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... of5tAX ?? I glan (fFrom as Lo.^don Gazette, qf 2Taesday, Augusf 28.) i W., nder BIANKRUPTS. 31. per George Sixto Bayley, Crown.court, Philpot-lane, conmission agent, dearer. to surrender Sent. Ii, at eleven, and Oct. 8, at twelve at the Bani- t closed ...
... COALS AND CANNED, at the residence of the Consumer, CARTAGE FREE, when within three miles of the several Yards of the Company, CROWN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, COMMERCF.-STBEET, BIRKENHEAD, DEMEAN-STREET. SEACOMBE, respectfully solicit the continued support and patronage ...
... TYPES, PRESSES, &c, and other Effects, comprising Double -royal Press, by Hope, Dewy Columbian Press, by Miner. Royal and Crown Albion Presses, by Barrett, powerful Screw Press, on Iron Bed, Wood Letter up to 40 Lines, Metal Letter from Ten Lines to Pearl ...
... which was quite insufficient for the duties which would be imposed upon it. The patronage which it would conter upon the crown would be bestowed in the werst direction, as being subject to parliamentary influence. Imprudent speeches would be sure to ...
... intestate in the nei parish of St. Pancras a few days ago, leaving pro- the )dy of, perty worth 21200 or £1400 to go to the Crown. tier in the The Earl of Fife is about to present the Rev, by: ?? Jamieson, of Grange, to the second charge of the' n Ws te ...
... sureties in £l-0 A PIE SPOILED.—Moriis 'Brian, a carter, was charged with having stolen .a . petrnyworth of rhubarb from the Crown-street station of the London and North Western Railway: Mr. Bind appeared for the prisoner to make 'hare soup is, first catch ...
... Forbes, cleared at Calcutta for Mauritius 27th Sept. Harriet Humble, Moodie, cleared at Calcutta for Mauritius 27th Sept. Crown, Chandler, cleared at Calcutta for Liverpool 3C.th Sept. Anna Henderson, Conti, cleared at Calcutta for Liverpool 3i - th Sept ...
... BANKRUPTS. J. Verity, Loudon, bootmaker—C. Dixon, Lymington, W. Harding, Loudon, baker—G. E. Neal; Pembury, innkeeper— J. Flatt, Saxmundham, draper—H. J. Bridges, Loudon, and Stowmarket, brewer—G. F. Lillicrap, London, grocer—W. Hoe, London, stationer—S ...
... Of whose active wneeu'sitli ty Owlt people it is a.- whii slat1, poestl'le Ilean be igntotant. uttt gentl'm'n, 1 dict not flatt, r ior i , miyself with the hopti that I should lnews received a welcomise So) Ii trio, cordial as that which connreted tode ...
... provtona'y~ea, being an Increase this yearw of 111,780 HunlPhre ,1 o'515 lie, W'rIgt GLASGOW CORN MA MiWf'ETV TVlge, lie Trade 1-flat':t weith no change in the, price of arry article. Kerckhut r. Jackson, nrFRANCE1. SAra-N a. rju, ?? t tlt' tleoas o Perry, ...
... and of thy People too l peep on thee, them, theirs, long rest that gem of ours, Hala That regal crown, with glories ever nee, Which shall outlast all crowns the world shall see, DIPO BECAUSE it is the heirloom of the FREE. Liverpool, Opt. 2, 1851. JOHU ...