| 1862 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, January 4, 1862 | |
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SIR, - In Mr. Golightly's reply to the "Statement" made by Mr. woodard, in answer to the several charges brought against his Society, and especially against St. John's at Hurstpierpoint, I notice some charges which, from my own experience (having been a resident at St. John's for the last six years), I know to be quite unfounded; it is on this ac- count onlythat I now submit to you the following facts:- I never remember, the whole time I have been there, having seen "a crucifix" among the boys. Now, I knowit would be impossible for a boy to possess one without its soon becoming known to the others, and thus reaching the ears of the masters; neither have I ever known or heard of old Johnians, on leaving, to have received from any one a crucifix. In conclusion, I would say that I amo only too thankful that Mr. Woodard has "imposed" upon me; I may also add that there is every prospect of my reminaing at St. John's for a long time to come. If in any way I could give any- body information about the different schools, I should be very glad. I am, Sir, your obedient servant. J. F. CHAUNDY. 15, Park Terrace, St. Giles's, January 2, 1862. |
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1876 London Gazette 29th December 1876. Page 34: | |
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, John Green, John Fulke Chaundy, and Robert Boddy, as Coal, Coke, Lime, and Mineral Merchants, at Sheffield, in the county of York, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., has been dissolved, by mutual consent, as from the 15th day of December instant, so far as relates to the said John Fulke Chaundy. All debts due to and from the said late firm will be received and paid by the said John Green and Robert Boddy, at the counting-house, in Church-street, Sheffield, who will in future carry on the said business on their own account.- Dated this 27th day of December, 1876. John Green. John F. Chaundy. Robert Boddy. |
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1879 London Gazette 3rd January 1879. Page 12: | |
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hereto- fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, John Fulke Chaundy, and James Gardiner, in the business of Mineral and Metal Merchants, at Sheffield, in the county of York, has been dissolved as from the 31st day of October 1878, by mutual consent; and that all debts due from and to the said late firm will be paid and received by the said John Fulke Chaundy, by whom the said business has, since the said 31st day of October, 1878, been and will henceforth be carried on on his own account under the style of John F. Chaundy and Co. - Dated this 16th day of November, 1878. John F. Chaundy. James Gardiner. |
| 1879 The Manchester Guardian Friday, June 20, 1879 | |
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BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY. - The weekly meeting of ironmasters to-day did not result in the transaction of much business, and but little improvement can be reported in the local iron trade. In consequence of the near approach of the stock-taking period there is a reluctance on the part of buyers to purchase at the end of the quarter, as they are desirous of having as small a quantity of unnecessary material as possible. ... At the Sheffield Bankruptcy Court, yesterday, a petition for liquidation of his affairs was presented by John Foulke Chaundy, of Sheffield, iron and metal mer- chant. The liabilities are estimated at £5,000. |
| 1879 The Leeds Mercury Friday, June 20, 1879 | |
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Further failures were reported in Sheffield yesterday. A petition was filed by John Foulke Chaundy, iron merchant and metal broker, whose liabilities amount to £5,000. A petition was also filed by Benjamin Merrill, lately carrying on business with another as Candow and Merrill, house and estate agents. The liabilites are £9,200. |
| 1879 London Gazette 1st July 1879, pg 51; | |
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In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrange- ment or Composition with Creditors, instituted by John Fulke Chaundy, of Nether Edge-road, and No. 17, Old Haymarket, both in Sheffield, in the county of York, lately carrying on business at Lambert-street, in Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with Frederick Charles Hunter, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Cabinet Case Makers, under the style of F.C.Hunter and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with John Green and Robert Boddy, both of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants and Metal Brokers, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with James Gardiner, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants, under the style of Chaundy and Gardiner, but now carrying on business alone as an Iron and Mineral Merchant, under the style of John F. Chaundy and Co. Notice is hereby given, that a First General Meeting of the creditors of the above-named person has been summoned to be held at the Sheffield District Incorporated Law Society's Rooms, Aldine-court, High-street, in Sheffield aforesaid, on the 14th day of July, 1879 at two o'clock in the afternoon precisely. - Dated this 28th day of June,1879. BROOMHEAD, WIGHTMAN, and MOORE, Bank- chambers, George-street, Sheffield, Solicitors for the said John Fulke Chaundy. |
| 1879 London Gazette 25th July 1879, pg 39; | |
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In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrange- ment or Composition with Creditors, instituted by John Fulke Chaundy, of Nether Edge-road, and No. 17, Old Haymarket, both in Sheffield, in the county of York, lately carrying on business at Lambert-street, in Shef- field aforesaid, in partnership with Frederick Charles Hunter, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Cabinet Case Makers, under the style of F.C.Hunter and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partner- ship with John Green and Robert Boddy, both of Shef- field aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants and Metal Brokers, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with James Gardiner, of Shef- field aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants, under the style of Chaundy and Gardiner, but now carrying on business alone as an Iron and Mineral Merchant, under the style of John F. Chaundy and Co. John Unwin Wing, of Sheffield, in the county of York, Accountant, has been appointed Trustee of the property of the debtor. All persons having in their pos- session any of the effects of the debtor must deliver them to the trustee, and all debts due to the debtor must be paid to the trustee. Creditors who have not yet proved their debts must forward their proofs of the debts to the trustee.- Dated this 23rd day of July,1879. |
| 1879 London Gazette 23rd September 1879, pg 35; | |
