The Cumberland Pacquet 25 Feb 1812 Bankrupts

Bankrupts

The Cumberland Pacquet - 25 Feb 1812

BANKRUPTS. J. ARDEN, Blackmore Street, grocer A. WHITEHEAD, jun., Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton spinner A. EYRE, Thurlstone, Yorkshire, oil merchant J. STEDWELL, Richmond, Surrey, butcher D. DOUVAL, Lower Terrace, ship owner J. PLOWMAN, Kensington, builder J. NEWTON, Tooley Street, cooper R. and E. HODGKINSON, Cuckney, Nottinghamshire, cotton spinners E. FOSTER, Oxford Street, ironmonger R. HULL and G. HARPER, Worcester, shoemakers T. SMITH, Little St. Martin's Lane, undertaker C. DEALE, Newgate Street, tailor J. GRIFFITH, Oxford, haberdasher I. CARTER, Portpool Lane, farrier R. PIERCY, Hornsey Row, stock broker W. TAYLOR, Hereford, skinner J. and W. HULSTON, Birmingham, gun barrel maker E. S. and T. NEALE, Cheapside, shawl manufacturer T. BEAUMONT, Lark Hall Lane, cow keeper M. COURT, F. COURT, J. COURT, and J. L. DIGGLES, Savage Gardens, merchants R. NOBLE, Chipping Ongar, Essex, bricklayer J. KNILL, Fleet Street, silk mercer W. DEAN, Salisbury, Wilts., linen draper J. HUDSON, Camberwell, miller J. EMBERLEY, Ship Inn Yard, corn dealer W. HEATH, Hanley, Staffordshire, iron founder G. ABBOTT, Laches, Staffordshire, corn dealer T. PRINGLE, Newcastle upon Tyne, exporter of manufactured goods C. TEAL, Sheffield, merchant J. BIGGS and S. ANSTE, St. Andrew's Hall, wholesale ironmongers W. MILES, Oxford Street, furniture warehouseman W. HANDY and R. GARDINER, Cheapside, merchants T. NEAL, Cheapside, shawl manufacturer J. MOOK, Stillington, common brewer A. CLARE, Bath, lodging house keeper W. JONES, Deptford, apothecary W. LEECH, Thetford, butcher J. PICKERING, Kingston upon Hull, merchant E. S. NEALE, Cheapside, shawl manufacturer L. JAMOND, South Audley Street, milliner W. GOULD, Upton on Severn, draper B. BRIDGER, Brighthelmstone, carpenter G. MACKENZIE, Derby, salesman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Not a single Cumbrian amongst that lot! Petra

 

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