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... may be had at K. J. White Co.'s, Wine, Spirit, and Porter Cellars, No. 1, Wright's-court, Market-street:, opposite Messrs. Hardy and Unthank's, Tea Dealers R BARCLAYS LONDON PORTER, and GUINNESS and CO.'S DUBLIN PORTER, in Bottles, as usual. (One con ...
... will be held on Friday next, January Bth, at Eleven 6clock in the forenoon, at the Dispensary, Great Ancoats-sireet. J. HARDY, Honorary Secretary. IR. COBBETT will deliver a LECTURE or XT SPEECH, Tuesday Evening, the of January, at the Mechanics' I ...
... apprehended a public-house in Warrington, Tuesday last. BOLTON PETTY SESSIONS âMonday Thomas France, William France, James France, Joseph France, Hugh Haslam, Thomas Haslam, Richard Whitehead, and James tompton, were charged with aiding and assisting William ...
... SINGULAR AFFAIR. Wednesday, Union Hall. London, two Indivldtlt. who (are their names Georgt Frederick Seymour and Thomas Junk,, were brought up in custody from the county gaol* where they had been incarcerated since the preceding morn Ing, charged on ...
... against ALEXANDER ANDRADE and THOMAS WORSWIC X, both of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, bankers and co-partners, and carrying on the trade or business of a banker, at Lancaster aforesaid, un- der the stile or firm of Thomas Worswick, Sons, and Company ...
... the corrector of thecir errors, Calamy.-Lit. CG.s 23d accoEnOIRS and CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFER' Iday, SON, late President of the United states. Edited by THOMAS sake JEFFERSON RAN DOLPH. Complete in 4 VONs. 8vn, With Por- 'hen trait, and fac~simile ...
... of Thomas Jelfer. erit Eon, late President of the United States, than whom few men h ey, have displayed greater energy, or more powerfully promoted niad the interests of their country, during very difficult and stormy ati- times.~.-Lieut. Hardy's Travels ...
... John Uracewell, Salford, Mr. Lawrence Hall, Mr. John Arnold, Cheetham, Mr. John Bell, ( Mr. Joseph Woodward, Salford, Mr. Thomas Bancroft, dicetham. Mr. William Drinkwater, Salford, Mr. John Walker, Salford. The chairman made the following address to ...
... their respective houses. and Co.'s, inc. Spirit, and Porter Cellars, No. i, Wright's-court, .Market-street, opposite Messrs. Hardy and Unthank's, Tea Dealers. N.B. BARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER, and GUINNESS and CO.'S DUBLIN PORTER, in Bottles, as usual. (One ...
... helpless widowhood,—but, kind reader ! let thy imaeination fill up the rest. lam not coin- ! petent to complete the portrait.— Hardy's Travels in _Mexico. Lonn BYRON'S FIRST Lovc.--4t was, probably, during one of the vacations of 1800 that the boyish love ...
... 0 c it A * e Town. Lieutenant William .,%eo'Nber. ; i ,Sc ythe, youngest daughter o MCe .0t1. at of, `-town.eaChurch, Mr. Thomas P .ctrli tedryhea i~ ult ?? ,,thirddaughterof Mr.John Li ttcrs f~a head, tt. Es. Not ihpi et. .Birer orhato. S t 'n t uP ...
... this pot t, son of the late Mi. Satimel (;odwine, St. Paul's-square. Friday, the 21 ult., at the house her son-in-law, Mr. Thomas Tong, of this town, aged 85, Mrs. Jones, late of Weslbui y. On Thursday, the 14111 tilt., at St. Mary's, Scilly, on her return ...