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... Rules, Ordinances, and By-laws of the Society, transact the usual Quarterly Business, and to present a PIECE of PLATE to Mr. JOHN (LARK, of Clifton Cottage, Camberwell New road, in pursuance ot Resolution, passed at the last Quarterly General Court, as Tribute ...
... a bargain, as the owner is living In the country and finds it inconvenirnt to be so far from his property. —Apply to Mr. John Lark, jun., 11, Seymour-street, Easton-square, or to Mr. T. Smith, 1, Marine-terrace, Marine-parade, Brighton; all letters to ...
... of the Stamp Office, where he held a situation near 50 years. On Thursday last, at Sizeland, near Lotifion, Norfolk, Mr. John Lark, formerly master of the S:ar Inn, in !the Old _Ha-Market, Norwich, aged 67. • • • after a eery short i illness, aged 61, ...
... country and sea, will find this an opportunity seldom to N met with.—Every information will be given upon application to Mr. John Lark, No. it. Seymour-street, Euston-square, London. All letters to be paid or returned. TO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, ...
... , or Recognizance' may have been taken touching any such Offences. are required to transmit the same forthwith to Mfr. John ('lark, the Clerk of Arraigns of the High Court of Admiralty of England, at his office, at the Sessions. House in the Old Bailey ...
... Taunton, grocer. John Ooe*. Devon port, draper. FRIDAY.— 1844. BANKRUPTS. Robert Joeiah Cranies, butcher Maiden, Estes. John Lark, shoemaker. Seymour-struct. Mekhor Lopea, wine-merchant. Cnstched-fnara. Joshua Joseph Johnson, carpenter, Lant-street, SouthvM ...
... Maynard. The 207. were paid and honourably divided. MaKYI.KHO.NK 111 I!• k. —('IIIMNEY-SWEEPINQ.—A chimney-sweeper, named John (lark, of No. 81, Little Albany-street, was yesterday convicted before Mr. Rawlinson of having allowed a child to ascend a chimney ...
... future success in trade, which he will sertipuloualy adhere to. N. B. St''MESSES,.% AILL ASS ES, .o.c. 19, Barbican. K. JOHN ('LARK (late with Mr. ('artwright), DENTIST, No. 19, 51entagocastaret„ Russell-square, moored from Southampton-row. takes leave ...
... 12iv-Tpool, titoher-inerchants.—fitzh. Weight and Cyrus Art. it,ge, of Nlanetre,ter, and, of Ashton, manufacturers.— Cl.:rk and John ('lark, of Poole, merchants.—James . nwell and Mark Matig!ram, of Wakefield, Yorkshire;-- )•fark Nlaughatn, Janat-s Cowell, and ...
... geueral shopkpr. Sharp Jsph. Budworth. New-st. .gton, mchl. Wallis Fredk. Wm., Ham. Surrey, gene al shopkeeper Whitmoie John, Lark row aud John-slrt. Cambridge heath, lime burner Winn Hy. of Regeni-sG shopman to a lineu draper ...
... of the said James Thompson, thi»3oti> day of January, 1813. JAMES THOMPSON. Witness Hobf.rt Stuart, 12, Old Jewry. SWIFT, John Lark Master, Ciottenburgti. WHEREAS there has Untied from the aliove Vessel, one Hale of Silk, marked H 106, consigned order. ...
... er, choice of assignee* at eleven • William Hudson, of the ship Arelia, master mariner, di- MUenU at half-past eleven ; John Lark, Seymour-street, Somers- town bootmaker, last examination at twelve ; R. J. CraneU, Mal- dari, Essex, butcher, last examination ...