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... ELIGIBLE V EST M N T O K SO L I). \l.\j thoae verv extensive ami valuable Freehold WA 110 VSE S. U1 NCi WAHEHOISF.S. roi NTlNdi HOFSES. and SIIFFEKANFE Ql AV. ailiiate the East aide High-Si not, Town of Ku»|pUon-uu«»u-Hull Eastward-* ilu- River. id>'ii({ tin- North sidf of i'luipt-l Lain- Slailh, compn-aiig the Coußtaac-llouMw William Hopmood and Mewm. i’axlill ami Ci> , with liurri-i;* over ...
... M. T. Baines, Esq., and James Clay, Esq., M.P.'a for Hull, we are glad to learn, have taken up this poor man's case, and, along with Mr. Sidebottom, the solicitor, had an interview with Sir George Grey, Bart., at the Home Office, yesterday afternoon, relative thereto; and we are glad to hear that the Home Secre- tary considered it a case deserving investigation, and immedl. ately gave ...
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... THE HULL PACKET— FRIDAY, JULY 30^1841. ifrligcellaiuou*. KING’S COLLEGE. LONDON.— MEDICAL DEPAUTMENT.—The sc»er«l COURSES of LECTURES in this College, will COMMENCE for the WINTER SESSION, ou FRIDAY, the Ist of October. KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—The Hospital is attended daily at One o’clock by the Physicians and Surgeons, throughout the year; and Clinical Lectures are given every week during ...
... 18,646 jg50,000 5,692 .. .• 20,000 16,480 1,000 17,723 500 19,404 300 9,210 .a. 200 New Year’s Grand State Lottery, of the whole 20,000 Tickets, will begin drawing 14th FEBRUARY. —Prizes to the amount of 50,000 Guineas, will be paid iu Gold, and there arc not Two Blanks to a Prize. SCHEME. Prizes of ..25,000 Guinea* in Gold £52,500 *20,000 ••••••••• 40,000 2 5,000 10,000 o ...
... ROAD Between the Town of Kingston-npon-HuU and the Town of Beverley, in the East-Hiding the County of York. it* THAT the TOLLS aiising at the several Toll G’tes upon the s.ii ...
... I' HE Creditors who has© prosed their debts under a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against HENRY PHILIPSON, of Cotting. hnm, in the county of York, Nurseryman,' Dealer and Chapman, are desired to meet the Assignees of the estate and eftefls of the said Bankrupt, on the of August, 1811, eleven in the forenoon, the Neptune Inn, in the town of Kingston'‘npon ...
... For London, Blandimh, Button ; I rent, Beech ; Charlet, Haram; Mean., Cheiter; Pliotbe, Wright ; Bradford, Harri.on; Union, Hail.tone; Vine, kork,! urton ; Union, Dean ; Mancke.tcr, Wilkin-oo ; John A William, Hemmingway ; Runel, Rohert.haw. For SmJtrlaoJ, Eliza Ann, Stark For Vigilaiu, Ive*. For Hamrick, Volunteer, Bot. For Wcllt, Hopewell, Cur.on, For Nonvcaiilr, Jane, Gibwin; Thomas A.Mary, ...
... JOHN SANER & CO., WOOLLF.N DRAPERS, TAILORS, AND HATTERS, •27, WHITEFfUARGATE, CALL the attention of their Friends and the Public to their extenaive Stock of SUPERFINE MILLED CLOTHS, CASSIMEHKS. PETERSHAMS, PILOT CLOTHS, te. te. Ac., with ««rjr other Article of Fashion adapted for the approaching Season, whicl, have been personally selected J. B.in the different Markets, they can confidently ...
... Powder is as pleasant in (lie application, it i» ercellent its effects ; it speedily renders the leeili white and smooth, the jjums healthful, red, and B'tn; and by Constant use will preserve them in this •rahle state. It is also particularly calculated to re'l offensive particles from tire mouth, and in lakes tlie breath sweet. rov is particularly recommended Powder, all caves where a bad ...
... -4FOref9ft IlItclif9clIct. A Vendor of images, in bronze and plaster, 1i 9 liaelles, end stich.liko nicknacko, In Paris, wos last week pi I co ?? to a molithS tImprisaotment. and a tine of OO . Y, francs, for exposing for sale a plaster portrait of the Due de iourdeaux, it fhe uoritorm of a general, With the inscription, 1- 'Hery V., Kiga of France. a ,d 'it. EX-PItESIDENT OF HAYTI. - The G ...
... Agrf(ultivill Informatfoll. - 4! SPONTANEOUS COMIBUSTION OF GUANO.- l It is well known that the dung of many birds will ignite is spontaneously. Galen himself takes notice of this, for w ho states that pigeon's dung takes fire when it becomes or rotten, and that one was sufficient to set fire to awhole st house. Father Casati, a Jesuit, says it was from the on large quantity of the dung of ...