DIVIDENDS. 
Frank, R. sen. Newark-upon- 
Trent. 
Friend, H. Southwark. 
Fuller, H. Bethnal! Green-road. 
Fillip, J. Neat Houses, St. 
George’s, Hanover Square. 
Garbutt, T. Manchester. 
Gerard. J. G. Basinghall-street. 
Gibbons, T. jun. Wells, Norfolk. 
Gunston, T. J. Liverpool. 
Hancock, J. Limehouse Hole. 
Harris, T. Worcester. 
Hart, J. Lewisham. 
Hoffman, J. Mile End Road. 
Holt, R. Lvmin, Chester. 
Hobbs, J. Titchfield. 
Hubbard, T. jun. Coventry. 
Hudson, B. Old City Chambers. 
Hull) , C. Lancaster. 
Humphreys, S. Charlotte-street, 
Portland Place. 
Jackson, C. Cleator, Cumber¬ 
land. 
Jackson, S. Romsey, Hants. 
Johnson, T. jun. Wakefield. 
Johnson, J. Leamington, War¬ 
wick. 
Johnson,J. Llandaff. 
Jones, T. Ware. 
Keating, A. Strand. 
Kelty, A. Pall Mall. 
Kerr, W. Sherborne-lane. 
King,R. Mincing-lane. 
Lamb, J. Birmingham. 
Lark, H. and Co, Essex-street, 
Strand. 
Lee, J. King-street, Cheapside. 
Lee, W. Croydon. 
Lynn, T. Jerusalem Coffee-house, 
Cornhill. 
Lyon, J. Marsham-street. 
Lyon, J. Milbank street. 
Marsh, C. Woherhampton. 
TVlartin, P. Little Harrowden, 
Northamptonshire. 
Massie, J. Derby. 
Millard, J. Cheapside. 
Molyneux, M. Birmingham. 
Moore, J. and Co. Bishop Moncb- 
ton, and Tennant, J. Leeds. 
Motley, T. Strand. 
Mulligan, T, Bath. 
Nichols, S. and M. New Wood- 
stock, Oxford. 
Nowell,.!. Cheapside. 
Payne, T. late of Banbury. 
Parkes, B. Aldermanhurv. 
Percival, G. G. Waleot. Somer¬ 
set. 
Philpots, R. Banbury, Oxon. 
Pitt, J. Cirencester. 
Powell, T. and Brown, W- 
Liverpool. ' 
Powles, M. Ross. 
Rice, J. New Sborehain. 
Richardson, A. York-street, 
Mary bone# 
Riding, F. Birmingham. 
Robinson, T, H. Manchester. 
Rogers, J. anti C. Plymouth. 
Rootsey, G. Tooley-street. 
Royde, G. Newgate-street. 
Rucker, S. Old South Sea House, 
BroaU-street. 
Savery,F. Bristol. 
Saunders, J. Duke-street, St. 
James’s. 
Sawtell, G. Bristol. 
Schlesinger. M. R. Church-court 
Lombard-street. 
Shakespeare, G. Pall Mall. 
Shirley, J. andB. Wdiship-st. 
Snnggs, J. W. Lime-street. 
Stanley, W. Warwick. 
Street, J.F. Budge Row. 
Taylor, R. Commercial Place, 
Commercial Road. 
Tennant, J. Leeds, and Foster, J. 
Bishop Monckton. 
Thomas, H. Hull. 
Thompson. T. Lancaster. 
Townsend, J. Ludgate Hill. 
Treharue, E. Llandarrog,' Car¬ 
marthen. 
Tuesly, W. H. High-street, 
Southwark. 
Tyrell, J. Maidstone. 
Walker, W. Ramsgate. 
Wall.C. Coventry. 
Ward,J. Milton Abbot, Devon. 
Ward, T. Toweester. 
Webster, J. and Co. Tower-sf. 
Wbitechuich, J. Worship-st. 
Williams, T. S. and Co. Chel-; 
tenham. 
Wilson, J. Macclesfield. 
Woodhall.J. Picket How, Cum¬ 
berland. 
Wrightson,W. Leeds. 
Wood, J. Nottingham. 
Woolven, T. Armover. 
Wroa*h,L. Truro. 
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN AUGUST. 
GREAT BRITAIN. 
1NCE oil]* last publication the death 
of the Queen lias filled the nation 
with grief and consternation. In a 
formal notice of her life, we have de¬ 
tailed the circumstances of her death 
and funeral. Both events will be re¬ 
membered by this generation, and the 
latter will astonish posterity. In the 
mean time the King was proceeding on 
an excursion to Dublin, where, as the 
first visit of his family, he has been re¬ 
ceived with every mark of public at¬ 
tention ; and with an enthusiasm bor¬ 
dering on idolatry by the Orange party, 
who have so long profited by the sys¬ 
tem of Irish administration, and by 
the heads of the Catholic party, who 
calculate on obtaining relief through 
his favour. This visit is in truth con¬ 
sidered as a healing measure, and we 
hope it will prove such. 
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