Transcribed by Caryl Williams
Whereas a commission of Bankrupt, bearing date on or about the 8th day of March 1803, was awarded and issued against John GIBBONS and William SHERWOOD of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchants carrying on a trade in co-parnership under the name of John GIBBONS and Company, and the persons chosen and duly apointed assignees of the said Bankrupts Estate and effects under the said commission are all since dead. ...(there is more to this)
........................................................................
The commissioners in a Commission of bankrupt bearing the date 2nd day of November 1805, awarded and issued forth against John CHORLEY late of Liverpool in the county of Lancaster, Merchant, deceased Dealer and Chapman......(there is more to this)
.........................................................................
Theatre Royal Liverpool
Rip Van Winkle starring Mr HACKETT,
after which a comedy called
"Who wants a Guinea? or a Yankee in England-Mr HACKETT
To conclude a comic Drama called:
"Kentuckian: or a trip to New York"-Mr HACKETT
Tomorrow the favourite tragedy of Damon and Pythias After which the tragedy of Bombastes Furioso
.........................................................................
I herby give notice that I will not be accountable for any debts contracted by my wife Mary HOUGHTON from this day 7th June 1833-William HOUGHTON Witness Richard WILSON
.........................................................................
To the Shipowners Merchants and Traders of Liverpool
Gentlemen
The sudden and deeply-lamented death of my young friend Mr William CLAY, has
occassioned an opening for for a House of Business in the Ship Brokerage
Department, of which I am determined to take advantage of a partnership with
my son Charles:
I beg leave respectfully to solicit a portion of your favours assuring you of
our best endeavors, being at all times exemplary in transacting whatever
business you may be kind enough to commit to our care, with strict attention
and fidelity
I am, gentlemen
Your Faithful and humble servant
Charles TURNER
Exchange Alley June 10th 1833
.......................................................
Smuggling
On the arrival of the "Medora Griffiths" from Charleston, eight pounds of foreign tobacco were found concealed, by John WALKER Commander of the Revenue Cutter "Vixen", which consequently has caused the vessel to be kept under detention
.........................................................................
Attempted robbery
About three O'clock on Saturday morning last, the watchman of Marybone
observing a suspicious looking character loitering about opposite the
premises of Mr BLUNDELL tobacconist, Marybone, and knowing that those
premises had lately been attempted several times, he procured assistance and
had him secured.
He then proceeded to the back of the premises where he
discovered two young men engaged in ransacking the shop, they ran upstairs,
threw open a window and on the third story and dropped to the street, one of
them escaped, the other captured. The prisoners have ben committed to
Kirkdale, and the young man who jumped through the window has since been so
unwell as to require medical aid
.........................................................................
Bankrupt
From the London Gazette June 7 1833
Matthew LEWTAS Liverpool Painter, plumber and glazier
Partnerships dissolved
T ROBERTS & Co, Liverpool Tobacco Manufacturers
W CLARKE and Co Liverpool House-smiths
GIBSON and HADDEN Liverpool Iron Manufacturers