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... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Ocr. tl.-JETiiO CRISiDEE, of Bond-street, St. Lake. Chelsea, victualler, that be Is in insolvent circurnstanaes, and Is unableto meet his vtrgagemnents with. his creditors. OCr. 21.-GEIORGE HARRIS, of Botolphlane, Lower Thamea-street, mnorcant and comrnalssionagentt that he is In insolvent circumstances, and IH unable to nmeet his eogagenents wilth his creditors-. ...
... GA&L. DELIVY . KY dj ?? XGeneral GaTiiieytbk lc tltdy ~n~ at the G~ialdhahl, Iter~ore,Sirr Charles ei rl~ti lenirdt eeald other Memabers~or ?? 'Th following Gdnttle- rsen were sworn on the VifAnd Jury: J. S. 14arrolrd, Esil. Ittieman insepth'Mlttford;.jun. ; . Q. Winwoud John'Acratnvan ci E. B. Fripp Ch~ristopher George William Watson Richard H-umphrcys James Palmer HRenry Senley James Aloore ...
... IRELAWX CITY OF DUBLIN QUARTER ASSEMBLY. Yesterday the COmmon Cuuncil held their usual Quarterly Assembly, the High Sheriffs in the Chair, The Freedom of the Corporation was granted to Gerald Callaghan, of Cork; Mr. C. S. Corry, of the County Monaghan; and Mr. Darcy Irvine, of Fermanagh. Mr. STOKE R, Poeet Laureat to the Coporation, in proposing the Freedom of the Corporation to Mr. Samuel ...
... 7THE JJOJINING CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIOND.4Y, OCTOBER 27, 1828. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France dated Saturday. it is affirmed in a letter from Odessa, that in the affair at Varna (alluded to in the Russian bulletin) a whole re- giment, with the exception of one battalion, was de. stroyed. The Constitution ned contains a letter from Vienna, which alludes to ...
... INR iAN , .E. D I-. AXD CO R BREA4D. 1i~ theis Rd~r the Morn~iag Herald. Kensingtpn, Oct. 22. $xn,-Voi will -fama sure, have plea- sure in Conveying, to your readers the ini 7P~non wiuc4 1 am now about to give you. .r. Sajsiord, baker, corner of Queen UAnd Winipole-streets, has bad some Indiw Corn ground properly at a mill On Fund ay morning last he showed me a specimen of theihourr; and on ...
... I MAIDsxONx, SATURDAY NlGXT, 132o'CLOCK. Seoon after the conclusion Of the Meeting, the stees of Maidstone were crowded with persons who hatl at.. tended It, and who anxiously gazed ait the numerous car.- Tinges that rolled in and set down the Noble Lords and leading 'Gentlemen who had taken a pert on the Heath; these were chaered or osberwise greeted, according to the manner In which their ...
... KENT BjRUvs'I'CR IMEETING. AY.T Fl-P K-CK Btunswickers w I-KENT 15RUNSIVIU' ffil-- , 50journrd meceting of' thle Kent Blitnswiekers will be 1, ins dtiy on Perntuden, Heads. The preparations foe the * ...
... f HE ALARM OF MOTIHIER CUIRCh. I l . . I _ I rd ?? the~ PolitClb ease: t- AJlMr FRIENDS, d You perceive the workings of those who are al.arm ed for *a the ChUrch/; that ir to say, for tle titles, the gilees, tie Ig paironagcle-iotses, the college-lands, th1e lands of the D)CanIs IC and Chapters, and'the louids manols, quit-rents, lincs, he- l riots, ana other suci good things, now enjoyed b ey ...
... SALFORD QUARTER SESSIONS, continued from the Seventh Pagc. F RIDAY. JOHN GRUNDY and CHAtLES DUNKERLEY were charged with stealing from the house of Mr. Robert Parkinsou a butcher, on the 6th of September last, two watches, sonie silver spoons, auid other articles; a second count in the in- dictment charged Dunkerley w.th stealing, and Grundy with receiving a watch, well knoowing the same to ...
... M'OIDSTONS, THURSDAY, MIDNIGHT. We have just been to vilit the Scene of action, ard find that already considerable preparatinsd are made for the'scene of to. morrow. Penenden Heath, whieh, frosm time immemorial, has been the seene f the General Meetingi of the Men of Xent, is about two miles from the town of MaldstoneSlthough we were astured hy the townspeople that it was not above a mile atd ...
... LONDON: TH URSDAdY, OCTOBER 23, 1828. We received last night Hamburgh Papers te the 18th October. They contain no further official accounts from the theatre of the war; but a variety of reports and ra- mours. The Turks are said, in a letter from Vienna, to have been defeated between Widdin and Krajova, and to have experienced a signal defeat. The accounts from Odessa speak of the air having ...
... THE Al ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDdY, OCTOBER 22, 1828. A Meeting of Gentlemen, opposed to the object of the Brunswickers, took place at Maidstone on Monday last, to arrange the plan of proceedings. It was the un- derstanding of the Meeting, that a Motion of Adjourn- ment should be made on the ground-that being con- vinced his MAJESTY'S Ministers would not sanction any measure ...