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... residing at a distance may be received at the Branch Offices, r remitted through country Bankers. PETEB M tORRtISON, Managing Director. THOMIAS BOTT, Mauager for Birmingham. 3, PallMall East, London. FormS for opening accoonts maY be obtained at any of ...
... BIR3iINGRAMf. 3715 TO PATENTEES. PDARTIES about to SECURE their INVEN- -L TIONS by PATENT, or their DESIGNS by REGISTRA- TION, may obtain the PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS by applying personaJly, or byletter, to MR. GEORGE SHAW, PATENT OFFICE, CANNONSTREET ...
... to me, the undersigned, at the Townr7 Clerk'a Offlce, on or before the 5th day of January next. m A ?? which may be ultimately selected, may be euitably aL marked or labelled with the Manufecturer'e name, and muet he depo- sited atthe Town Clerkle Office ...
... settlement of the quarrel may be arrived at, to obtrude any opinion on our readers. Last night, however, the followingletter was placed in our hands, and we give it all the promi- nence in our power, so that its full significance may be felt by those whom ...
... thoroughfare allows free passage to the public without any visible mark of restriction, a user of two or three years merely may be sufficient to presusse dedication. Mr. Barnett, for the defendants, said heis question was one of simple right-whether tlere ...
... the last two or three days; amongst these may be noticed the pbsence of any political rumours of a character to give rise to any serious disturbance of busi- ness on the Stock Exchange; but more especially may it be ascribed to the abundance of money awaiting ...
... Street, City, publisher, May 7 at 12&, Julie 4 at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sols., Sole amid Co., Aldermaubary, City: off. assig., Grahan, Coleman Street. JOicN BRYANT, High Street, Notting Hill, acd Aldermanbury, City, draper, May 1I at 1, June 10 at 12 ...
... the Circassians derive their chief subsistence, are taken from them, scarcity may produce discontent, and the indefatigable SCTeA.OYL, blockaded in his hilly fastnesses, may be compelled by the sufferings of his people to give up the conflict which he ...
... lied Itad the pins from, attd Pritcetret at otnce satd, 'I bought titert from Bryant, a smlith, who lives ?? by. (in M`r. P'oole proceeding further, lie hound theat Bryant wuoreL for Alesisrs. Wasrdetr, and the prisoner won then taren into Custody ,arid ...
... The term of service will be five years, and no-longer.- The volunteers may be trained and exercised twenty-eight days in each year, bath on board ship and on shore, and they may he called into actual service, in case of need, by command of the. Qtee ...
... not three men follow his lead there. Up to the time of the last general election he was nothing more or less, whatever lie may have conceived himself to be, than a popular declaimer of newspaper articles. It was in the newspapers that he lived,. and moved ...
... British and foreign sailors. His statements were highly gratifying. The lievds. J. Morton end Whewell, with Messrs. leddos, Bryant, Robinson, and others, moved and seconded resolulions of thanks to the ministers and deacons of- the chapel for the use of ...