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... .lEAS Comminion of Bankrupt fo awarded and issued forth GEORGE -OORE, of Sheffield, in the County of York, Sei«- aor Manufacturer. Dealer, and Chapman, and being declared Bankrupt, hereby required to •urrender himself to the Commissioners the said Commission named, or the maj r part of them, on the Twentieth and Twenty-first Days of April inst.. and the Twenty-sixth Day of May next, at Ten «.f ...
... About a fortnight since, an elderly female arrived in Hull, from a distant part of Yorkshire, accompanied by an individual of the male sex, a few yean younger than herself. Their object, it was understood, was to get joined together in the holy bands of matrimony, and then to proceed to America on an emigration project. The /odjr, it seems, had accumulated about and her companion had had the ...
... The duel which wee fought, h«ifMW the Duke of Wellington end Lord WineUlwn, Setnrdegr morning, wee conducted with the greetret encrecy. The Duke of Wellington and Sir Henry Hardiiwe (who acted hia second,) met the Parade, in St. jamea's Park, about o'clock Satoedo; morning. The weather being doe, the Dnbeand Sn Henry Hardinge rode on horseback to the place meeting ( in the elctnity ...
... Friends and the Inhabitants of Sheffield and Vicinity, that he is just returned from LONDON, with a New and Extensive STOCK of WINTER GOODS, consisting French and English Merinos, of the most beautiful texture and every shade of colour; Circassian and Twilled Studs, Plain Cambrics, Swiss and Town Printed Cambrics, Gros-de-Napies, Sarsnets, Albany and Norwich Crapes, Norwich, Cashmere, Canton ...
... SUICIDES PARIS. M. Falret, a doctor of medicine, has prepared, from the official records of the police, a curious memoir on the suicides iu Paris, from to 1823. In these years the whole number of attempted suicides, discovered the police, was 6,782, of which 4,720 were effected. This amounts to 223 per annum on an average, but the number has been increasing; in the ten years ending 1803, it ...
... real and personal Estates and Effects to a Trustee (or the eoual benefit of those Creditors who shall Execute the Deed of Conveyance and Assignment within Two Months from the Second Instant; and that the Deed is lodged at my Office for Perusal and Execution by such of the Creditors as shall consent to accept the benefit thereof within the time limited. THOMAS BRANSON, Solicitor. Sheffield, sth ...
... 5 5 0 10 10 0 20 0 0 0 21 0 fCp Offers to receive Subscriptions have been made by the Lord Mayor of York, the Mayor of Hull, the Master Cutler of Sheffield, the Mayor of Pontefract, the Mayof of Ripon, the Vicar of Otley, the Vicar of Kirbymoorside, and by all tbe Bankers in the City and County of York. ...
... Butcher, Dealer, and Chapman, and he being declared Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender Llmseifto the Commissioners in the said Commission named, or the major part of them, on the Sixth and Seventh days of November next, and the Twelfth day of December next, Twelve o’clock at Noon of each day, the house of Mr. Edward Hancock, the Angel Inn, in Sheffield, in the Mid County of York, and ...
... We copy from an American Raper the following extract from a speech, delivered at meeting of the riends of the civil and religious freedom of Ireland, by Mr. Curtis, the stepson General Washington. Sirs, 1 repeat it: 'tis from America a voice should be heard ; from this great, free, and prosperous coantry it will be heard witli respect by England, and will cheer and comfort Ireland in the hour ...
... All the world remember* the outcry that w.!* raised hy the and “established” against the pn»ject of ttie Lomlon Unh ersity, liecause Its found* era would have left tin* religions instruction of the stadents to their parents and gUArdians. To tliose who may have I keen in any degree alarmed the liowlingof that cant, we recommend an attentive consideration of the following picture of the effects ...
... I VT AN a' 2 3 ⢠I tsTRY CLERK and GOVERNESS for tiie li ~ â ...
... be held by Adjoarnment at the White Brat Inn, in Bamaley, on Saturday, the Sdtfa Day of July Inst., at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon, and which Meeting will be specials for the pnrpoee of taking into consideration the present state of the Funds of the Road. JAMES WHEAT, Clerk to the said Trustees. Sheffield. July 10, -1829. ...