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No. 1, Chapel-street, Stratford, then of Stratford New
then of No. 16. Manor-street, High-street, Peckham,
Town, then of No. 8, David's-street, Stratford New Town,
then of No. 3, Warner-street, Dover-road, Newington,
then of No. 8, Frances-street, Maryland-point, Stratford,
Surrey, out of business, then of No. 55, Lower Thamesstreet, London, and. now of No. 8, Wellington-place,
all in Essex, Journeyman Coachmaker to Eastern Counties
Railway Company at Stratford aforesaid, and next and
West India-road, Limehonse, Middlesex, Dealer in all
kinds of Ships' Stores.
now at Nos. 7 and 8, Frances-street aforesaid, Journeyman Coachmaker to the Eastern Counties Railway Com- Charles Beechey, formerly of Wilton-mews, Belgravesquare, Beer-shop Keeper, then of No. 9, Hart-street,
pany as aforesaid, and Lodging-house Keeper, wife
Grosvenor*Square, out of business and employ, wife
.General-shop Keeper.
keeping a Confectionary-shop, then of No. 42, GowerJohn Hawkins, 'formerly of No. 35, Cannon-street, Backroad, St. George's-in-the-East, Boot and Shoe Maker and
street, Tottenham-court-road, Gentleman's Coachman,
Dealer in Pattens and Clogs, and now of No. 19, Caventhen and now of No. 119, Mount-street, Berkley-square,
all in Middlesex, Foreman to a Livery Stable Keeper.
dish-street, New North-road, Hoxton, both in Middlesex,
John Lyons McLeod, (commonly known as J. Lyons
Boot and Shoe Maker.
McLeod), formerly and for about three months of
Julius William Cole, formerly of No. 3, Park-lane, LiverThomas-street, Portsmouth, in the count3 of Hants, then
pool-road, Islington, after wards of No. 10, White Conduitand for about four months of No. 2, Graham-street,
street, Pentonville, afterwards of No. 49, CloudesleyStonehouse, in the county of Devon, Midshipman in the
terrace, Islington aforesaid, afterwards of No. 3, Dalstonterrace, Dalston, Hackney, afterwards of No. 4, Bath- ] Royal Navy, then and for eighteen months ordered on
foreign service, then again and for about four months of
place, Dalston aforesaid, afterwards of No. 2, DalstonNo. 2, Graham-street, Stonehouse aforesaid, then and for
place, Dalston aforesaid, all in Middlesex, and during all
that time and all such residences a Clerk in the Service I three years and a half Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, first
commanding
the Adelaide, and then Commanding Officer
of the Corporation of the Trinity House, Tower-hill, j
London, and now of No. 5, Albert-road, Queen's-road, 1 of the Ranger, on foreign service on the coast of Africa,
Dalston aforesaid, out of employ, but receiving a retiring j then and for about three months of No. 12, Navarinoterrace, Greenwich, in the county of Kent, then and for
pension from the said Corporation.
about three months of Manor-terrace, Chelsea, then and
Henry Richard Brown, of No. 19, Upper Lisson-street,
about twelve months of No. 26, Upper Seymour-street,
Lisson-grove, formerly of No. 51, Earl-street, LissonPortman-square, in the county of Middlesex, then and
grove, both in Marylebone, Middlesex, Builder, Plumber,
for about four months of York-road, Lambeth, in the
Painter, and Glazier, part of the time also Retailer of
county of Surrey, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy on half.Beer.
pay, then and for six months of Belmore-lodge, Stockweli,
Felix Antoine Victor Hue (sued, and committed, and comSurrey, then and for about three months of No. 25, Old
monly known as Felix Hue), formerly of No. 31, and
Jewry, in the city of London, whilst there Managing
late of No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, Middlesex,
Director
of the Civil Service, Miners', and General
Commission Agent, wife carrying on the business of
Assurance and Investment Association, and also ManagMilliner and Dress Maker, as Madame Hue, now a Priing Director of the Ancient Order of Foresters' Freehold
soner in the Debtors' Prison of London and Middlesex,
Land Society, the said Societies having offices at No. 25,
London.
Old Jewry, in the city of London, then and for about one
James Roberts, residing at No. 5, Norfolk-street, Fitzroymonth of No. Ill, Duke-street, Liverpool, in the county
square, Marylebone, carrying on business at Swan-yard,
of Lancaster, in no profession or employ, then and for
No. 72, St. Martin's-lane, Charing Cross, both in Midabout twelve months Master Mariner and Commander of
dlesex, Cabinet Manufacturer, and Fitter of Military
the ship Haidee, voyaging to, and staying at, and returning
Officers' Barrack Chests and Canteens, and Letting
from, Quebec, Canada East, America, then and now and
Apartments for Hire.
for eight months last past of No. 7, Lisson-grove South,
Joseph Walker, of Weybridge, Surrey, Boot and Shoe
New-road, Paddington, for five days during such time a
Maker, previously of Hampton Court Green, Middlesex,
Prisoner at Sloman's Lock-up-house, Cnrsitor-street,
Boot and Shoe Maker, and for a short time also BeerChancery-lane,
both in the county of Middlesex, Master
shop Keeper, wife also Haberdasher at same place.
