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1 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Arthur Norris, gentleman of Trinity College to the value of 19s 6d and £4 17s 8d owed to Frederick Styles and George Brooker
2 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Arthur D Gill, undergraduate of Trinity College to the value of £9 10s owed to James R Martin
3 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Arthur D Gill, undergraduate of Trinity College to the value of £9 11s 6d owed to Mary Ann Palmer
4 - equestration writ for goods and chattels of Matthew William Harvey, baker, of New St, to the value of £6 4s owed to William Mustill
5 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Tuck, poulterer of City Rd, to the value of £15 5s owed to William Ekins
6 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Fletcher, pork butcher of St John St, to the value of £7 19s 2d owed to William Herring Smith
7 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Mary Ann Peck and Joseph Peck, builders of New St, to the value of £20 4s owed to James Headley and John Manning
8 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Beesley, carpenter of Malcolm St, to the value of £16 16 4d owed to Charles Finch Foster
9 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Jonathan Gunton, butcher of Fitzroy St, to the value of £4 9s owed to Edward Feaks
10 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Walter Craske, carter of 18 Coronation St, to the value of £4 0s 1d owed to William Cole
11 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Joseph Peck, builder of 18 Hills Rd, to the value of £50 10s 3d owed to Lilley Edlestone
12 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Matthew William Harvey, baker, of New St, to the value of £5 17s 21-2d owed to William Warren and Thomas Nicholls
13 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Hazlewood, turner, to the value of £23 14s owed to John Bridges
14 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Stamford Thompson, flyman of Bridge St, to the value of £2 14s owed to Charles Burt
15 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of M W Harvey, grocer of New St, to the value of £12 4s owed to George Chapman
16 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Arabella Whiteford and Harry Whiteford of Hills Rd to the value of £20 10s 10d owed to Joseph Bond
17 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Richard Farrow, ostler of Davis' Yard, Bridge St to the value of £12 4s 2d owed to Henry Rance
18 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Papworth, cook of Union St to the value of £42 9s 61/2d owed to John Ripsher Emmerson
19 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Charles, print-setter of John St, to the value of £14 15s 8d owed to William Sherman
20 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Elliot Twiss, brewer of 18 St Andrews St to the value of £8 19s owed to Robert Milnes Newton
21 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Samuel Hayes, college butler of Newnham to the value of £69 7s 6d owed to Henry Rance of St Andrews St
22 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Sarah Richardson, publican of Castle St, to the value of £34 14s 6d owed to William Ekin
23 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Tuck, poulterer and publican of Magdalen St, to the value of £8 13s 2d owed to Isaac Barber
24 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Pell Peke Hall, bricklayer of Gloucester St, to the value of £4 10s owed to Michael Mason
25 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Newell Cole of Pembroke St to the value of £4 16s 10d owed to Nathan Norman and George Norman
26 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Billett King Genn to the value of £10 12s 8d owed to Henry Rance
27 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Wilson, book agent of James St, to the value of £4 2s owed to James Benton
28 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Dowe, plumber of Newnham, to the value of £7 17s 6d owed to Mary Ann Muggleton
29 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles William Spark, Coal Merchant, to the value of £74 owed to Richard Joseph Dodson and Joseph Dexter
30 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Gee, carter of East Rd, to the value of £12 8s owed to William Briggs
31 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Burbage, bricklayer and coal dealer of Corn Exchange St, to the value of £20 6s 6d owed to Charles William Spark
32 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Williamson, police constable of Covent Garden, to the value of £4 4s owed to George Dawson
33 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edith Warburton Kennedy, widow now of 7 Park Side, to the value of £53 12s 2d owed to Edward Kerridge
34 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Butcher, jailor of Broad St, to the value of £28 19s 3/4d owed to Henry Moden
35 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Summers, coach builder of Corn Exchange St, to the value of £21 5s 9d owed to Henry Rance
36 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Cox, livery stable keeper of Round Church St, to the value of £67 19s 6d owed to Henry Rance
37 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Gwynn, journeyman boiler maker of 4 Bentink St, to the value of £8 4s owed to George Dawson
38 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Philip Alderton, college servant of Mr Foster's Passage, to the value of £5 4s 6d owed to John Moore
39 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Ann Dunn, laundress of Sussex St, to the value of £12 5s 3d owed to John Bridges
40 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edwin Ambrose, shopkeeper of Trumpington St, to the value of £4 8s owed to Charles, Charles and Ebenezer Foster
41 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George William Fenton, shoemaker of 46 King St, to the value of £6 4s owed to Richard and Samuel Neck
42 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Munnings, fishmonger of 15 Sussex St, to the value of £5 9s 6d owed to Edwin Marony
43 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edward Knowles, surgeon of Newmarket Rd, to the value of £62 14s owed to Charles Wharton Naylor
