MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... Valuable Freeholds, At Humberstone. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By B. Cheatle, Wednesday the 23rd day of May, 1832, at the PLOUGH INN, in Humberstone, in the county of ¦ester, at three o'clock in tlie aft ...
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LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... UPHOLSTERY, PAPER HANGINGS, AND General Furniture Warehouse. W. JOHNSON in announcing his - gratitude to his Friends and the Public for past iirs, begs respectlully to inform them that he has returned ...
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT S OA/.F.TTE. Frederick Fisher, jun. Brighton—Robert Sutton Watts, St. Margaret's hill, Soutliwark, seed merchant—James Moody Taybir, Clement's lane, bookseller—William Ames Hutton, Rathbone place, auctioneer—John Richardson, Half Moon street, Piccadilly, victualler—Robert Short, Dartmouth, Devonshire, sail maker-William Parker and William Smith, Worcester, money ...
ELECTIONEERING DUELS
... (From the Newcastle Journal.} It wilt be remembered that on the 7th instant, Mr. Hedworth Lambton, one the candidates for the representation of the Northern Division of Durham, visited South Shields. On that occasion Mr. Russell Bowlby, of that place, solickor, (who is a candidate lor representing the new borough) made speech, in which he described Mr. braddyll—Mr. Lambton's competitor— as a ...
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S PROTEST
... On Saturday the Duke cf Wellington entered this Protest the Journals of the House of Lords against the second reading of the Reform Bill: ...
ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE FOR A GE.Y- IS TEEL FAMILY. TO BE LET for a term of years and entered upon immediately,
... all that substantial modern built dwelling-house and premises, Situate at Trefula, in the parish of Redruth, Late in the occupation of Mr. Anthony Baw- den deceased; Comprizing- two Parlours, each measuring 20 feet by 14 feet, and a spacious Entrance Lobby in front ; a Parlour ; two Kitchens, Pantry and Dairy behind ; six good Bed Rooms aud Closet ; a large underground Cellar ; convenient ...
NEW NOVELS BY DISTINGUISHED / WRITERS. In 3 vols, post Svo. TALES OF THE EARLY AGES. By the Author of
... Brambletye House, Zillah, &c. 2. — ln 3 vols, post Svo. STANLEY BUXTON ; or.the schoolfellows. By John Galt, Esq., Author of •* The Ayrshire Legatees. 3. — ln 3 vol*, post Svo. ADVENTURES OF A YOUNGER SON. We believe the celebrated Trelawney (the friend of Lord Byron) to be the author of this work, and that it embodies a considerable por- tion of the events of his earlier life. ...
r wasts, ?? - HOJtfis W AWTBO. BftEKHF I'S ?? OT H K H * i-rt-t*** RO«l»KS -S__r_f^Z#ak-b Hi-os-as). ??
... **9 P__«_Sw7-f ?? HoitsE Baeaaß. Ihst tbry will SWSuTSaTB SALE, by __Kli«c -kn«-nth«»table.. ?? •* r ?? , * n - JOHN TUTIN. ?? B*aw_m-Dt*aptrr, NORTHALLERTON, ?? Wsnt of a RESPECTABLE I YOi'TM a*ao APPRENTICE. WAItTED TO PV&CR-iBE, a SMALL compact HOUSE, with Farm A Building* .nd about Twentr Act** of good Gnu. and Arable LAND, withk eight mik. ol York, wiih ?? ''Tapir io ke Pri titer of ...
_, ()R EDINBURGH.— The splendid newl ?? s,.aiii ship*, the ROYAL ADELAIDE, Captain ?? and RDV AL WILLIAM, ..
... each ' 7,i--H power, will start trom ihe St. Katharine Dock Steam ?? ! near the Tower, as follows : — ' n iva l Vdelaide, Wednesday, A ug.29, at Ten in llie Evening. ?? W illii.ni, Wednesday, Sept. 5, at Ten in the Evening. Koval Adelaide, Saturday. Sept. 8, at Ten in the Evening. ?? vessels will be lound ol the very first class in point of ?? ,'aiid actuinmodations, and are the only ones ...
?? THI. GF.NTKN. CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, r( l N -I) ELECTORS OF THF NORTHERN DIVI Jo OFTHE COUNT. OF ESSEV ..
... rpfiK' applications addressed to Si,- John Tvroll and lo myself from the various parts of the Wtliern Division of the county ot Essex are so numerously j respectably signed, that I trust I do not expose myself , any charge of personal presumption in announcing mv Lnti.m of yielding to this flattering mark of public appro- ?? and offering mysell to you as a Candidate to repre- ?? y ou in ...
GLOUCESTER CRAND MUSICAL || , IisTIVAL will I*. held on the nth, 12th, and I'Jth ■I ?? ,n,H ' r
... ' IKJ 'i»atron-The KINO. STEWARDS. , uprfesdalc. | Rev. .1. IE Seymour, Pre- t ■'] , ,„|nngton. Esq. bendary. ?? ( Hnllbrd Esq. | R*v. M. F.-T. Stephens. H - ' | Rev. R. W. Ford. „1 Singer-- :— Madame Caradori Allan, Mrs. Win. . nr | M,-S!nrreff; Messrs. W. Knyvett, Pearsall, ■ |, E.Taylor, and Phillips, and l Signer Tamburini. ?? *vl. ?? -'• ( rnmer and Mori. Conductor — Mr. ' vi WpiDPert's ...
onMOTER LIFE ASSURANCE AND PyVl'lT^ COMPANY. No. 9, Chatham Place, $1 * London. Bljrtlr- «-■ DIRECTORS. r2 , ..
... G.H.L. Rob#rt Palk, Esq. ?? B William UnwinSims, E»q. D'^lnnurh lUvier.Ewj. Samuel Smith, Esq. » (-c^Ta fcembie, Esq. I* Marchant Thomas, Esq. J 6 Dead*-. Esq., John G.Shaw Lefevre, Esq. F.R.S. • ,t*e«— ' ?? L nwin Sims, Esq. P iuni* 0 f this Office are lower than any offered to f* v- lx>th for short terms and the whole period of life. '■ f ' l ' may contract, at the time of taking out ...