Mariner, out of employ, during the whole time known as
Lieutenant McLeod.
On Friday the 16th May, 1856, at Eleven
'
o'Clock, before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.
George Hogg, formerly of No. 1, Manchester-street, Gray'sinn-road, Tea Dealer, Grocer, Cheesemonger, and
General-shop Keeper, part of the time also Traveller to a
Wholesale Cheesemonger, then and now of No. 48,
Acton-street, Gray's-inn-road, both in Middlesex, Traveller to a Wholesale Cheesemonger.
Edward Horsingtou Tucker (known and trading as Edward
Tucker), late of No. 14, Grove-place, Lisson-grove,
Paddington, and having a place of business at No. 58,
Queen-street, Edgware-road, then and now of No. 89,
Milton-street, Dorset-square, Marylebone, all in Middlesex, Envelope Manufacturer.
Thomas Little, formerly of Shenton-street, Old Kent-road,
Surrey, afterwards of No. 47, Morpeth-street, Bethnal
Green, Middlesex, now in apartments at No. 48, Morpethstreet aforesaid, Shirt Cutter, in the employ of Messrs.
Moses, Son, and Davies, Nos. 14 and 15, Aldgate Highstreet, London.
On Saturday the 17th May, 1856, at Eleven
o'Clock, before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.
William Gooch, formerly of No. 1, Hertford-road, De
Beauvoir-square, Kingsland, then of No. 12, Bloomfieldstreet South, Kingsland-road, then of No. 11, Bloomfield-street South aforesaid, then of No. 2, Hayes-place,
Kingsland-road, all in Middlesex, then of No. 2, Langthorn-street, West Ham-lane, Stratford, and now of No.
11, East-street, Manby-park, Stratford aforesaid, both
in Essex, Carpenter and Journeyman Carpenter.
William Augustus Robinson, formerly of No. 7, Well-walk,
Hampstead, then of No. 33, Howland-street, Fitzroysquare, then and now of No. 20, Gloucester-street, Gloucester-gate, Regent's-gate, all in Middlesex, Artist,
Figure and Portrait Painter.
Joseph Facey, formerly of the Prince Albert, Alpha-street,
Park-road, Peckham, Beer-shop Keeper, and Porter to
the South Eastern Railway Company, and now of No. 3,
High Park-crescent, Wai worth, both in Surrey, Porter
as aforesaid.
Coates Fennell, formerly a Prisoner in the Queen's Prison,
then of No. 4, Albany-road, Old Kent-road, Surrey,
having an office at No. 9, Billiter-square, Leadenhallstreet, London, Agent for the Sale of Colonial Produce,
On Monday the 19th May, 1856, at Eleven
o'Clock, before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.
Charles James Murray, formerly of the Post Office, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Deputy Postmaster, then of Richmond
House, Richmond-street, Herne Bay, Kent, Lodginghouse Keeper, then of No. 3, Mathon-place, Richmondroad, Islington, Middlesex, and now of Hillingdon-road,
Cowley, Middlesex, out of business.
John Mapleson (sued as J. Mapleston), formerly of No.
19s, Golden-square, afterwards of 12, New Burlingtonstreet, Regent-street, both in Middlesex, Cupper and
Surgeon Dentist, Letting Lodgings, then of No. 42,
Broad-street, Golden-square, and now of No. 23, Argylestreet, Regent-street, both in Middlesex, Cupper and
Surgeon Dentist.
On Monday the 19th May, 1856, at Eleven
o'Clock, before Chief Commissioner Law.
Thomas- Bond Compere, of No. 16, Cleveland-street, Mile
End-road, Middlesex, having a place of business at
Grinstead Mills, Grinstead Green, near Halstead, Essex,
Paper Manufacturer, and part of the time (and whilst in
business) in the employ of James Wyld, Map Engraver,
of No. 2, Royal Exchange, London, as Manager, and
occasionally staying at Grinstead Green aforesaid.
N.B.—1. Any creditor may attend and give
evidence and produce witnesses. Opposition can
only be made by the Creditor iii person, or by
Counsel appearing for him.
2. The petition and schedule, and all books,
papers, and writings iiled, will be produced by the
proper Officer for inspection and examination until
two clear days before the hearing.
3. Creditors' assignee may be chosen according
to the Statute.