... Earsdon :v-oot 5t, k4ss MentldaV wni U.V~bl ,1eogEL~vMLvng~inst | OLI'Ms ~ ' John aumphney, Crne'girtl- NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. HE Creditors of tibe late Fire of JOHN NVILIBURN Ts and in OMPANY, Iron 6egtrs, Durham, are rclpirted to send in the ...

... take and use the surname and arms of Montgomery, in lieu of those of Heatley ; provided that his M a jest concession and Royal declaration first recorded, and the arms duly exemplified in the office of Ulster King of Arms all Ireland, otherwise the said ...

... Iri'h Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and town or.L-rs punctually attended to by JOHN I) *\OV AN, 4, BloomsbwrY-sq. London? . JOHN D«*>VLE.:tl.St. Mary's Abbey. DiH.lin. y A g en *»- UARGAINS, in iNTL r FTs7^ITPPE IS, HJI with Tri ...

... gregation, on the 25th ult. the Rev. John C. White, M.A. of Pembroke Hall, and the Rev. John Lodge, M. A. of Magdalene College, were appointed Pro-Proctors.—On the same day, the Rev, Henry Hanter Hughes, M, A. of St. John’s Cuilege, and the Rev, Richard Dawes ...

... had not been the slightest Somers St. ni and the Queen had stept alone-in the tent’ Winchelsea Redesdele proof that Bergau Cardigan Gordon (Huntly) on any one ni; zht—(Loud tries of Question !)+He assured Shaftesbury Mow Belmore Sheffield their Lordships ...

... Liturgv beadopiea, re- John I ottingnam, Lsq., ot LnesterlorU-park, Essex, of prelate, and carved good st)le, and in Riucl) higher relief jftain reprr. ...

... of Vanunwas, Esq. Cardigan-Phillip John Miles, of the Priory, Esq.; Thomas Hugh Jones, of Noyadd, Esq.; John Vaughan Lloyd, of-1 Mixing, Esq. Glamorgan-William Forman,of Penydarran, Esq.; William Williams, of Anerpeigwur, Fsq.; Sir John Morrh, of Bryn, ...

... Magdalen college, were appointed Pro-Prectc j. TIES DA Y\S LOS DOS GA Z ETTE. If A SKRPPTS. John Wright, sen Hnri Ulocmsbory, C. Trent, Buarton, Dorsetshire, maltster. John C. Sehwite*. and Fret* Groajean, Soho square, harp manufacturers, Aslihv, East street ...

... HOUSE! et be) FURNITURE, consisting of Bedsteads, Chairs, Tab A large Quantity of Timber and Lumber; and sever: aging | Fi re Arms; agood Collection of Buoks and Piste. mpart | And on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, will be Sold, : Lasti- | ganstown and Ringwood ...

... sad e4 done. Grattan's name always rose with the falling of the surge, and in the returned calmness & sunshine of the great popular expanse, his firm renown stood up, like a rock from the bosom of the ocean. The ohlet instrument of those successes was ...

... yenerally knowa, aad profit thereby, | think case 10 YOU T= one year od, began to ma- erace Scurvy, which yraduaily until ber arms, legs, and ered with ruanimg sores, and wed In this had been tried with- plen to pursue whereby she 1 almost resvived that ...

... druggist*.— C. Ro-s and H. Warrant \rw Broad .street, merchants.—J W. Taylor and J. Stephen, WaUingstreel warehousemen.—John Slanifotlh John Klimt, of Thro-morlon-atreet! merchants.—R. Hate and « Ogle, of Btlliter-lane, wine merchant*- George Gee and Richard ...