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In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrange- ment or Composition with Creditors, instituted by John Fulke Chaundy, of Nether Edge-road, and No. 17, Old Haymarket, both in Sheffield, in the county of York, lately carrying on business at Lambert-street, in Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with Frederick Charles Hunter, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Cabinet Case Makers, under the style of F.C.Hunter and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with John Green and Robert Boddy, both of Sheffield afore- said, as Iron and Mineral Merchants and Metal Brokers, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with James Gardiner, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants, under the style of Chaundy and Gardiner, but now carrying on business alone as an Iron and Mineral Merchant, under the style of John F.Chaundy and Co. The creditors of the above-named John Fulke Chaundy, who have not already proved their debts, are re- quired, on or before the 6th day of October, 1879, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to me, the undersigned, John Unwin Wing, of Prideaux-chambers, Sheffield, in the county of York, Accountant, the Trustee under the liquidation, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of the Dividend proposed to be declared. - Dated this 19th day of September, 1879. J. UNWIN WING, Trustee. |
| 1880 London Gazette 30th April 1880, pg 32; | |
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A FIRST and Final Dividend of 2s. 1d. in the pound has been declared in the matter of a special resolution for liquidation by arrangement of the affairs of John Fulke Chaundy, of Nether Edge-road, and No. 17, Old Hay- market, both in Sheffield, in the county of York, lately carrying on business at Lambert-street, in Sheffield afore- said, in partnership with Frederick Charles Hunter, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Cabinet Case Makers, under the style of F.C.Hunter and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with John Green and Robert Boddy, both of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants and Metal Brokers, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with James Gardiner, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Mer- chants, under the style of Chaundy and Gardiner, but now carrying on business alone as an Iron and Mineral Mer- chant, under the style of John F.Chaundy and Co., and will be paid by me, at the offices of Messrs. Wing, Wing, Lilly, and Co., Prideaux-chambers, Change-alley, Sheffield aforesaid, on and after Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1880, between the hours of eleven and three. - Dated this 24th day of April, 1880. J. UNWIN WING, Trustee. |
| 1880 London Gazette 7th May 1880, pg 32; | |
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A FIRST and Final Dividend of 2s. (and not 2s. 1d., as erroneously printed in the Gazette of 30th ult.), in the pound has been declared in the matter of a special resolution for liquidation by arrangement of the affairs of John Fulke Chaundy, of Nether Edge-road, and No. 17, Old Haymarket, both in Sheffield, in the county of York, lately carrying on business at Lambert-street, in Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with Frederick Charles Hunter, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Cabinet Case Makers, under the style of F.C.Hunter and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with John Green and Robert Boddy, both of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants and Metal Brokers, under the style of Green, Chaundy, and Co., and also lately carrying on business at Sheffield aforesaid, in partnership with James Gardiner, of Sheffield aforesaid, as Iron and Mineral Merchants, under the style of Chaundy and Gardiner, but now carrying on business alone as an Iron and Mineral Merchant, under the style of John F. Chaundy and Co., and will be paid by me, at the offices of Messrs. Wing, Wing, Lilly, and Co., Prideaux-chambers, Change-alley, Sheffield, aforesaid, on and after Monday, the 3rd day of May, 1880, between the hours of eleven and three. - Dated this 24th day of April, 1880. J. UNWIN WING, Trustee. |
| 1888 Western Mail Friday, March 16, 1888 | |
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To Colliery Owners. - Wanted, Old Wire Rope in fair,BR>
condition. - Full particulars to John F. chaundy. Leytonstone, London, E. |
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1919 London Gazette 23th May 1919 | |
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the under- signed, Robert Ross Napier and Frank Douglas Sedgley Chaundy, carrying on business in High-street Solihull, as Corn Merchants, under the style or firm of "NAPIER & CHAUNDY," was, on the 17th day of May 1919, dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing by the late firm will be received and paid by the undersigned, Robert Ross Napier, by whom the business will in future be carried on, under the same style or firm, as "Napier & Chaundy." -Dated this 17th day of May, 1919. R. R. NAPIER F. D. S. CHAUNDY |
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1944 London Gazette 7th January 1944 | |
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Name of Deceased CHAUNDY, Lilian Alice Address, description and date of death of Deceased 17, South Court, Thormers Buildings, Regents Park, Shirley, Southampton and formerly of 8, Park View, Southampton, Widow. 14th September, 1943 Names, addresses and descriptions of Persons to whom notices of claims are to be given and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives Page, Gulliford & Gregory, 6 Portland Street, Southampton, Solicitors (Frank Douglas Sedgley Chaundy and Roland Sturt) Date on or before which notices of claim to be given 15th March 1944 |
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1919 London Gazette 23th May 1919 | |
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the under- signed, Robert Ross Napier and Frank Douglas Sedgley Chaundy, carrying on business in High-street Solihull, as Corn Merchants, under the style or firm of "NAPIER & CHAUNDY," was, on the 17th day of May 1919, dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing by the late firm will be received and paid by the undersigned, Robert Ross Napier, by whom the business will in future be carried on, under the same style or firm, as "Napier & Chaundy." -Dated this 17th day of May, 1919. R. R. NAPIER F. D. S. CHAUNDY |
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1976 London Gazette 8th April 1976 | |
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CHAUNDY, Elizabeth Rose 11, White Horses Way, Littlehampton, West Sussex, formerly of "Little Silver", Coulsdon Road, Sidmouth, Devon, Widow. 4th March 1976. Lloyds Bank Limited, Worthing Trust Branch, Southfield House, 11 Liverpool Gardens, Worthing, Sussex, BN11 1SB. 16th June 1976. |
