Below is a list of people that were declared bankrupt between 1820 and 1843 extracted from The Bankrupt Directory; George Elwick; London; Simpkin, Marshall and Co.; 1843. Adams Joseph, Birmingham, victualler, May 13, 1831. Adcock Henry Wray, Birmingham, dealer, Dec. 22, 1821. Adcock Henry Wray, Birmingham, gilt toy maker, …
History of the Churches and Sects, 1781-1791—Dr. Priestley and Catherine Hutton—Growth of Dissent—The Test Acts—Dr. Priestley and his opponents—Wilful misconstruction—Sympathy with the French Revolution—Gillray’s Cartoon : ” A Birmingham Toast”— An inflammatory hand-bill and its results—Announcement of the Meeting of July 14. in entering upon the religious and political history …
Aaron Abraham, Great Brooke-street Aaron David, pawnbroker, Edgbaston-street Aaron John, ditto, ditto Aaron Solomon and Co. black lead pencil makers, Digbeth Aaron Levi, watch maker and pawnbroker, Dale End Abberley George, tailor, Exeter-row Abbott Elizabeth, victualler, Navigation-street Abbott Thomas, brass founder and lamp manufacturer, Park-street
Broomhead and Co. Beach William Clowes James Creswick Thos. for Sheffield manufactures Fereday Thomas Houghton John, to the proprietors of the Birmingham Canal Hodgkinson John, to the Worcester Canal Co. Hunt Joseph
Barker and Unett Bedford J. Y. Benson and Dicken Beswick James Bird Richard Blood George Bott John Burrish George
Allarton Thomas Banks Francis Collins Joseph Collins Thomas Dingley James Parsons John Partridge Stephen
Allport William Allport Thomas Anderson David Archer Thomas Bingham John Blair and Little Brasher John Buckley Thomas
Addes Thomas Ashwell Joseph Bartleet Thomas Edmonds Thomas Grove John Grove William