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... two sitting-rooms, each about 16 feet square ; kitchen, wash-house, dairy, store-rooms ; excellent cellar, yvith vaults, and seven bed-rooms ; together with a 3-stall Stable, Gig and Harness Houses, Fuel Sheds, a Pump of good water, and Garden planted with choice wall fruit trees. Also (if required) Six Acres of Pasture adjoining, and a few Acres of Arable Land. For particulars apply (if by ...

... Icing and Queen, and will surpass splendour anything of the kind that haa been witnessed the inctropalis for many years, will be described in minutest details, and from exclusive sources, the COURT JOURNAL TO-MORROW i for which purpose, and also to afford scope for the details THE QUEEN’S SECOND DRAWING ROOM, with descriptions the COURT DRESSES, ALPHABETICAL LIST the Company present, he. ...

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... CLUB GAZETTE, SOUTHAMPTON TOWN & COUNTY HERALD, ISLE OF~WIGHT JOURNAL, WINCHESTER CHRONICLE, & GENERAL REPORTER I Tor thu King, the taw, and V.opt. 111 ...

... late ef Modilonham, in tbe County of Cornwall, Esquire, deceased, are re- quested to send particulars thereof, to me forth- with, in order that the same may be examined and discharged. And all Persons indebted to Mr. CARPENTER'S ESTATE, are also re- -3 nested for with to pay the amount to me, being uly authorized to receive the same. FREDERICK CRBSSWELL, - - ?? ?? Soliefeor, Saltash. Dated 1 ...

... A BILL TO AMEND THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE IN ENGLAND AND WALES. [Note — The words printed in Italics are proposed to be inserted in the Committee.] Whereas it is expedient to take effectual measures for correcting divers abuses that have lone prevailed in the choice of Members to serve in the Commons' House of Parliament, to diminish the expense of elections, to deprive many ...

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... believed that there will be no division until the second reading, which will probably be moved on the 21st. We have seen letter from a Member of Parliament, who says it seems very doubtful whether the majority will be for or against the Bill, both parties being equally confident. On the other hand, we hear that a Member, who usually votes with Ministers, left London under the conviction that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, March 14. The Duke Devonshire presented some reform petitions; and his Grace seized the opportunity to pronounce his unqualified adhesion to the reform plan proposed by Lord J. RmscM. The Noble Duke said, bis opinion, the Ministers deserved the gratitude of all classes of his Majesty's subject*, and he support tbe measure to the utmost of his power The Marquis of' ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NlRHt's GAZETTE. Charles Hewitt, Myton Gate, Hull, ale-dealer, 22d and 23d inst. 19th April, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, Sols. Mr. Edwards, Bonverie-street, Fleet-street; and Mr. Slocks, Halifax. Daniel Ross, Liverpool, shoemaker, 6th, and 10th April, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Mr. Curt, Liverpool; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. George Saville and ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. John Raw den, Guiseley, merchant, Bth and 12th inst. at the Court-House, Leeds, and 12th April, at the Commercialbuildings, Leeds. Sols. Mr. Rnsbwurth, Symond's-Inn, Chancerylane, .London; and Mr. Hardisty, Leeds. Richard Dcwes, Scriven-with-Tentergate, merchant, Blh and 12th inst. 13th April, the Commercial-oaifclings, Leeds. Sols. Messis. Rosser and ...