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... influence of the Nicotian weed, with the calm contentment of old-fashioned phi usopher. hear, from good authority, that Sir George Murray lunge*- enjoys a seat in the cabinet. Serious Accident to Karl- Uarneev. We regret to stale that on Wednesday, whilst ...
... rtquefts rtl! againftthe late firm may befurnilhed him ; alto .that allthofe who are indebted to the hnuf- will kind enough to lettle thvir iccyinpts to enable him todifeharge all demand* againft the late partnerdiif). John Uickfoo beg* leave re» urn hit fincere ...
... American hami , bacon 08 Bread— The first quality, 7Jd; second quality, 6i l third fid per 41b loaf. Ecu and Butter Market, Lettle-oreen— E g., 5s Od to 2d per 124 butter, 9d lld per Hr, Wool -Hoc., 14s Od to 14a 3d; Wethers and Ewes, 12s fid to 13a Od ...
... and the Claimants laid Partm-rlhip apply to Mr. Johnfon, Hawklns-ftrcet, who will lettle the amounts due by them.—Mr. Johnfon will continue the as ufual. EDW. JOHNSON, GEORGE MEADE. WIDJLIAM CLARKE, I.ate Foreman to Thomas Hautenviile, of Mary’s- Abbey, ...
... mad/, the lenr.nt \vi 1 (or any Permanent improvement made the hoafe, See. jau. 24, ISO 7. | O be SOLD, the Intereft in the Lettles ot ands of PORTMANNA,. ROAN, and WHITESLAND, within 1 mill? co. Dulmn, ten tins, and producing annual profit rent 641 4'. ...
... maintaining that when lefcrrnce is made to a city, the vvmd street was always u*cd— and lastly—that the Police Act, the and 2-llb George HI, which empoweted the Sheriff to abate all nuisances nr encroachments within the city, be contended that it would legislative ...
... accompanied the troops there. The Clerk of the Crown then read the dying declaretion of the deceased. After .tiling th.t bed lettled hi. affairs, and received the ritea of hi. church, to prep.rc him tor appearing before hia God, where eooo eipecled to be ...
... Rev. M. B. Keogh Rev. John Kelly aud Rev. Mr. Ce M. Ryan, P.P. ; Curates, Bovierstuwn. Right Bon. Lord Cloncurry ; Grehan, George Weller, Roseinvunt ; Warley, tt 5 , G. Gage Davis, Vhotias Lyzter, O’Briew, Crus.-Aveuuc Richard O'Gorman, Lube Dillun, May ...
... extensive dealers in wine lettle mere their guard than some of them hove hitherto been : Mr. .Tames Hoskins appeared at the London Mansion, house, before the Lord Mar or and Alderman Kelly, answer an information founded upon the (Jtli George IV., cap* 107. sec ...
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... Besides thc alterations ii thlo dlmties above noticed, an ad- vaiice of Is lld per pr. took place oii Rve. 'rime Now York lettl rs are of 1st lnst. There was then lit- tieluoasiness doing i; Flmmr, Western kinds ilad lecellell 31 to 37., and ether de ...
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