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... of.the White,I&c. &c.. Ite BANKRUPT-S. ' . John Towers, INValishl,' Staffordshire, whip-thong manufat.- ,turer; to surrender Aug. 17, tat live, 1,8,at el~even anld. Sept. 60 ra at flve,.at the~ Littleton Arms Itin, $iaffor,lshife. Attornies, Messrs' Ttirkier; ...
... diocese of St. Davfd's, eight children, 50 J. John Evans, Llanfaithlu, Anxlesea, diocese of Bangor, five children, fiStf. 10s. *» John Evans, Llamvetid, &c. Brecon, diocese of St. David's, four children, 60/. John Deverell, T- M. Festing, Newnham, Herts, diocese ...
... grocer, Sept.6,.at• oue, at the Globe Tavern, Juhri-ptreo, Liverpool.—John Bps, of Teiv, - nmourh, Dcion shipv,:Tight, AtigurA 29, at three, at Huhhard', notki:Teignmouth.—,John Booth the elder, late Of Holm/tube Brook,. Lancaster, cotton-manufacturer ...
... Lieut. Joseph Hawkey; Oliver, ordinary scaiiian; John White, able seaman ; Thomas Veryfer, landman ; John Tapscott, private of marines Joseph Graham, able seaman . j Wounded. —Joseph Truman, quarter-master; John Btird, landman; Wra Carr, ditto; Thomas Reillyi ...
... I the MID was SATURDAY'S LONDON UAZETTE. BAN&RUPT• John Towers, Walsall, StallOrd, whip-thong manufaaurer, to surrender Aug. 1 - 7, at five, IS, at eleven, and Sept. 16, at five, at the Littleton Arms inn, Staffordghire. . Robert. Joyce, Lamb's Conduit-street ...
... lbO guineas, will now be sol. i for much less I mmiev, iind i. warranted perfectly sound. — lnquire ai Trudget's j Stahles, John sfeet-iii-.-i.v-, Theob.ild's-road. 4 FAIR 01 HORDES, tvell-bred* and ?? to b*. ■SOLD, .ha bes. possit. c m.ncli incolnsr, ...
... ohiS V -‘' ' 1 s, :lnd lorces Cantonments, ' rack t!lc Counties and Islands Angiesen, licdford, li.-rk*. Berwick. Cam .ridge Cardigan, Carmarthen. Carn.irh h ( rVrn« n' ' lfl!1i!l Scil!v t u.iii.erland 11.-n- Devon, Dorset, Durham, l.«sei, Flint, (dall,T ...
... waggens, Sec. Mr. John Rohson, of 'Felling Hall, aforesaid, wili strew the Estate; and Mr. J. Stra- ker, ?? of Felling Hall, will shew the Colliery, where plarts > may be seen; aud further particulars may be known, by apply- i ingto Mr. John Grace, at Gosfotlh ...
... that the same been be on. this TICKETS ct Walis ba JAMES WOOT J adjoining the P jaintitt’s Wall, vd tor such Walls. Ane hike- JOHN viet T. DAVIES, Bit Tres bad been pla iced on Mr. And ' vair the | be re d te the ball. For RICHARDSC ending to call any hill ...
... upwards of of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Laittlt with small ilwelling-buuse, hou-e, Water-grist Mill, very good l arm hou-e, with suitable Out buildings, sttaated in the parishes nf West and West Lockinge, very fertile part of Berkshire, distant ...
... ARBUTHNOT, Mr. FREELING, and a large party, with a grand turtle dinner, at his house at Whitehall. - The Right lion. HENRY GRATTAN and family sailed on Wednesday week from Dublin for Parkgate. .• Mr. KEMBLE is arrived in town from his tour in higher health ...
... SELKIRK. ALEX. BOSWELL, Esq. of Anehitileek. C G S. MENTEATH, Esq. of Closeburn. CH ARLES SHARPE, E-q. of Hoddom. JOHN DOUGLAS, Esq. of Lockerby. JOHN MAITLAND, __iq. of Eccles. ' ALEX RIDDICK, Sec. Dp-tws^ Aug. 21, 1859. CALEDONIAN HUNT. TIC Annual BUNTING ...