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... Manufacturers, I ierks in Oihces, the higher order Tradesmen, and person* equally respectable class Society. In reduced circumstances. was published, price Is., A SKU.Mo.N in Itrlialt ut the Institution, preached by HfV. GM>H(*K A. E. MARNH, M.A., Minister of St. Mar>*s Park-smei. Ilatchard and Son, Piccadilly. This day. price Is., N ESSAY on NATIONAL DEBT and FINANCE of GREAT RRITAIN, wherein ...
... FRIDAY, July 5. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, July 3,1833. This dav the Count de Ludolf, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies; and the Chevalier Vial. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from hi* Catholic Majesty, bad audiences respectively his Majesty deliver letters from their Sovereigns: to which they were introduced by Lord ...
... unexceptionable referera^can be given. The country mould be p^erred ; although .town would not be objected to. It is requested that Letters be directed (post-paid) ...
... the King's Head Inn, Stowmarket. The Secretary is requested to advertise a revision uf the Laws. JOHN FREDERICK FREEMAN, Stowmarket, July 1, 1833. Secretary. TO BE LET, With Possession at Michaelmas next, A Desirable and Compact FARM, situate at Easthorpe and Burch, Essex, about five miles from the capital Corn Market of Colchester, comprising a Farm-house with convenient Outbuildings, aud 105 ...
... a very limited Edition in at3s. DR. ADAM CLARKE'S COMMENTARY THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, with all the Marginal Readings; copious Summaries encb Chapter; critical Notes, and all the valuable Emendations and Corrections from the Anther's own nod Inst hand. : Printed far T, T. and J. Tegg, 73. Cbeapsafc Mtltl by Mason, City Itoad ; Griffin and Co. Glasgow; Dublin and all the this N.B. Fmiiilwn, with the ...
... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the order the day for the house resolving itself into a committee on the Slavery Abolition Bill. Mr. CLA ¥ rose move a resolution relating to the admission foreign sugar for refining for exportation. He said, from 181*, the period of the cession of foreign colonies from conquest, there was much the same amount of produce that had now, except the sugar from ...
... Associa- tion for the Preservation of Life and Property at the entrance of Padstow Harbour, held at Padstow, on the 12th inst. H.P. RAILINGS, Esq. In the Chair. The following Report of the Committee of ' Management, was read and adopted, and the Treasurer's Account approved :— The Committee of the Padstow Harbour As- sociation in reporting their proceedings during the past year, will confine ...
... MIND. This Establishment is situated in a particularly healthful and pleasant Part the Country, within Six Miles of the City of York. Ins been superintended since the Year JAM E8 Seven Years an Attendant at the Friends' Retreat, near Ycrk. J. M. and his Wife make a point devote the whole of their Time and Attention to its Management, in order promote not only the Comfort, but speedy Recovery ...
... LONDON -* '.iTI ?? fnan her Mooringsoft'theCustom '.„ ■• •■ li( w 1 ?? next. thel7th inst., at Eight ' - ?? ke Morning precisely, with Goods and Prs- ' ■■' further particulars apply to the Agents for the __w*r» \ and Schenk, No. 4, Vine-street. Minories ; fr* H ?? OSic-e. -is, Regent-circns, Piccadilly, ■' *7„. ( tKK.ked.-Julyl3, 1833. ' frTTTNG^THEATRE.— Signor BEL- r .1 -iKviiullv ...
... William Courtney, alias Sir William Courtney, gentleman most extraoniinaiy appearance, with flowing curling lucks gracefully recumbent on the collar of bis coat, ala Paganini,and a must extensive beard and muitachins, was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury. Mr. Sergeant Spankie, Mr. Walsh, and Mr. Bullock conducted the prosecution; Mr. Wells the defence. The defendant has rendered himself ...
... adjoining the Brighton road.—Hy Messrs. BLAKE, at the Greyhound Inn, Croydon, on SATURDAY, August 10, Two o’clock lu the Afternoon, iu Lots, About seventeen acres of freehold LAND, exonerated from the Land-tax, and sundry small pieces of Land adjoining—the whole most peculiarly eligibly situate for the erection Villa and other residences, being adjoining Haling I'ark, and comprising al*. Unit ...