part of the same period a Joint Renter of the said Forest Christopher Wright, formerly of Saint Mary's,
Lincolnshire, Journeyman Baker, and late of Wisbeachof Dean district of Gates,, and of the Tolls of various
fen, Ely, Cambridgeshire, Farmer.
other district Turnpike Gates, in partnership •with the
following persons, respectively (that is to say), Richard John Kawkes, formerly of Ely, Cambridgeshire, Publican
and Pig Jobber, afterwards of River-lane, Cambridge;
Hodges, Ebsworth Berkeley Hicks, Henry Hodges,
Pig Jobber, and late of New-street, Cambridge, Pig
Timothy Bennett, and Charles Bullock, hut during part
Jobber.
of the same time Turnpike Gate Renter on his own account, and late of the Standards, Mitcheldean aforesaid, Jacob Shiun, late of Munea, Ely, Cambridgeshire, Labourer.
Manager of the Forest of Dean district Turnpike Gates
Francis Whiting the elder, late of Sntton, isle of Ely,
only.
William Pitt, formerly and late of Tutshill, Tiddenham,
Cambridgeshire, Labourer.
John Mainprice, formerly of Joham, Cambridgeshire,
Gloucestershire, Blacksmith, his wife Selling Milk.
Butcher and Publican, afterwards of Trickinghaiu,
Charles Turner, formerly of No. 9, Fairview-crescent, and
Suffolk, out of business, and late of Market-place, Newlate of No. 11, Mount-pleasant, Cheltenham, Gloucestermarket, Suffolk, Publican and Retailer of Wine and
shire, Stone Mason.
John Tye, late of Hazeltonj near Northleach, GloucesterSpirits.
.
James Carter; formerly of Stapleford, Cambridgeshire;
shire, Labourer.
Journeyman Wheelwright, afterwards of Great Shelforfl$
Thdmas Wither; late of Almondbury; Bristol; GloucesterCambridgeshire; Journeyman Wheelwright and Pool-'
shire, Shoe Maker;
Jonathan Williams, formerly of Ashelworth; Gloucesterterer; and late of the East-road, Cambridge, Journeyman
Wheelwright and Poulterer.
shire, Farmer, Tailor, and Collector of Debts, and late out
of business.
EdM-ard Feakes, formerly of King-street and Saint Andrew'sJoseph Powell the elder, late of Coaley, near Dursley,
etreet, Cambridge, Butcher, then at Lodgings, No. 4, WilGloucestershire, Farmer, late out of business, and latterly
low-walk, Cambridge, out of business, then a Prisoner for
at Norton, Gloucestershire.
Debt in Cambridge Gaol, then at Lodgings at BurleighWilliam Burrows the elder, late of Chalford, Gloucesterhouse, Fitzroy-street; Cambridge, out of business, then
shire, and late of Broom-hill, Challord, Millwright and
Assistant Butcher on board the British Queen Steam
Machine Maker, and late Labourer.
Vessel; then lodging in the Broadway, New York,
William Hughes, late of Hartpury; Gloucestershire, CarAmerica, out of business, then Assistant Butcher on board
penter, Builder, and Farmer.
the Mediator American Packet; then lodging at the Bull,
Devonshire-street; Bishopsgate-street, London, out of
At the Court-House, at the City of Gloucester, on
business, then travelling in various parts of England in
the 24th day of March 1843, at Ten o'Clock
search of employment; and late lodging at the Prince
Regent Public house, Regent-street, Cambridge, out of
in the Forenoon precisely.
business.
John Thomas Stephens, formerly of No. 139, Westgate^street, in the city of Gloucester, then of No. 108, West- James Guniey, formerly of New-street, since of Russet
street, and late of Green-street, Cambridge, Dyer.
gate-street aforesaid, Hair Dresser and Pei-fumer; and
letting Lodgings^ and late of the Bunch of Grapes Inn, Thomas Trcek Fuller, formerly of Hill's-road, Cambridge,Gardener, then of King's Arms Public-house, King-street,
Westgate-street, in- the city of Gloucester aforesaid,
Cambridge, Publican, since of the Hills-road, and late of
Victualler and Hair Dresser; and during part of the time
the Mill-road, Cambridge, Gardener. •
carrying on the trade of a Hair Dresser and Perfumer at
a Shop adjoining the said Inn.
