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... On the Ist August, price only 4s. per volume, bound in morocco cloth. DE V E E U X. By the Author of •* Pelham. Forming the Seventh Monthly Set of NOVELISTS. HETtf ALREADY PUBLISHED. Feb. 1. Tremaine—March I. Pei lutm—April 1. The Chelsea Pensioners —May l» The Disowned, the Author of ** Pelham. •June 1. l>e Vere, the Author of •• Tremaine.'*—July 1. Granby, bv T. H. Lister, Esq. In ...
... In the Parish of Lawhitton / Consisting of two Sitting-rooms, six Bed-rooms, Kitchen, back Kitchen, Pantry, and Cellar, with a Stable, and Garden, and from one to IU acres of prime Meadow Land, if required. The Premises are in a most healthy and comfortable situation, and within a quarter of a mile from the Church, and about a mile and half from Launceston. For particulars, apply to Messrs. T. ...
... on Saturdays, at Two, till further notice. Fares :— Saloon, 10s. ; For« Cabin, Bs. ; Children. 6s. Particulars at the Wharl, and 62, Lower Thames-street. L- GILSON, Sec. STEAM.— -DUNKIRK. — -The ROYAL ADELAIDE will proceed from the London Bridge New Steam Packet Wharf on a GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION to DUNKIRK on TUESDAY, the 3d of Srotember at Six o' Clock in the Morning, returning on theY L. ...
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... power, will start from St. Katharine's Dock Steam I Wharl, near the Tower, as follows:— j -. Royal Adelaide, To-morrow Evening, August 10. Royal William, Saturday Evening, August 17. And every Satowday until farther notice, at Ten ?? in ...
... The interment the remains of Dr. DarwuJl, of Birmingham, took place on Friday, when a spontaneous attendance took place of nearly the whole body of the resident Clergy and the Medical Profession, with a large number of the inhabitants most distinguished by station and character. The poorer classes who witnessed the procession appeared to feel that they had lost a friend, bach spontaneous ...
... the late Mr. . l OHN PYE, of the Croxton College Farm, near TLettord, Norfolk, To submit to Sale bif Aurfion, Some time in September next, ALL the truly valuable young Cart Horses and Mares, neat Stock, Swine, Implements in Husbandry, Dairy and Brewing Utensils. Household Furniture, and other Effects. — Further particulars in future papers. Thetford, Angmt 17th, 1833, *TO~ MILLEItS, BAKERS, ...
... THE ISU IT 1S H MAGAZINE and Won Til I. lIEUISTKK of KLLIUIUUS and ECCLK•USTICAL INKUHMA HON, ic.. No. ID, lor AUI.UST, price rueteloM - OIUCINAL PAPERS. Hum th«r > Mluisier—Hmlsiiik- Church Parish. Nor«« tn KngravkiK and Uriginal t’ur- J-TurrUJ and T. Clare Sniitl bag all in the ...
... the Chancellor of the Exchequer that there is nothing new to be said on the subject; and as Aij genius cannot discover any novelty in the discussion, we, in sheer modesty, decline attempting the task. CITY—THURSDAY, TWELVE O’CLOCK. Consols are 80) 89 for the Account. Dutch Banda are 51) }, Danish 74) 75, and Belgian 96). Russian Stock is 106), and Spanish Bonds are 23) 24. Portuguese Scrip is ...
... begs respectfully to assure the Nobility and Gentry that, every Article in the above Line consigned to him will meet the greatest attention to ensure the best returns. Pulham Ht. Mary the Virgin, Norfolk. TO BE SOLD, A Compact and desirable ESTATE, consisting of Fifty-six Acres of good Land, in high cultivation, and lying in a Ring Fence, with House and suitable Farming Buildings. The above ...
... not JL realised the expectations which the returns from th* various canvassed districts appeared to warrant. Tl.ree- Iburths of the whole constituency remain, however, still un- polled, and with a continuance of your kind exertions thf resoh ofthe Election may yet be in my favour. I have therefore only to urge my friends to continue, and, if possible, to increase their efforts in behalf of a ...
... â The Packets of the General Steam Navigation Company, and of the Old Margate Company, viz. THE CITY OF LONDON, DART, HARLEQUIN, MAGNET, and ROYAL SOVEREIGN, leave the St. Katharine's Wharf daily, for Margate, at Nine, and for Ramsgate at Half-past Nine, in the Morning, with an extra Packet on Saturdays at Twelve. For further particulars apply at the Office of the General Steam Navigation ...