r 2362 ] Wanton, John, formerly of No. 29, Horsleydown-Lane, afterwards of No. 19y Boss-Alley, Horsleydown aforesaid, then ' -. ,pf No. 11, John-Street, Jrjorsleydown aforesaid, afterwards . ,<of No. 9, Shad Thames,, Horsleydown aforesaid, then of No- 19, Gainsford-Street,':ffdrsleydown aforesaid, and late 4 bf'No. 8, John-Street, Hor'sleydown aforesaid, all in Surrey, .Waterman and Lightermaii1,'' 'Jlint, William, fornierly of'Cainple, in the Parish of Close'burn, Durufrieshire,, Scotland, Horse-Dealer, and late of .Old Brentford, Middlesex, .Itinerant Tea-Dealer. . Bremner, Janie'si^fortaerly of fan. 6, George-Street, Camberwoll, Surrey, -.Clerk' to an Attorney, then of No. 58, Thread' need)e-Street,it Clerk to a \Vine-Merchant, then of No. 31, ..Saint Mary-at-Hill, then <bf No. 64, Cannon-Street, and late' of No. 2, Cannon- Street, all in the City of- London, ' Qiistom- House, Ship, and Commission -Age.nt 'Cattl, Alexander, formerly qf Commercial-Place, Camden T6wn, then of Swaine's-Lane, Highgate, and late of No. ' 19, Noel-Street, .Bejwick-STree't, Soho, all in Middlesex, Working-Goldsmith and JeweUen . I. If *ny. Creditor .intends to oppose a Pit*on<it's di.sch&rge,; notice.,.: of such intention must ''bg. given, 'by/entry therebf; in the proper page and column -of ilie;-.boo.k kept ' f o r 'that purpose at the Office of the Court, betHve;en.. the hours of ,Teu in the Forenoon "'a'ifid Fout;, in:.' the Afternoon, three cleat days- before the day of hearing 'above mentioned, exclusive; of Surfday, [knd. exclusive botli of the day of" altering.- sucn notice and of the said day of healing 5 but in the1 /case of a Prisoner, i'or the removal- of whom for' hearing in the country an Order h'as'been obtained, ',but not carried into eHect by the •' Creditors; • notice of opposition will ,bc sufficient if given one' clear day before the day of iie-arjjjlg. • • -.- f . • " • ' ' Nfli. Entrance to -the Office in Portugal-Street. of Nottingham, on the 30th day of November 1830, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely. Thomas Hall, late of Brewh,ouse-Yard, an Extra Parochial place, within the Liberties of the Castle, in the County of Nottingham, Commission-Agent. John Coulthard, fornierly of the Town of Nottingham, carrying on business there in Copartnership with Thomas Rickerby and Robert Hill, as Mercers, Drapers, and Hawkers of Goods, and late of North-Street, New Snenton, in the Parish of Snenton, in the County of Nottingham, a Hawker of Goods, and trading on his own account. Thomas Locking, late of the Borough of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, formerly a Writing Master, and late et Dealer in Glass and China, and whose wife, Mary Locking, formerly carried on the same business at Newark aforesaid. George Denman, late of Southwell, Nottinghamshire, Brazier and Tinman, Dealer in Glass and Earthenware. Edward Baguley, late of Beeston, Nottinghamshire, LaceMaker, Gardener, and Shopkeeper. Charles Fulforth, formerly of Milton-Street, in the Town of Nottingham, Tailor and Dealer in Wearing Apparel, since of Carrington, in the Parish of Basford, in the County of . Nottingham, Tailor and Shopkeeper, but latterly a Journeyman Tailor. Thomas Walker, late of Broughton, near Brigg, in the County of Lincoln, formerly Carpenter and Farmer, and latterly a Farming Bailiff. Thomas Barker, formerly of Hyson-Green, Nottinghamshire, carrying on business there iu Partnership with one Jonathan Morris, as Lace-Makers, since of Coddington, in the aforesaid County, afterwards of Greyhound-Yard, then of Finkhill-Street, and late of Mansfield-Road, all in the Town of Nottingham, Lace-Maker. Samuel Alvey, late of Arnold, Nottinghamshire, Plumber, Gljizier, and Painter. William Booth, formerly of Cross of the Hands, in the Parish of Duffield, Derbyshire, Victualler, afterwards of Hill-CliffLane, in the said Parish of Duffield, Derbyshire, Shopkeeper 'and Labourer, afterwards residing at Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, respectively, in North America, since a lodger at the sign of the Grapes, in Veruon-Street, Liverpool, Lancashire, afterwards of Hulland Ward, in the Parisii of Ashbourn, in the said County of Derby, Labourer, since of Biggin, in the Parish of Workswortb, in the same County, Labourer, afterwards of Hadley, in the. County of Middlesex, Labourer, and late of Biggin, in the said Parish, of Wirkswortb, and County of Derby, Labourer. .'2^ The petition- 'and schedule, and all books, .papers, and writings tiled therewith, will be produced by the proper Officer for inspection and ex ami-nation, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, untilj.be last day for entering opposition inclusive; At the Court-House, at the Town of Nottingham> in the County of the same Town, on the 30th and copies of <the petition and schedule, or such day of November 1830, at Ten o'Clock in the part thereof us -shall be required, will be proForenoon precisely. vided by the proper Officer, according to the Act, John Birkhead, late of Hounds-Gate, in the Town of Notting. 7 Ceo. 4, c. 57... sec. 76. The Matters of the PETITIONS a of the PRISONERS hereinafter named (the same * having been riled in the Court) are appointed • to be heard, as follows : ham, Lace-Dresser, and whose wife also carried on the business of a Milliner and Dress-Maker. ' Thomas Clarke, formerly of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, Draper, afterwards of Mans&eld, Nottinghamshire, out of employment, and also in Lodgings at No. 6, Bucklersbury,. and of the Cock and Bottle Public House, Cannon-Street, in the City of Lnndon, being then.-a Director of a certain Company, called the Imperial Foreign Wine Company, Lonr don, and as such Director described as Thomas Andrew Clarke, and lastly of Clare-Street., in the Town of Nottingham, Assistant Draper, but latterly for a considerable period out of employment. Thomas Crowther, formerly of Granby-Street, and late of -Hounds-Gate, both in the Town of Nottingham, Traveller and Dealer in Lace, whose wife at the same time carrying on the business of a Milliner and Dress-Maker. Thomas Marlow, late of New lladford, in the County of Nottingham, Shopkeeper and also Cellarman to a" Liquor-Merchant, in Nottingham. Thomas-Godber, formerly of Mary-Gate, in the Town of Nottingham, Lace-Maker, afterwards of Calais, then of Beavaoise and Dunquerque, and atterwards|at Calais, in France, and-at each of these three several places, carrying on business in partnership with one John Collett, as Lace and MachineMakers, and lastly of Hyson-Green, in the Parish of Lenton, in the County of Nottingham, Lace-Maker. At -the Coupt-Houso, at Nottingham, in the County At the Court-House, .at Shrewsbury, in the County • 3. Notice .to produce at the hearing, any books et papers filed with the schedule, must be ^iveu to the Officer having me .custody theieot, within •the hdurs above mentioned., ,on ..any day previous to the day of hearing. . 4. Opposition at the hearing can .only be made )>y 'the Creditor in person, or by Counsel appearing for him. THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. N. 15. See the Notice at the end of these Advertisements.