... John Wright, Esq. Oliver Farrer, Esq. Young, Esq. M.P. ( ...

... Ba-singh*, street. Solicitor, Mr. Hard wick, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside ■ oldc'* assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Austin-friars. Jackson, Thomas, George-street, Minorirs, wine merchant. J* 1 * 10, July 10, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. sol 1 ' f 8 ...

... for the Bill, and four esmntra barristers, gen thaws who have till vsrv lately been such (amongst whom war lain recorder Mr. Hardy), against it. The speakers in dthmn (excluding the waverera) were nine against the Bil end far it. its nine opponents were ...

... the Act 7 Geo. iV. c. sec. 76. 3. Opposition at the Hearing can only made the Creditor Person, or Counsel appearing for him. THOMAS TAKE. Attorney. No. V, Cateaton-Street, London. TO THIS AM) GF.XTHY IMPORTANT BALE 'PERIOR-THOROUGH RRF.D COWS. JUST IMPORTED ...

... resolutions were unanimously adopted. The meeting was addressed by the chairman, Mr. Wildsmith, the Rev. J. Holmes,'the Rev. Thomas Scales, 31 r. Darling, of Edinburgh, Mr. Tottie, Mr. George Rawson, and Mr. Henry Skelton, all of whom expressed their opinion ...

... owier, S, Park-row. The memorial was as follows : To the Rev. Francis Thomas Cookson, incumbent of : 1 s . Church, in Leeds, and Christopher Beckett, Charles Brown, and John Hardy, Esquires, i rustees of the said Church. Ihe memorial of the undersigned ...

... in winch at present reposed the only prospect of our national safety. (His lordship sat down amidst loud cheers.) Sir H. Hardi.vge conceived that his best apology to the house for trespassing on their notice would be furnished by the fact of his long ...

... Money, without nry rontuen t ?? smie of my Crnstornticst this ia to give Notice to thre P'rblic that Ir i io otge lt ss En~lo. THOMAS TATTERSALL. Armlicy Brewery, May 30th, 1833. LE~EDS AND ILKMhtV COACH.- RoseC snd Cu-cress ?? Coaech Offife, Br'iggale, iLeeds ...