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... Clock at Noon. By Order. POWELL A SON. A HOLMES, «_ __ _ Clerks to tbe Company. Pocklington, IVh July, 1843. HULL AND LONDON STEAMERS, THREE DAYS A WEEK. _. p^ R OM HULL,—every &__ul_h __t\ ■ A \ -■- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ?? a f FRIDAV ' at Thr ...
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... Railway-Office, January 2nd. Ih4.*». WANTED, in a Gentleman's FamUv, a Steady, Active, and Industrious Man, as BUTLER and HOUSE SEBVANT. Also, a Respectable Woman as a good COOK-HOUSE- KEEPER. She must have a ...
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... J-Ta-IVrS. %c. A ?? -*4dy, wlio has serve*! 3 years fV to the -Millinery and Dress -making Bus'a«s, is £-s_rous nfoii— thing a Situation as LADIES* .Vi AID; an would have no objection to engaging with a respect ...
... Ruhsi of Court, fiom the tte_lorat:on in Ififf to ?? fiS _S A, P hal ?? ?? Su?eri^ erenC f ?? , _f AdiuJications^nd «___»S_ a * ,0 7S. wh - ,t Decisions l»ave been ?? re- ?? T.S ,cd ' ™J™^mtQ*Si ...