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... DISRCT non THE PATCIITEES THEJE AGENTS. R. L. receives from London, with the greatest dispatch, New Publications, Magazines. Reviews, Re. Re. AN APPRENTICE WANTED,—a Premium required. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 33, Old Jewry; Regent-street. Corner of Jermyn-street, end S’- Mergaret’s-hill, Southwark, CAPITAL, A«,OCMO>. fTUIIS Company it founded upon the principle at a Dli vision of its Profits ...
... UMT POST COACH, on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at Two o’clock in the Afternoon, through and Bakewell, to the Grove Inn, BUXTON, by Six o’clock. Returns from Buxton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, in time for Coaches to Doncaster, Gainsbro’, Lincoln, Barnsley, Wakefield, Leeds, and all parts of the North. THB EBOK, TO SOABBBO’, every Morning, Sundays excepted, at half-past Five o’clock, ...
... Ue-openetl on the of JULVpiRth And al»o, that their DAY-SCHOOL, in NORFOLKSTREET, will be Re-opened on the aame Day. Truss me noanniNO school pen anhuh. Hoard for Young Ladies under 14 years of age IS Guineas Board for Young Ladies above 14 do. 17 do. Washing 3 do. Tea one part of the Day 1 do. Entrance do. tfrss pen ouAHTea fob covcatiom. £ a. n. Reading, English Grammar, and Plain and ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... an inqneat held at the bouae of Mr. Yellott, o( Shalea-moor, before Thomaa Badger, Eaq. the coroner, on the body of George Thompaon, whose death had taken place under rather extraordinary circumstances, the Saturday precious. Alter the jury had proceeded to the houae of the deceased, and taken new of the body, which presented ahocking spectacle, the following evidence heard; George Parkin, of ...
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... glnd to find that the Wesleyan Methodists are following up the laudable example of the Yorkahire Protea taut Dissenters' Association, whang. addrees we inserted welk. A number resolntlmis on the fltasresy, which were passed meeting of the Conference ben in Leeds, have been extensively circulated. That as body of Christian Ministers, they feel them* selves called upon again to record their ...
... Port, superior old - - £3O Madeira. Direct 17 e » West India •• *4 40 East India 30 a a 98 Sherry, butt 98 a BULLION, + O*- Foreign Gold, ben, • • 17 9 I New Dollars. New Doubloons, 14 3 | Stiver, in ban. AND LEAD. Pig Tin in Blocks 5a « -. 3 19 a Pigyfod - .. ..£l3 o*oo Ban ton H) • 0 MUM 81mm . • • 14 u» « 0 0 0 M 0 0a 0 0 Iti 0 CORN LETTERS. Cobk Exchanob, Loroox, Honda 9, Aug. 9.—English ...
... Names : l-Stbeet, Sheffield. Chesterfield, Ford I ~ Hon mis field ~ Lomas ~ Roberts ~ Sanders Dion field, Fowler Mansfield, Benton Bunting ~ H.irrop Rotherham, Lister I „ R.ulger „ Jubb Rhodes A Co. ~ Townend Barnsl y, Cocker ~ Gilder ~ Saile ~ Wilcocks. Agents’ R. LEADER, Ange Foster, Angel-street Hopkin.ton, Barker's-pool Bacon, Castle-street Hoole, ditto Raworth, Cbaries-street Tnrton, ...
... 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, ...
... the nature of the country renders very expensive ; such, however, is the fact,— a fact which, in itself, constitutes a claim upon the country and the legislature which will certainly not be denied. The inhabitants of the surrounding country suffer equally with the town of Sheffield from this very deficient state of their communications. Their manufactured and agricultural productions are ...