... TUiIN lIE LETTL' NTOTK herchyGlveu that Ihe Tolls arising] i at Ihe Toll on the Turnpike] from Ki is{hlheliuston. through Uuck*J lield and rawley, to t’oimly Oak, Lovell death : from furkfiehl West Urinsled, ini :he counts of Sussex, will iirrrn) .ucnos ...

... Keeve, Mr. George Saunders, eh 3mist, of London Row, to Ann, third daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Cooke, solicitor. DEATHS. Lately, in the parish of Wye, Mrs. Kingsland, aged 76. A few days since, at St. Mary-at-t ill, aged 19, Sarah Lettle, of Fnndsbury ...

... be made In a month. John Trueman v. George Martin.* A debt of 1 2s 3d for bread. Ordered to pay in a month. John Trueman v. Thomas Flux.*A debt of 5 tor bread. Or- dered to pay 5s per month. William Drover v. George Slade.* A plaint to recover 9 te 3d ...

... the Honourable Mr. Justice Bosanquet, one of the Judges of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. ©J. FiIANKLAND LEtt'lS. J. O. S. LEFIiVRE GEORGE MCIIOLLS. COMPLETELY F RNISHED, And may be entered upon May next, that highly Respectable Residence, Situate ...

... irmti ankd Shrdn .,'nNvq. A Coach to Landaul evelr evvening at Nine o'clo Ui%, to the Golden Crloss, Clharinig Cross, aud George amid Blue Boar, llolborii. * A ?? Coach to London every evenhig, at 'Ten. A P'ost Coaclh el S0ikidav, Vcdnesdav, and Friday ...

... street, London. Tales of the English. Firxt Senex. w,uu» ,V AUmri. By Emily Tuylor, author of Talei of the faxoni, Ac. ch*th lett««l, St. 2. DtUa. Second Seriex. The Knrvttt, By tM •ante aitthor. Cloth lettered, ie. Sd. 3. The Roy and the Birds, By the same ...

... years the possession of the tnd ' by the Royal Family, tbe Nobility, 0 treat / fixtures moderate.-For particulars, and s 'l,' lettL ' ' P° st aid .) t0 John Marlin, Uagshot, o r t( , Mr w Marlin solicitor, Windsor, Berks. J>ALES AUCTION. »tshire. A Freehold ...

... Champagne Stake* of 50 sovs. each, ft ; for two-yr-old colis.Hst 71b; and fillies,Bstslb. RedHousein. Forty-two sub*. Lord George Bentinck's Princess Alice (Abdale) 1 Mr. O'Brien'* The Traverser 2 Colonel Anson's lago, Don John 3 The following also started ...

... Hopkins, jun. Esq. Charles Slocock, Esq. AdolphusW.Hume, Esq. William Smith, Esq. Wilson Lorner, Esq. Win. Stephens, jun. Esq. George Laing, Esq. James Weld, Esq. John Richards, Esq. James Wheble, Esq. Thomas Ring, Esq. Auditor-Mr. John Foster. Bankers. - ...

... coal factor. P. Tagg, Tuoley-wtrset, Southwark, corn A. T. Harwood, Scrratham, Surrey, kslging-hoisie keeper. Judah Mowerfay, Lettls, licensed victualler ami innkeeper. U. Graeuaway, Dristol, painter, plumber, glazier. AUGUST XO. M. Blood, North Audley-street ...

... That the Tolls N arilirg at the Toll Gate, call d Gosford Gate, in the- Piflha of Kidlingro, in th C(ounty of Oxford, will be LETTl by AUCTI ION to the beit BBdder, at the Houfe of Benj :min Cofitr, timncr th e Town H- ! in d.rc Cie. o. Oxford, on Saturdav ...

... the Exchequer. Other changes are talked of, among which we may notice the report, which we believe to well founded, that Sir George Grey, the Judge Advocate-General, is to have a seat in the Cabinet. I; is al'O confidently repoited that Mr. Labouchere is ...