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... Uodney-buildings, Kcnt-road, carpenter, May 27. and July I, at nasinj>hial-str« ...
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TO SURRENDER IN THE COUNTRY
... and Jones Wh.tchurch Shrop.b. Jesse lOlirer, corn miller, Bradford, orkshire, May 31 and July 4, the Court House, Bradford ; solicitors, ard Tid? cordw^ner, 11 Suffolk,' May 30 and July 4, at the King's Head Inn, Beccles, Suffolk jjsolicnois, Messrs. Meadows ...
P A RTNE US H IPS 1)1 SSOLV ED
... 23rd instant, on or before which day, Person entitled to vote may nominate Guardian, (or Guardians, not exceeding eight.) by writing,, in the form prescribed the Commissioners, copies whereof may obtained at the Vestry. The Overseers have great pleasure in ...
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, j
... similar wants, convenient market price (each place furnishi in* according the extent of its production,) whatever excess remains may freely sold, bought,and exported, without interference or opposition from any one. in order that this indulgence known throughout ...
COftHS
... Adjutant-General. Major-General Sir Frederick Moleaster, K G. 11., Inspector-tieiieral of Fortifieations. Colonel Sir Jeremiah Bryant, Last India Company’s Ser- Colonel VTynward, A.D.C. the Queon. Coloarl PowelU-M.r.t Coßnnandiog L'arili?»n'hire Militia. ...
HULL AND NEWCASTLE
... Adjutant-General. Major-General Sir Frederick oleaster, K.G.H., Inspector-General of Fortifications. Colonel Sir Jeremiah Bryant, East India Company Ser- Wynward. A.D.C. to the Queen. Colonel Powell, M.P.. Coinmainling Militia. Lieulepant-Colonel llrm;y ...
Scania
... penum. bra speedily followed. some eclipses the becomes entirely invisible; others, in the prosent one, it never disap|)ears. May not the earth's atmosphere have some connexion with this effect, and would it not desirable institute me'eongical observations ...
May 10, 1833, nineteen years a 24th of month. |.,j l>stv gave first ball Thursday llir „„ . * s
... Morgan, of Long acre, Middlesex, linen draper May and June solicitor, Mr. Herbert Lloyd, heap* ““william Francis Fitzgerald Powell Bryant, and Henry James Peake, of Cetcncrihborr, Glamorgaosbire, ironmasters. May 29 and June 26; solicitor, Mr. Tailor, North ...
SHEFFIELD AND ECCLESALL GAOLS
... ditto Discharged sinre ditto PAYMENTS IH>OK, May |h, IWW. Regular Ticket Poor, money ...
1,1 i Tin ''*!-■■■
... arrival of the Great Western, which bas, no doubt, reached her destination before this, and therefore about the beginning of May we may confidently anticipate the receipt of very satisfactory intelligence. Business in the United States was not very brisk, ...
fer £BOO. , - ■’'' life kMurtite* in* C«or«>Sfee|L wbo lUted. biled* A»ion* other opinion* »r# with Lord could not
... expenditure the other. One part of hi* income may now be devoted head of family to the necessities the pre: sent: another may be stored up, by meantof life assurance, to provide against the future. And thud be may be said to do the whole of hi* duty toward* ...
ANOTHER HEART-RENDING CASE
... she did not what the consequences to others might be.—Mr Leng: Such remarks are unfair. You may say the same things against any case of teal humanity.—Mr Bryant: this woman says she is at the* expense feeding the child, why, until the next board dry. I ...