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... NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the Trustees named and appointed, and acting under or virtue of Act Parliament, passed in the Sixth Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, entitled, An Act for amending, repairing, and maintaining the Road (roih Worksop, in the County of Nottingham, to the North-East End of Attercliffe, in the County York,” in pursuanceof the Pavers and Authorilila contained in ...
... BALL, late of the Parish of | MetWirisfcy. in the County of Cornwall, Mer- ' .chant? D-v-'t and Chapman, intend to MEET on the Fourteenth day of Febru.ry next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, at the Wiirre Hat.t I xx. io the Parish ?? . Austle. in order to rei-xha the proofs of D^'bts tmdci the saul Commission. . ' .- «: Dated January 2 Ith, 1 82.. 4? CORSIFALL. \ TheTREMOUGH ESTATE. FREEHOLD, ...
... near Newmarket. TO BK SOLD HY AUCTION, By ROBERT OSWALD, f At the Chequers, at Eriswell, on Thursday the I6th o February inst. at the hour of Three o'clock in the After- noon, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, AN ESTATE in BURNT FEN, in the County of Suffolk, late the property of Mr. JOHN FULLER, of Eriswell aforesaid, deceased ; containing by admeasure- ment 90 Acres of ...
... Yean, and who has a General Knowledge of Business, wishes an AGENCY on COMMISSION or otherwise, in the above Line, Drugget, Moreen, Merino Damask, &c — The most respectable Reference, as to Character, can be given, both as respecis tbe Agency he is about to leave, as well as others lie has heretofore bad, and he doubt, not, any Gentlemen, or Firm, wishing an Agent in London, -will find on the ...
... interesting matter, tbe following papers:—Lieut.-General Sir Richard Church's Personal Narrative of the Revolution at Palermo, in the year 1826—The Young Gip«y, a Village Sketch, No. 2 —Recolle* ons of Dr. Parr, between the years 1818 and 1825, containing bis Opinions of Byron, Moore, Scott, Malthas, Lady Byron, -Burke, Sheridan, Johctum, Galt, and many others of celebrity.—A Wyckbaroite's ...
... iM gtt addressed (Post pud) to S T., York Herald Jg*, ill inrmedistelv be forwarded to tbe Advertiser. — MOSEY WASTED. flf ANTED, on Mortgage, ot Freehold \} Property, at Old Lady-'D.-y next, the SUM .( £l4OO. at 4 1 per cent interest. (reply (i» by Letter. Post paid) to Jas Stocsto***, ja-oiiV. X**£toM. -.CBRL-AUY 13, 182b. MOSEY WASTED. If/- ANTED to BORROW, £40,000. v v chTrtl''***'' ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Fridat, Feb. 17. SLAVERY. The Marquis of Hertford presented a Petition from the in- habitants of Coventry, praying their Lordships to take some measures for the Abolition of Slavery. The Earl of Tankerville presented a similar Petition from the Mayor, Burgesses, and other inhabitants ofthe town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. SCOTCH BANKS. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved that there be laid ...
... r***&— ' TUB stfjlCK jflgk* PROSPEROUS, £flrsl|yf RICHARD SCHOI.LAR, Master. Tbose who hare goods to ship are desired to nd Ibeir orders iuiini-dialely. ti. B. The owners of the said vessel will not be STOuniabie for any lo*s or damage thai may bap- m from Ibe dangers mid accidents of the seas, or navigation, of whatever nature or kind ; nor [>m any l«*s ur dam«ge Hint may happen lo *•*•, ...
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... He ?? ?? Price 7d WEDNESDAY, February 22, 1826 * 17^16- COY ENT-GARDEN. ■lB fc '\St PERFORMANCE of ANCIENT and MO- -1 G^ir under the Management of Sir George Smart. *e\ ML > , j i Orchestra, on a novel construction, design- ir^rtr F Saul, and decorated by Mr. Latilla, and •jfrKtw? ' • , t | lP Theatre by Mr. Bishop, will be ; v^ ,r^oS,.'ance.--THIS EVENING, February *i fur ?? ; /for the ...
... at an adjourned Half- Yearly Meeting, holden at the Bell Inn, in Ely, on Thursday the 14th day of April, 1525, assess, rate, tax, and charge all and singular the Fen Lands and Low Grounds within the said District, with a Tax oj One Shilling and Sixpence per Acre, and a gradual Tax not exceeding One Shilling and Six- pence per Acre, and a further gradual Tax not exceeding Three Shillings per ...
... THE SWEEPINGS from the Streets to tbe several Depots, under the Directions of the Superintendant, for One Year, from Ist March next — -The different Tenders to be left, sealed up, at Mr. John Heselton's, Hunslet-Lane, on or before the last Monday in February Inst., and of whom every Information may be had A Quantity of excellent MANURE to be disposed or, on Appli- cation as above — Leeds, Feb. ...