Henry Cooke, formerly of Southgate-street, in the eity At the Court-Housej at Horsham, in the County
of Gloucester, Slater; Plasterer, and House Painter, then
of Sussex, on the 24th day of March 1843$
of Brunswick-square, in the borough of Gloucester,
at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely;
Slater, Plasterer, House Painter, Retailer of Beer, and
Licenced Brewer, and late of Primrose-cottage, Brunswick-square, in the said borough of Gloucester, first John Still; formerly of No. 3, Stone^street, Brighton, in
partnership with Henry Stringer, of No. 20, Castle-street,
Slater, Plasterer, House Painter, and Retailer of Beer,Brighton, as Town Carter, then of No; 2; Park-street*
and late Slater, Plasterer, and House Painter only.
Town Carter; and late of No. 5; Castle-street, Foreman
Conway Whithora Lovesy (sued as Conway Whitter
to a Town Carter.Lovesy), formerly of the Old Bear Inn, Westgate-street, in
the city of Gloucester, Innkeeper, carrying on business Alfred Harcourt Penny; formerly of the Chain-pier Bazaar,
Brighton; Dealer in Fancy Goods, and Assistant to
during part of the time at the Norfolk Arms Inn, Upper
Samuel William Penny; of the Chain-pier aforesaid;
Quay-lane, in the said city of Gloucester; as an Innkeeper,
Dealer in Fancy Goods:
then of the Norfolk Arms Inn; Upper Quay-lane, in the
city of Gloucester aforesaid, and late of the same place; William Chapman; late of No; 23, Kensington-gardens;
Brighton, Plasterer.
but called by the name of the Castle Tavern; in the said
city of Gloucester, Innkeeper, and late of Upper Quay- Edward Luff, formerly of Farahurst, Sussex, Victualler acd
Fanner, and late Labourer;
lane, in the city of Gloucester aforesaid, carrying on
Joseph Bray Gunn; formerly, of No. 36, Western-street;
business as a Wheelwright.
Fishmonger, then of No. 5, Clarence-gardens, Foreman
Thomiis Wood, formerly of Sweet Briar-street; near the city,
to a Fishmonger, and late of No.. 33, Western-street;
but in the county of Gloucester, then of Lower Westgateail in Brighton, Fishmonger.
street, then of No. 118, Westgate-street, then of No. 140,
Westgute-street, and late of No. 1C, Worcester-street, all Thomas William Nightingale; of No. 176, Western-road,Brighton, Dealer in Fossils and Minerals, and Lapidary,-,
in the city of Gloucester, Tailor and Builder, and occaand late of No. 44,. Frederick-street, Brighton, out of
„ sionally letting Lodgings.
business;
George'.Draysey, formerly of Dockham, then of Saint
Mury's-square, .then of No. 8, Saint Mary's-square, then William Heath; late of Chapel-street, St. Peter the Great?
Chichester, Sussex, and previously of Franklin-piactv
of No; 3; Sherborne-lane, then of No. 28, Oxhady-lane,
Chichester aforesaid; Journeyman Carpenter and Retailer
and la'te of Saint Mary's-square, all in Gloucester, Shoe
of Beer.
Maker.
Richard Cupid Kirk, late of the New Barley Mow, South- Samuel Standen, late of Peasmarsh, Sussex, Labourer.
gate-street, Gloucester, Retailer of Beer and Victualler, Henry Stringer, formerly of No. 20, Castle-street, Brighton;
Cartel', then in. partnership with John Still, as Town
at the Albion Inn Tap, Southgate-street aforesaid, and
Carters, under the firm of Stringer and Still, and late of
late Retailer of Beer only.
the same place, Carter.
At the Court-House, at Cambridge, in'the County James Stanbridge, formerly of Worth, Sussex, Superintending the Management of a Farm, afterwards of Parhillof Cambridge, on the 27th day of March 1843,
park, Lindneld, Sussex, Farmer, and late Cora and Coal
at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely.
Dealer.
John Briggs, late of Sutton, isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, Vincent Silvani the younger, formerly of No. 105, St.Victualler and Butcher;
James's-street, Brighton, Assistant to a Jeweller; then of