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... Margaret H-ardman, Mr. William Stones to Miss Elizabeth Threlfall, Mr. Thomas Beclett to Mliss Ellen Starkie, Mr. Henry Howsvrth to Miss Catherine Cobbet, Mr. Thomas 1-leywood to Miss Alice Ilyding, Mr. John Dickinson to Miss Ellen Worsley Mr.' Henry lcope to ...
... IJ. WILLIAMSON , t J'AILOR AXJVD HAPIT A.IWKER., t -NO. 4, CHEAP91DE, ?? itm. J .fic, ^that he ht o 'nFishions. e tjv avails himself of this opportuniity of returning X ik5 for the liberal support he hats met waths, alld to state 0 D° P3;1n have been sparedl ...
... gran~d irn;;t tile Poles have got itito tile rear of the Russians, cut 'il7iu iperial Guaurd, and intorcepted thcir provisions. aIR ' ?? opened tlis mirning at the same price 71', Y let'loff yesaerdta, 841 for' tfi Account, and I2t present they d taie ...
... ?? ?? ter of f\lar. J ' oi l Wiin, ot i1:.c btrn. Yesterday, arged f4t at Kirklham, much respected, Mr. Patlcison, maenutrttsrer, formerly %vji Walton). On Wednesday last, in the 831th year of his age, J. Birly, Esr of Kirkham.J.BryEq On Tuesday last ...
... , in Hill-street, London, the lady of J. Wilson Patten, Esq. of a daughter. rrtnes. On Saturday last, Mr. William Stedhall to Miss Catherine Hos- cow, both bf this town. Oil Monday last, Mr. Edward Smith to Miss Jane Livesey, both of this town. Same day ...
... on WXhy, what else hewould we do?~ Yes, but there mnay be hidden dangers, ' which you know nothing about. Dangers! I'd like to isee the dangers dar hide themselves from Mick. Sure, ad don t I tell you I -know every rock on the coast ? (here the ...
... ex ecute orders intrusted to them with neatness and dispatch, and torersonable terms. All D eb's due to the late concern of Sco' r an d, ?? - Awt will be. receive d by ties IlXsei ,;XIAL', onthi'em a ds, during the n ext. week; Q a ,, * - 3 NJ. m- E-. X> ...
... to them for health or recrea- d tion ; antI those will probably keep proportionate pace with the general increase of inhlabitalnts-in their respective neigh- n bourhoods.-Edi/s.] S ACCIYDENT.-On the 5th instant, Lieut. J. A Philips, 11. N., son of Captain ...
... with 250 brIs. oats, 25 do. wheat, fbr D. and J. Dewhurst. Sprightly, Riimmer, fromt Ulverston, with 240 qrs. malt, for . Bolton. AT GLASSON-Margaret and Peggy, Wilson, from Dundalk, with 740 sacks oatmeal, for D. and J. Dewhurst. CLEAtED. Sprightly, Rimerne ...
... School in cortnecti on with that estabishniient ; in tile morn- ing by the Rev. it. Kenny, and in the afterneoti by thce Rev. J. 3iyewater. Tiue collectiois amounted to upwards of £22. Ar r. IHousE CuNvicTtoIes. - Yesterday, Benjamin 'A atkinqon and Alexander ...
... B. Edmonstone, Esq.F.R.S. Col. M. Wilks, F.R.8. J. Esdaile, Esl. Sii MW. Young, Bart. .Auditors-Frederick Manning, Esq., Satinel Anderson, Esq. J. Batrow, Esq. F.R.S, Physician, Jiafies Bartett, A. D. Resident Secretary, Waltr Cosser, 4 . r1'E advantages ...
... is the standing text of Mir. Mit- $ s5 enrwliC' PCInny Paper for the People.- d,,stTATION OF THE AaRCttDEACON OF RtcHtMOND.- Oln Wedileslay last, the Venerable and Reverend J. ()llt~3 11, Arcodeacoil of Ricitmonirl, in this diocese, de- 'm'a Chrgre to ...