... Treatise concerning Heaven and Heil._ 0 S ti 6. Angelic Wisdom concerning Divine Providence. 0 8 0 9. Arcnna Coelcstia, or an Explanation of the Books of Genesis and Excdus, ' n >- Vols _ 5 0 0 Sold isi lx.oiioi,, by E. Hudson, Cross -Stre-t, Hatton ...

... hours and 57 minutes, by the following persons, viz. James Hudson, treble, composed and conducted the peal; Wm. Akroyd, 2d; Wm. Holroyd, 3d; Thomas Holroyd, 4th; John Holdsworth, 5th; John Hudson, 6th; Joseph Holroyd, 7th; Ellis Balm, 8th; William Hardcastle ...

... And no such abjection or objections will iftctwards be received, unless for some let. J diaabihty or ijwdal cause, tc be allowed by me, the said Cutu- iniiaQßei. Dated this Thirtieth Day uf September, JOHN BOWEB. Miscellaneous. NOTICE. WHEREAS SPRING ...

... t^mr of gratitude, the great benefits which I have In- from taking your COKDIAL BALM OI GIL, end wlneh, under the blessing ot Heaven, lias „ccn. means of restoring me from a deplorable ..tate of lan- ruor, wenkness. and inclan. holy. In the enjoyment of ...

... 9st- Mares and geldings allowed 31b. A winner of a 01. Plate, Match, or Sukes, to carry 31b. extra; nf two, 51b. and of dure, lib. extra. Maiden horses on the day of entrance allowed 21b. ft addition to the above allowance. Heats, two miles and a half ...

... six-year olds, Bst. »lb. and aged, BsL 121 ft Mares and geldings lo be allowed 31b. Horses, Ac not having this year won Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes, and started three times, to be allowed Aft ; if twice, 31ft; and wftnets (this year) of one Plate, Match, ...

... _bL Alares tint gelding allowed 31b. A Winner of a SOL Plate, .Match, or Stake*, to car-y 31b. extra ; nf two. 31b. and of three. _lh. .-xira. Af uid.n horse* on the day of entrance allovctit-S). in audnion lo tha above allowance. Hoimwo mile; w.tl ahaheaii ...

... of the Most High throughout in its spiritua] sense, treats ot heavenly tlungs. and not at all of worldly things ; thus of Heaven and the Church, but not at all of the empires and kingdoms of this world. 3dlv— .That learned men, in all aires of the Christian ...

... progression, W : arrive at the great and important day. Tbe morning of Thursday was extremely fine, and the bright beams of heaven*' shone propitious on the noble and generous occurrences of tbe day- Great, numbers of the firm friends of Liberty conti- ...

... Races, M-t ; calf* -» carry «st Oh. fil- lies Bst — His. allowed to those got by untried Stallions. ' «,r mil of Mare, wh sc |iroduce meter won be-ore the day of nailing. No horse or mare to be allowed mine than one Mb One mue and three .ua.-ters. No pre- ...

... the following artists, namely W. Rowan, Treble J. Hancock, 5th. W. Hudson .. 2d W. Galimore, 6th. J. Sadler .3d W. Heald, 7th. R. Townsend 4th, R. Heald, Tenor. Conducted by W. Hudson. e are happy to learn, that Mapamk Ti maid's collection ol composition ...

... lisL Those pot by untried stallion*, ar ant rf inaret whole produce never wen before Ac day ■ af aominijinn, allowed 310. bnt only one allowance- Two miles. The mares, and the horses diey ne covered by, to be named to Mr- Bell, Clerk of the ('nurse, Dumfries ...