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... TO DISPOSED OF. Person, respectably and extensively established in the B->ne Crushing Business, In the immediate Neighbourhood of Hull, wishes to Dispose of U»e same, with the PREMISF.S. BONE-MILLS. STB AM’-NCI NE, CIRCILAR VENEER SAW-MILL, &e. which are eligibly situated, and close upon the Navigation. Letters, (post-paid,) with the proper Name, addressed to C. H., care of the Editor, will ...
... THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under Commission Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth against WILLIAM DAWSON, of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, Bookseller and Stationer, Dealer and Chapman, are requested to meet the Assignee of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, the 10th day of June next, at Eleven o’Cloek in the Forenoon, the Cross Keys Inn, in the Market-Place, in the said ...
... Bowman fDoctor H. Whytebead), he was directed to return to tome or the tenants, occupying low grotindai the whole, and to others, one-third of their rents, which they acknowledged in grateful manner. It is to be hoped that this will an incitement to owners of land to consider the real situation of their respective tenants during the late almost unprecedented season. Roroery at York Theatre.— ...
... against RICHARD ALLANSON. late of the Town of Ringstun-npon-Hull, Printer, Stationer, Vender of Patent Medtcines, Dealer and Chapman, may receive a Dividend of Four Sh(u.ivc;s the Pound on the amount of their respective Debts, on applying the Bank of Mes»;s. Thomas and Robert Raikes, in kiugston-upon-Hull aforesaid. ENGLAND & SHACKLES, Solicitor*. i/«//, 29i'A July, 1829. CHARLES HEWITT ...
... Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the years and quarters ended the of Jan. 1828, and the stb of Jan. 1829, shewing the increase or decrease each head thereof. Year* ended Jan, 5. , ■*— ■ ■ —. Increase. Decrease. 1828. 1829. £. £. £. Customs 16.391.838 16.125,118 266.720 Excise 16.969,564 18,700,3731,730.809 Stamps 6.375.140 6,666,363 291.223 Post-Office 1,385 ...
... cOMPLAINT RESPECTING:THE QUALITY OF WATER. C a In consequence of a paragraph published in the last e Mercuiry, and embodied in an advertisement to be found e in another part of our publication of this ...
... tits. Oad. was; Explolesion in a Codafl.3Ve.-..On ThIUrSd ay enih -:mendious expiosiwon of carbilrettedl itydrogentople lVlc-' the pits of' te Clayton Colliery, by which ?? e is 0 DS and three others ...
... v a- Caution to Yaviege' Bankg._[J~~s_ a he understand a Savings' Barniki w r oewawellt mn experienced a loss ofnearly ieo pi b shn eand leg bed treasurer (bot offices being comb Aperson !b) avinig pu ...
... MB.- ptftGSS'S PAMPHLET UN THE CURtnECCy. 'i If the standard be raised to douible its value, the ?? ?? be reduced to onebhalf ?? Currmeav p24. *- To adopt measures for ?? this ?? or men (the v ih; cou ...
... Last night, .pursuant to public advertisemenet, a public meet- in~g of' the burgesses was fheld in the bMusic-ball, to takeititocoin. bideration the best mode of procuring th ...
... TIIE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. *: e have devoted a considerable portion of this day's '4wcesry to an ample and original report of the proceed- ings at the Whig Club at Chester, on Friday last. Our rfepiort ...
... = I- -e ItI p o - .orrttponetint£. ChEStURE ?? MEETING. % OUfeb.resgpe* d correspondent has favoured us with a letter bttis subject, from which we select the following passage re- tO to tlse Cheshire ...