44 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Joseph Willmott, corn dealer of King St, to the value of £11 2s owed to John Purkis
45 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Creek the elder, fruiterer of Union St, to the value of £9 6s 8d owed to Mary Ann and Francis George Gifford Barber
46 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Peachey Brett, butcher of Silver St, to the value of £13 16s 5d owed to Ernest Semmerson
47 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edmond Ambrose, coach maker of Regent St, to the value of £13 1s 51/2d owed to Gray Clark
48 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edward Ambrose, coach builder of Regent St, to the value of £9 10s 5d owed to Ebenezer Brown
49 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Cole, publican of The White Horse, Coronation St, to the value of £26 2s 5d owed to Henry Joseph Wetenhall
50 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Tyler Wilson, chemist, to the value of £13 3s owed to Sarah Booker Bailey and Eliza Maria Bailey
51 - Sequestration writ for a house on Peas Hill claimed by Sidney Stanley, occupied by James Collen junior
52 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edward Johnson Tweed, billiard table keeper, to the value of £33 8s owed to Catherine Poulter
53 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Philip Papworth, butcher and publican of Histon, to the value of £8 9s 9d owed to William Hall Palmer
54 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Etches Mills, builder of 16 Emmanuel Road, to the value of £15 5s 8d owed to James Edwards
55 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Etches Mills, builder of 16 Emmanuel Road, to the value of £12 1s owed to William Henry Jarrold
56 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Robert Arch, policeman of Chesterton to the value of £5 14s owed to Peter Briggs
57 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Lewis P Muirhead, undergraduate at Sidney College to the value of £13 9s 6d owed to William Gallyon
58 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Hooten, railway servant of 99 Russell St, to the value of £7 14s 7d owed to James Bilton
59 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Etches Mills, builder of Emmanuel Road, to the value of £20 owed to John Hazard, George Edward Hide and Frederick Grain
60 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Etches Mills, builder of Emmanuel Road, to the value of £18 1s 9d owed to Joseph Cook
61 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Alfred Leete of Grantchester to the value of £11 14s owed to James Flack
62 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Fuller, valet at the lodge of Carter Esq. at Lt Shelford, to the value of £7 8s 1d owed to William Henry Apthorpe the younger
63 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James McLaughlin, coachsmith, to the value of £27 10s 1d owed to Catherine Broad
64 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Hawes, tailor of 9 City Rd, to the value of £3 13s owed to John Hazard, George Edward Hide and Frederick Grain
65 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Mole, compositor of Willow Place, to the value of 4 9s owed to James Theophilus Beck
66 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Earl, rent collector of 42 Gold St, to the value of £59 8s owed to Robert Pettit
67 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Smith to the value of £2 owed to Charles Newman
68 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Benjamin Poynter to the value of £13 4s owed to Alfred Wisbey
69 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Colvill Webb, labourer of Great Shelford, to the value of £4 16s 3d owed to Richard Headley
70 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Dyer, baker and publican, to the value of £6 8s 4d owed to Benjamin Jolley
71 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Earl, rent collector of 42 Gold St, to the value of £53 8s owed to Edmond Foster
72 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edwin Swann, brewer of Hobson St, to the value of £1 0s 6d owed to Joseph Masterson
73 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Waldegrave Harlock, attorney's clerk of Hills Rd, to the value of £23 8s owed to Henry John Whitehead
74 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Waldegrave Harlock, attorney's clerk of Hills Rd, to the value of £26 owed to George Dawson
75 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Samuel Pont, livery stable keeper of St John's St, City Rd, to the value of £18 17s 91/2d owed to James Bilton
76 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Godlington, butcher of 19 City Rd, to the value of £4 6s owed to Octavius Parker
77 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Blas Rangel, photographer of Jesus Lane, to the value of £58 18s 2d owed to Thomas Piggott, Thomas Piggott,
78 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Godlington, butcher and publican of East Rd, to the value of £7 14s owed to Berniah Underwood
79 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Coulson, machinist of Panton St, to the value of £36 6s 1d owed to John Whybrow
80 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Lord William Godolphin Osborne to the value of goods old and delivered owed to Richard Miller
81 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Lownds, undergraduate of 10 Free School Lane, to the value of £28 8s owed to Edward Sanderson
82 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Munnings, fishmonger, to the value of £11 9s 2d owed to Charles Collins
83 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Bentinck Hopwood, gentleman of the House in the Fields, Grantchester, to the value of £90 14s 4d owed to Edward Sanderson
84 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Bentinck Hopwood, gentleman of the House in the Fields, Grantchester, to the value of £23 8s owed to Edward Sanderson
85 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edward Roberts, undergraduate at Downing College, of 27 Regent St, to the value of £9 14s owed to Edward Sanderson
86 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Richard Callaby, dog fancier of Midsummer Common to the value of £18 4s owed to Edwin Richard Clarke
87 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Northfield, publican of Newmarket Road to the value of £16 6s owed to James Cole
