... EDGE WORTH'S NOVELS A!TD' TALES, with so pert EaebeUfohmewe, faUeartly Prire he. each, efogaatl* Bound .aad fotteqd, Wavevfoy end foyrow'eLlfoeedWerte. - Sees to tee Arm aiMmrthliVlifoi netamaeiep*pntertty af wah atiiin dad riwrimtem lirmhfge new rißt ate gamed earpaeriag mvetm end einulm leunt. Him MpwvA't TiW» are ealque (Mr hind,'hut Way sewueequatlig twlhefoiemst ■ainramt edßry. «r«hm ...

... T i numerous Meeting of ELECTORS, k. convened Circular, held at Scarborough's Hotel, Leeds, this Day, Wednesday, Jaaoary 22,1834. HENRY HALL, Eaq. in the Chair. ' RMOLVSD, -That din Meeting has learned with deep J met drcumsunoss have induced MICHAEL! SOMAS SADLER,.Eago»« decline edging himself Candidate for the Representation this Borough 'expected Vacancy, but feels nevertheless that the 2 ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM OAZB*rX. James Fraser, Leadenhall street, ships hearth manufacturer Joseph Wisden, Brighton, builder-William Hewes, Newark upon Trent, Nottimrhamshrre, roiUcr-William Francis, Bristol, builder—Benjamin Pucki-idge, Southampton, coach maker—'Frances Sharp Lee Boe Thomas Sharp, Brighton, lodging house keepers. .. . . . .' William Patten, Hoatota Norris, Lancashire, druggist, and ...

... each other in the positive character of their announcements of the excellent health of the King, it became our painful duty to state on Thursday last that his Majesty unhappily laboured under an indisposition which threatens consequences, at no very distant period, of a truly alaiming and melancholy nature. We speak plainly. We can discover no good or solid reason why the country should be ...

... 10, jiddersfield, late of Mr. Henry Birch, (for- and Birch,) at which Establishment every for Sale may be relied on as being Genuine ite Quality. ies by strict personal Attention to Business, y the Choicest DRUGS, CHEMICALS, _c. Care in the Dispensing Department to gain ie Patronage. , 17th Jan. 1839. VALKER having REMOVED 10. 1, Upper Albion-Street, to No. 12, Park- ?? this Opportunity of ...

... The Paris papers domestic news of tl,« sli ...

... THE Inhabitants of and Visitors to HARROGATE, are most respectfully informed that the DART, Four Inside Improved Safety COACH, will recommence running for the Season on MONDAY NF.XI', Instant, leaving the BULL and 111 and ROSE and CROWN INNS, Leeds, TEN o'clock the Mornings (Sundays excepted.) and will arrive the Wellington ami Binna's Hotels, Low Harrogate, Twelve ©Clock at Noon. N B. 'lhe ...

... of peers to carry his question and maintain his consistency, has given the coup de grace to his lordship's power and influence. The Duke of Portland, at the head of a list of forty peers (our contemporaries say forty) has in their name and his own declared a resolution to oppose the Reform Bill, which they before supported, if it isattenipted to cany it an inundation of new lords into ...

... CRIM CON.—Calcraft v. Lord Harborough. This was an action brought S. J. Granby Catcraft, the th Regiment, and son of Mr. Calcraft, M.P. and late Pay master the Forces, lo damages frcm Lord Harborongh for criminal conversation wilh his wife, the celebrated actress, Miss Love. The damages were laid £1,500. The Court was crowded to excess. Mr. Busby opened the pleadings. The ArroßNey-Genkral ...

... UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE with which Public has supported the Manx LANE KXPRFSS, has determined the Proprietors to enlarge the sire nf the Paper, with view inciease the Miscellaneous News, a very large space being unavoidably devoted to MAPKRT On Monday the of Aptil, the MASK will contain Columns on Sheet the full size of the larrett Folio Paper iu the Kingdom, end the usual Price, 7d. THE NEW ...

... STATE OF IRELAND— LORD ANGLESEY. I, FROM THE IFUCH THM.BtV. MR. THE , DO DUX COSSKRVATIVS SOCIETY. Mt. Boytoc (after some remark* the general absurdity and blundering oftbe Irish government, adverted to the recent conversation of Lord Anglesey with some Cork levellers, and continued have no expression to convey tUe Jangled emotion of disgust, and pity, and amazement with which mind, was fijled ...

... DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY. Not. IS—JOHN UKICGS, of Appleby, tbe county of Westmorland, bookseller. Not. 13—THOMAS DODSON, late of Haydon aqnare, Mioories, in tbe city of London, copperarnitb, in partner•bip with William Oaks, of tbe rami- place, copperamitb, and trading under the firm nf Oaka and Dodaon. Nov. 13-GEORGB BOUGH EY, late of Saint Mary Axe, in the city of London, alto of Well atreet, ...