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... The STOCK of BOOKS comprises an assortment of NEW and STANDARD WORKS, of the best Authors. Dr. Lardner’s Pocket Cyclopaedia. The Family Classical Library. The Family Library. The Young Lady’s Own Book. The Boy’s Own Book. Maunder Treasury of Knowledge. J. Montgomery’s Poems. R. Montgomery’s Poems. Byron’s Works. The History of Yorkshire, now publishing in 4to. and Bvo. The Publications of the ...
... j TO MERCHANTS % MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. NETHERLAND STEAM-VESSEL, BATA- I VIER, of Horae Power, David Dunlop, Maaler, ia dispatched from London Rotterdam every Sunday, and from Rotterdam to London every Tueaday. All Sbippera of Manufactured Goods and Colonial Produce are entitled to draw-back on the duties payable in the Netherlands of upwards of Ten per Cent, an advantage which ...
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... to Messrs. WILSON & YOUNOE. Advertisement will not be repeated.] SCHOOL, BELmin novas, nsan m/fISSES FAWCETT rrspectfuUsialsrm their Friends and the Pnblic. that their ESTABLISHMENT will be Re-opened TUESDAY, JULY the 37tb. July 3d, 1830. ...
... medicine ; or, a Popular Trealise exhibiting the Nature. Symptoms, Causes, and most efficacious Treatment of all Diseases, embracing all modem Improvements in Medicine. Containing also a copious Collection of approved Prescriptions, Medical Management of Children, most effectual Methods of rendering assistance in eases of eraerr.ency. Rules of Diet, Virtues and Dosewof all Medicines’, &c. The ...
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... HOUSE, WILLIAM BRADLEY, returns his sinceio thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for their very liberal encouragement since bis commencement in the Posting Business, and begs to inform them, that has reduced the Price of Posting to Is. 3d. per Mile, which trusts with his usual supply of superior Horses, neat Carriages, and experienced Drivers, will continue to ensure that ...
... of the County of York, will opened at K\Aiti:srmoii.n, on Tecs day, the I9th Day of October next; and by Adjournment from thence will he holden at Lecos. on TnunsnaT, the 21st Day of the same Month ; .and also by further Adjournment from thence, will l>e holiK’n at Sheffield, on Wednesday, the 27th Day of the same' Month, by Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon of each of tin' said Days, when all ...
... embrasure* left Uiem almost wholly I, remained bravely at their posts, but could not intend against the skill and intrepidity of ours, lieneral La Hate animated by his example and At o’clock the firing the fort was silenced ; oui batteries continued ruin the works. The 0 make breach bad been given, and was heginl>e executed, when, at o’clock, « dreadful ex! caused part of the fort to disappear ...
... Princes without Pomp.— You ask for news ; and the only news I have to give you is. that I have seen King of France walking with an umbrella under bis arm, In the rue St. Honors; and the Prince Royal in a hackneycoach, going with his royal brother visit the wounded at I’HopiUl de Charitl.— ljetter from Paris. Popular Justice.— While the mob were engaged gutting the Archiepiscopal Palace Paris, ...
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... the demeanour of Hale on the bench, gravity, patience, and urbanity were mingled, lie exhibited nothing of that hasty and captious bearing, towards the counsel who appeared before him, into which some judges have been betrayed ; although when he saw them wandering from the point, he led them back it; a course which he divested the cases argued before him of many difficulties and perplex* ities ...