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The Edinburgh Gazette, October 1, 1912 1006 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, OCTOBER 1, 1912. BANKRUPTS. William Newens Ward, 13 Conway Road, Luton, in the county of Bedford, lately carrying on business at FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. 41 Adelaide Street, Luton aforesaid, straw hat manufacturer. John Joseph Henderson, residing at 5 Windsor Road, RECEIVING OBDEBS. Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, in the county of York, Edwin John Barratt, 11 George Street, Hanover Square, and carrying on business at 3 Commercial Buildings, in the county of London, lately residing at The Wilson Street, Middlesbrough aforesaid, coal merchant. Cottage, Southview Drive, Westcliff-on-Sea, and now William Sayer, Bradfield, Norfolk, wheelwright and residing at 12 Woodfield Road, Leigh-on-Sea, both in coachbuilder. Essex, tailor (trading in copartnership with the firm Ada Sheppard, residing and trading at 22 Arkwright of Broom, Barratt, & Howell). Street, Nottingham, dressmaker (spinster). Mrs. Caton, 9 Lancaster Gate Terrace, Hyde Park, in George Humphries, Ryhall, in the county of Rutland, the county of London, widow. carpenter and storekeeper. Robert Baily, late Clophill House, Clophill, Bedford- Herbert Ernest Avery, Whitchurch Inn, Tavistook, in shire, but whose present address the Petitioning the county of Devon, licensed victualler. Creditor is unable to ascertain. Harry Hedley Bush, the Queen's Head Hotel, Tavistock Edith Jane Spooner, formerly 12 Kimbolton Avenue, in the county of Devon, gentleman, of no occupation. Kimbolton Road, Bedford, Bedfordshire, but now Thomas Jones, 44 Dyfodwg Street, Treorky, Glamorgan, residing at 21 Fellbrigge Road, Seven Kings, Essex, miner. spinster. Thomas Watkins, 111 Tallis Street, Cwmpark, near Thomas Edward Beardsmore, Roslyn, Chessetts Wood, Treorky, Glamorgan, coal miner. Hockley Heath, in the county of Warwick, silversmith. Thomas Daniel Josiah Snare (trading as Thomas Snare), Arthur William Goode, residing at Lane House Farm, 4 and 5 Church Row, Great Staninore, Middlesex, Hunt End, near Redditch, in the county of Worcester, draper and outfitter. farmer. Frank Hutchinson, 44 Bland Street, Sheffield, in the Thomas Hawkins, 13 Mount Street, Blackburn, lately county of York, lately residing and carrying on residing at 5 Audley Street, Blackburn, and carrying business at 108 Popple Street, Sheffield aforesaid, on business at Dickinson Street, Wigan, formerly labourer, lately grocer. artificial teeth maker, but now labourer. William Arthur Price, now residing at 133 Rustlings Joseph Barnes, Stoneclough Ropery, Stoneclough. Road, Sheffield, in the county of York, but lately Lancashire, ropemaker. residing at Vilette, Bishops Road, Sutton Coldfield, Richard Ralph Baldwin Wall, Bradford Moor Barracks, in the county of Warwick, works manager. in the city of Bradford, captain in His Majesty's Samuel Sherwood, 125A Station Street, and Market army. Street, both in Swinton, in the county of York, boot James Clatworthy, residing and carrying on business and shoe maker. at Brunswick House, Upper York Street, St. Paul's, Herbert Smith, residing at 50 Middlewood Road, in Bristol, wheelwright. the city of Sheffield, and lately residing and carrying Prank Withers, 62 Gloucester Road, Bishopton, lately on business at 64 Langsett Road, Sheffield aforesaid, residing at 52 Gloucester Road aforesaid, and carrying cycle agent's manager, lately cycle agent and general on business at the same address, and also at 198x dealer. Cheltenham Road, all in the city and county of Bristol, Edwin Mouncher, residing and carrying on business general furnisher. at 81 St. Mary's Street, in the county borough of Alfred Russell, the Old Post Office, Bethersden, in the Southampton, undertaker. county of Kent, grocer. Ellen Cooper, formerly 159 High Street, Longton, in Fred Waterman, residing at 34 Conway Road, in the the county of Stafford, but now residing at 52 Ham- city of Cardiff, builder and contractor, and Joseph mersley Street, Birches Head, Hanley, in the Harold Slade, residing at 29 Richards Terrace, said county of Stafford, formerly beerseller and Cardiff, builder and contractor, carrying on business tobacconist (married woman, carrying on a trade in copartnership as F. Waterman at 167A Severn separately from her husband), now out of business. Road, Cardiff, and as Waterman & Slade at Dunraven William Harris, 11 John Street, Ebbw Vale, Monmouth- Street, Tonypandy. shire, journeyman mason. Emmanuel Jones (trading as E. L. Jones), residing at Thomas John Williams, 1 Kenwyn Street, Truro, Corn- 1 Rice Street, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, and carrying wall, grocer. on business at the Market, Llanelly aforesaid, provision Albert William Samways, 8 Nottingham Road, Wands- merchant. worth Common, in the county of London, and Bryn- Thomas Timothy Jones, Mount View, Margaret Road, maer, Longfellow Road, Worcester Park, in the county Llandebie, Carnmarthenshire, colliery repairer. of Surrey, upholsterer. Charles Piper, 2 St. Mary's Road, Prittlewell, Essex, H. E. Brady (male), lately residing at 90 Devon Road, builder. Bearwood, Smethwick, in the county of Stafford, Edward Thomson, Brick House, South Fambridge, builder and contractor. Rochford, Essex, farmer. William Moore, lately carrying on business and now residing at 1 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, in the county of Middlesex, builder and decorator. Morris Brenner, late of the Central Cycle and Motor Works, 190-192 London Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk, COUNTY OF LANARK. but whose present address is unknown, cycle agent. DISTRICT OF THE MIDDLE WARD. John Shaw, residing and carrying on business at 13 SPECIAL DISTRICTS. America Street, Tunstall, in the county of Stafford, grocer and provision dealer. "VTOTIFICATION is hereby given, in terms of section Thomas George Tichiaz, residing at 23 Waverley Street, -L^l 14 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1908, in the city and county of Kingston-upon-Hull, grain that the District Committee of the District of the Middle checker. Ward of the County of Lanark will meet in the County Council Chambers, County Buildings, Glasgow (Ingram Samson Cooke Appleyard, 24 Warrel's Avenue, Bramley> Street entrance), on Friday the 25th proximo, at 1.30 in the city of Leeds, and carrying on business at o'clock afternoon, for the purpose of considering a Requisi- 255 Town Street, Bramley aforesaid, grocer and tion by not fewer than ten Ratepayers within the District of provision dealer. the Local Authority, requiring them to meet and consider George Motley (trading under the style or firm of Topliss the proprioty of forming, and thereafter to form, the area & Motley), 23 Market Place, and the Garage, Waterloo of the SHOTTS AND DYKEHEAD SPECIAL LIGHT- Street, previously 10 King Street, all in Market Rasen, ING DISTRICT into a SPECIAL DRAINAGE DIS- in the county of Lincoln, general shopkeeper and TRICT, or according to auch other description or marine store dealer, previously fancy dealer. boundaries as might seem fit; and in connection there- Herbert Watson, the White Horse Inn, Husborne with a proposal to form a Special Drainage District within Crawley, in the county of Bedford, butcher and the Parishes of Shotts and Cambusnethan, to embrace the licensed victualler. area shown on a plan and as specified in a description of.
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