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... LONDON. TUESDAY, JULY 30. NEWB is hourly expected from the South of Portugal and from Oporto. The last account* from the South, of date the Bth inatant, left the Duke of Palmella at Faro ; the last accounts from Oporto, of July 14th, left the Constitutionalists preparing for the exp«cted attack of the Miguelites directed by Marshal Buurmont. There was a report yesterday that Lisbon had fallen ...
... AX N1 VEILS ARY THE REVOLUTIOy. When I last addressed you the National tiuards were stationed the Boulevards, waiting the arrival of Imuis Philip; and I informed you that public opinion was divided as to probable results of tbe day. promised >ou that if any event of real importance should occur I would transmit sou the news express, but that otherwise you most construe silence to the absence ...
... London on THURSDAY EVENING, August 8, at Ten ?? night, instead of Saturday, August 10. Car- riages and Horses will require to be sent to the Aberdeen Steam Wharf on Thursday by Twelve ?? uoon. In- fora.ation may lie obtained at the Surcad Eagle Offi ...
... This is the easiest and cb>aapest route to the Lakes of Cumberland and W-estmor^nd. Offices. Spread Eagle, Regent's Circus, Pkcadtlly, and 35, Leadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. EDINBURGH STEAM-SHIPS, from the New J-sttv. Wat India Docks, Blackwall, The SOHO, Captain FRASER, every WEDNESDAY EVENING. The JAMES WATT, Captain JAMIESON, every SA- TURDAY EVENING, at Ten o'Clock. OSeces, Spread Eagle, ...
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... the Nobility, Gentry, Commercial and Agricultural Gentlemen, ao»l the Public general, that has entered to the above OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTEL, where he hopes, by unietniuing Assiduity, to a Share Public Patronage. D. M. assure his Friends, that his Wines have been selected from the choicest and ventures hope, that this Establishment the Poking and other Departments, will always conducted with the ...
... from London on THURSDAY EVENING. August 8. at Teen ?? night, instead of Saturday, August 10. Car- nages and Horses will require to lie 'sent to the Aberdeen Steam Wharf on Thursday by Twelve ?? noon. In- formation may be obtained at the Spread Eagle Office, Re- gent-circiis, Piccadilly; or at the Aberdeen stpam Wharf Lower East Smithfield. R. MATTHEW Alter this Trip the above Yess ...
... The Lords' Report will found in the last page. have only to add here, that they thrown out the Jew*' Relief Bill. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Friday, July 27. THE THIRD v. THE FOURTH ESTATE ...
... ill to separate the [he Chancellor by I done without [he new judge will or will give up ast year the salary from .i* 14,000 to educed to .i’SOOO; msed the holder Henry Brougham. lick-square. St. Andrew-square. igate. , en-quay. Lower Sac • inspection ab Fleet-street; and 1 London. !te . isuu, bookseller*. (tfiee. urn Office. •met Qffiei’- tuardion Office. bard »trect. siucrrix***' ;KT, ...
... option of the Taker, all that Ex- cellent and Commodious House and Garden, &c. known by the name of TKEiraieiC HOITSjrJU Admirably situated on a rising ground within twenty minutes walk of the Borough of Truro. The House, which is in every respect adapt- ed for the Residence of a Genteel FamiJv, and in compleat repair, contains on the Ground Floor a Dining Room 28' feet by 16 ; a Draw- ing ...
... hope to receive theirT' P remlse . the alterations in the Shop. ° Urs durhl g BEG to inform the inhabitant!, of r and iv Vicinity that i-hT Lancaster , NEW SHOW RObM o t n hr M !: ?? ° I>enin S Kugmt. o PP o.ite Br^KS r,n r r e l * The Stock wiU consist of the most chaste and modem patterns 0 f Bright Register -and Half Register Stove Grates ..th Or-molu and Bronzed Ornaments UPates ' Or ...