88 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Alfred Harben, labourer of Smarts Row, Staffordshire St to the value of £20 10d owed to Henry Gathercole Whiting
89 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Howes, builder of 35 Russell St, to the value of £47 12s 9d owed to William Warnesand John Webster, Executors of Francis Freeman
90 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Carpenter, butcher of 57 Hills Rd, to the value of £23 17s 2d owed to Thomas Bidwell
91 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Godlington, butcher of East Rd, to the value of £96 10s 2d owed to William Weston
92 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Coulson, coprolite dealer of Panton St, to the value of £51 14s 9d owed to Robert Clayton
93 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Thomas Woolfendon, farmer of Boxworth, to the value of £15 4s owed to William Bicheno
94 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Watson Headdy of Chesterton to the value of £14 18s 10d owed to Daniel Lloyd
95 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Covill Webb, labourer of Great Shelford, to the value of £4, 16s and 3d owed to Richard Headley
96 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Carpenter, butcher of 57 Hills Rd, to the value of £21 5s owed to George Dawson
97 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Frederick Swannell Toller and Betsy Toller, greengrocers of 67 Newmarket Road, to the value of £99 2s 2d owed to Joseph and Martha Ayres
98 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Edward Mason, baker of Park St, to the value of £7 1s 6d owed to Edmund Cross
99 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Henry Miller, plumber, glazier and painter of King St, to the value of £11 14s owed to George Dawson
100 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Furbank, to the value of £14 16 2d owed to Thomas Adkins
101 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Amelia Jesse Ford, innkeeper of the Golden Rose, Emmanuel Road, to the value of £28 8 0d owed to Alfred Bird
102 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Masterson, dyer of 11 East Road, to the value of £7 3 0d owed to Charles Frederick Jarrold
103 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Parmenter, keeper of Trinity College cricket ground, Burrel's Walk, to the value of £18 13 6d owed to John D'Este
104 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Haggis, livery stable keeper of Little St Mary's Street, to the value of £20 18 6d owed to David Fletcher
105 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Richard Edwards, brewer and publican of The Rabbit, Gold Street, to the value of £5 2s owed to Johannah Edwards
106 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Henry James Rutter Goss, publican of Bridge Street, to the value of £168 18 owed to James Barton
107 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Daniel Hobbs, druggist of Bridge Street, to the value of £24 12 6d owed to Robert Clayton
108 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Thomas Hayward, innkeeper of Petty Cury, to the value of £25 14 0d owed to Camock Chase Railway Colliery Company
109 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Frederick Palmer, butcher of Magdalen Street, to the value of £43 3 0d owed to Henry Hawkes
110 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of James Hart, to the value of £10 8 0d owed to Arthur Rutter and John Lawson Rutter
111 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Cox, Livery and Stable Keeper, to the value of £69 owed to Page Wallis
112 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Frederick Denson, market gardener, to the value of £10 18 6d owed to Robert Clayton
113 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Clayton, bricklayer and carpenter of East Road, to the value of £17, 6 8d owed to William Henry Jarrold
114 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Adams, Box maker of East Road, to the value of £12 5 0d owed to George Dawson
115 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Charles Lawrence, Whitesmith, Bellhanger and Dogfancier to the value of £15 15 7d owed to David Fletcher
116 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Cornelius Brown, Livery Stable keeper, to the value of £21 1 5d owed to Joshua Taylor
117 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of George Etches Mills, plasterer of Emmanuel Road, to the value of £23, 13 10d owed to William Collin
118 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Dye, to the value of £16 8s and 2d owed to Alfred Hall
119 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Susan Golding and Nathaniel Brown Human, to the value of £5 4s owed to John Hall
120 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Arnold, cowkeeper and milkman, to the value of £58 owed to James Field Fetch
121 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Frank Arnold, milkman of Rose Crescent, to the value of £10, 2 0d owed to George Dawson
122 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of William Godlington, to the value of £13, 11 6 owed to Samuel Hall
123 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Roeper Whiteman, Coprolite Merchant or digger of the Racehorse, Newmarket Road, to the value of £12 15 0d owed to Arthur Rutter and John Lawson Rutter
124 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of John Lyon, retired pork butcher of Quay Side, to the value of £22 owed to Richard Davies
125 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Joseph Mitchell and George Charles Robinson, to the value of £8 11 2d owed to William Thomas Russell
126 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Wallis Parkhouse, veterinary surgeon of Silver Street, to the value of £17 3 11d owed to Mary Haslop
127 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Jonathan Abbs, harness maker of Magdalen Street, to the value of £23 5 0d owed to Arthur Robert Ward
128 - Sequestration writ for action against George Belgrave to the value of 35 6s 3d owed to Emily Graves and William Looker, executors of Edmund Graves
129 - Sequestration writ for goods and chattels of Leger Lutterer, sadler and harness maker of Trumpington Street, to the value of £28 18s 4d owed to James Catling
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