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... butcher J.and \V. Filling, Mirlield. York, corn millers. SATVRDAV’S. E. rl;iinrtiond, Great Essex, inn}joldi*r —J. Burgess, of Trowbridge, Wilts, R. Young, Fenrtiurch street, printseller—J. E. Ebbs, Minorire*. jewel er—(' S Dedford-square, merchant—J. Garoner ...
... most complete and elegant nominated to confer with late the Property and Resi County, and the Magistrates of Bart. Dec ased j together par ated “= 7 row 2 oe Desirab it in erecting and establishing the » Estate, ad or Gentleman of Fortune Mansion House ...
... BATH HOUSE, TAUNTON. 0 N D T E D MISS N. \~J The Duties of this Establishment will be returned on- MonoaQi J 22nd. Term* for Resident Pupils, including French and Music, FORTY GUINEAS per annum: Daily Pupils, EIGHT GUINEAS. ...
... Thompson, at.d snrruutided r- V\ a'tks and Ride*: coiiiiDandint; views ea ;j country. The Hoti-.e is ci>i|. HJRNIMIED, d»d by a famiiv ut the disiinciion. liie Purrhitser niay the whole or any the Furniture..it a For particulars apply J. N. Wilkins ...
... MARCH OF THE ASHTON COLLIERS ON MANCHESTER TO STOP THE MILLS. (Abridgedfrom the Manchester Guardian of this day ( Wednesday). At meetings held at Asliton, on Monday night and Tuesday morning, it was determined the colliers to proceed this town. About ...
... Ash son, Parker, Monckton; Messrs. Mesdames and Misses Barton, Evans, Tyans; Mrs. Col. and Miss Knight, Mrs. and Miss D. er Mr. and Miss Cox; Mesdames Col. Brown, Dilihen, Davenport, G fus* Misses Skelley, ...
... BRISTOL, March 7. Mr. J. D. Gorely, of London, to Mary Ann, neat* Mr. Webb, brush-maker. D/kd. At Clifton, Miss Wrench, dan. of the late Jacob Wrench, esq; of Camberwell. Aged 22, Mr. Richard Short, printer, 3d son of the late Mr. S. H. Short, surgeon ...
... MARRIED. Dee Ist, the South-lnne Chapel, Downton, by the Rev. J. T. Collier, Mr. William Taunton, of Redly nch, to AuoieGoodeve, eldest daughter of the late Wo. Whitchurch, esq., Salisbury. Dec. 2d, Doynton, Gloucestershire, by the Rev. Mr. Clutterbuek ...
... PARCFL MISSING, A PARC di reeled J. Full a gar, Esq. Park* h-.irst It- Wight, warded from Southampton iu Cows the regular the 'id ui' August ii ha-, missing since that day, and supposed have some the passengers under mistake, iost. * ' Should any person ...
... linen-draper, - Miss Mary Pardon, Plymouth. John Snow, *. jftt Marianne, daughter ofthe Rev. G. H- 1 vicar ot Chadderley Corbet, Worcestershire. ' ,'h, * Hawker, grandson the Rev. Dr. Hawker, of Flym?' Emma, daughter of the late J'Aus, esq; of Whiter ...
... 25, IS2B. uNivEiisrry clerical. Pied, .!«7th inst.mt. at Oban Argyle.hira, th* Pav. j Collier Jones, D.U.. Hector of Exeter CoLe,?*. Oxfor , 1). Joi.es was the son of » medical gentleman I and wisetluca.eil under Dr Cardew-, «tIU 1 turn ur . nar school ...
... Macdonald clan Starke, J. Hunting costume Gifford, Figaro, a correct cos- Sbute. Deane, Deputy Lieut, of tume, “quite the Barber*' Hants J. A. Gordon, Flemish Capt. Shaw, P. Grecian of the 16th century. Scanlmi, J. F. Friendly Brother Godfrey D. R. Aladdin ta|| ...