... 0 0 0 0 20 0 25 0 0 0 25 O 0 10 0 0 0 20 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 Mr. Doncaster 0 0 Sir W. B. Cooke, Wheatley 20 0 G. Parker, F.sq. Strcetthorpe 10 0 K.B. Denison, Esq. Doncaster 10 0 0 Rev. W. W. Childers, Cantley 5 0 Donations to theabove Fund will be received at all the Banks in tbc County, on account of Sir W. B. Cook* and Co. Bankers. Doncaster ; and by the Honorary Secretary, the Rev. W. C. Fenton, ...

... . .. He enforced the inhahitants Xtion in .ny -f the impressing upon the inhal.ilauua sense of important trust they were delegating. Tlie new Mr Moxon —(proponed T. W (ileudo.. Esq Hie Solicitor m the late proceeding*. to b.tvc produced them willingly. Tlie Hull Guardian Society I. Johnson, the secretary, returned thanks, and took occasion to observe, that it would have given him ‘“Shoo to ...

... Tl» «lfnurd* for Hit cnnuiti* Donramer racts art, Sir David Baird and H. Da*i« Cook. On Ihe i«mnalion ol Mr Ua kwood. aa cltrk Ihe count, Mr Joatph Lockwood, jun u appuinltd lo Hat situation The King baa intitnatrd that, in future, all bonta bjr him stall run in hia owu itante. and not. heretofore, in that of Mr Define Madeline; althoiiKh that will continue to be inlruated with the refection ...

... Burthen ; Regular Trader, and has excellent Accommodation for Passenger-*. Annlv tlie Captain on board, in the Junction Dock, orto l * JOHN 21. High-Street. n\i: khts. The fine A. I. Coppered Biig FUKAK. .T Bourn, Master ; 201 Tons Register. Succeeds the Sir Hamilton, and will sail (wind weather permitting) the 28th of April. Cabin and Steerage fitted f r Ptssengcrs. Apply JOHN HOI.LI WORTH, * ...

... Two good DWELLING-HOUSES, with GARDEN? and suitable Conveniences, situate Wku.int. I ov-Pl.Arii the Beverley Road, aforesaid, and hum the occupations of John Master man. Esq. and Mr. A Oarhutl. For further Particulars, apply Mr. William Ayhe, juo. Solicitor, Bowlalle}-Lane, Hull. f One Property.) HODNKV LODGE TO SOU) ArCTIOX. the in Vylontrafe. Wednesday, the Do, October, 163!, at Three ...

... ,,.tv of Shipovrupr#, lield in the *n-H»use. the lhst. the member* of the at>ove initituti-ni, * ' ,r '' ' , Qeeeraber, 1831. Samuel Cooper. Esq. iu the chair. established custom, held their annual letier '• Cmslanl Reader,” addressed to the performance of elees, kc. at t i>Mr • • K'litor '.f the Hull AJ‘erlucr, and inserted that Ahaut eighty persons, including men •. n . fti,e instant, ...

... session.—Adjourned three o’clock. Wednesday. The house met to-day at half-past twelve, and the committee peers appointed present the address agreed the previous night to his Majesty proceeded to the palace for that purpose. The house then adjourned until to-mortow. ...

... morocco, DICTION ARY of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE; or. Explanation of Word* and Thing* connected with the Aits and Science*. OtoaGX Onan, A.M. The second edition, corrected and enlarged. Londoal Printed for Thomas Tegg, Chespside; N. Hailes, Plfeadilly; Bowdery and Kerby, Oxford-street; R. Griffin and Co. Glasgow; T. Gumming, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. ...

... It it mid that the tubs which thn minister* intend throwing the whale the ne»t aetaioii are, IttUe reduction of the civil list, littlcdiminution tome un- taxea, and a little reform in parliament, n they intend favouring ua with a little property tea.— H. Jammft CknnieU. _ . It if generally believed Dublin, that the King will visit that city the early part of neat summer. It it said that the ...

... which bad been into, between the French Admiral »om* tl»eex|ieditionagainst l.isbon and tin* Portuguese government, the object of which, contended. w.«s to place commerce Franee, with Portugal, a more favourable footing (ban heretofore, the deterioration of the English commercial interests the latter country.— Karl Gkp.v admitted that intimation bad been sent the Foreign-office by ...

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