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... Meer0 mark, ~sutb Mr. Coward, and Mrn. Caw. M ae a k utb.-Rev. C. yrrall. 3M. A., vle prcident Mr. Jme8 eaon Smith, Mr. Charles Booth, end Mr. AvFIso- 'air CHARGE FlOR TiE MRRCURY AND SUPPLEME§'r 11in Paid In advance, 1l 49. per annumn.-OA credit, ' 7' ...
... Chapcian, Mlanchester, inanufacturingchemist. INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS). William and Jonathan Pollard, Manchester, tailors. Charles Booth, Manchester, butcheci. Peter Tyror, Liverpool, coach-builder. Thomas Crook, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, provision dealer ...
... and Williamt Benasett, Hoes ?? -Rev. C. Morrall, M. A., vice-president ;Charl'es Moore,ne quires James Mollineux, and Charles Booth, Esqms whi 'aug of foci as are NORTHERN HOSPITAL. JANU0ARtY 10, 1846l. ing line to Weekly report.it 6l ue of AD5tTWED. ...
... IF. M'Gregor, J H. Macrae, and Iycv. J. H. Stafford. south.-Rev. C. Morrall, Al A., vice-president: Jas. Melyensa, D Charles Booth, and ITemORas Aviton, Feqrs. D -- , THE GAME LAWS.-We hear, through a private cor- o respondent, that the pen of that gifted ...
... F.tM'Gregor, eth . H. Msorae, end W. C. Fosbery Erqrs. Soutbi-Rev. C. Morrell, M. A.. vice-president, Charles Moore, Charles Booth, and Thomas Avison, Esqrs ;ide Days. MM. Esw. Etl. Fegeiaes, tic. Dy. h. in. IL M. ft. in. JANUARY. Friday ?? I 9 1 9 3418 ...