... this early Opportunity of expressing his unfeigned Gratitude to his Friends and the Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he has experienced since his commencement in the above Concern, and especially for the great demand he has had forBKTTS and Co.'s FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, the superiority of which, combined with its comparative low price, (being only 18s. per Gallon Imperial ...

... this early Opportunity of expressing his unfeigned Gratitude to his Friends and the Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he has experienced since his commencement iv the above Concern, and especially for the great demand he has had for BETTS and Co.'s FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, the superiority of which, combined with its comparative low price, (being only 18s. ppr Gallon Imperial ...

... early Opportunity of expressing his unfeigned Gratitude to his Friends and the Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he has experienced since his commencement in tho above Concern, and especially for the great demand he has had for BEITS and Co. s FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, the superiority of which, combined with its comparative low price, (being only 18s. per Gallon Imperial ...

... eariy Opportunity of expressing his unfeigned Gratitude to his Friends and the Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he has experienced since his commencement in the above Concern, and especially for the great demand he has had for BETTS and Co.'s FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, the superiority of which, combined with its comparative low price, (being only 18s. per Gallon Imperial ...

... early Opportunity of expressing his unfeigned Gratitude to his Friends and the Public in general for the very liberal encouragement he has experienced since his commencement in tho above Concern, and especially ior the great demand he has had for .BETTS and Co.'s FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, the superiority of which, combined with its comparative low price, (being only 18s. per Gallon Imperial ...

... held at the Uuildhall. in and for the said Borough, on Monday the twenty -fourth day of Fehruary instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon. Dated this 12th day of February, 18:54. CLARKE, Town Clerk. \Vicken, Cambridgeshire. JOSEPH VVENTWORTH RrsrECTFULLY informs the Public that he has been in- structed toSELL by VV BLIC AUCTION, on Tues- day and Wednesdaythe llth and I'ith of March, 1834, ...

... the Rutland Arras, Newmarket, on Tuesday and Wednes- day the llth and 12th of March, 1834, at Four o'clock precisely on each Day, in consequence of there being Forty-seven Lots; the valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES Of tie late Mrs. Eayner 5 consisting of THE RECTORY IMPROPRIATE of the Parish of WICKEN, with the Right of Presentation to the Perpetual Curacy thereof, the valuable MANOR of WICKEN, the ...

... the Rutland Arms, Newmarket, on Tuesday and Wednes- day the llth and 12th of March, 1834, at Four o'clock precisely on each Day, in consequence of there being Forty-seven Lots; the valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES Of tbe late Mrs. Rajner ; CONSISTING OF TIIE RECTORY IMPROPRIATE of the Parish of WICKEN, with the Right of Presentation to the Perpetual Curacy thereof, the valuable MANOR of WICKEN, the ...

... be holden at the Angel Inn. in Bury Saint Edmund's, on Friday the 14th day Of March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Dated this I?th day of February, 183-1. TIMOTHY RICHARD HOLMES, Clerk to the said Trustees. THETFORD and NEWMARKET TURNPIKE ROAD. NOTICE is hereby given, That the General Annual Meeting ofthe Trustees of fhe above Road will be held by adjournment atthe Bull Inn, Barton ...

... Divine Permission, Bishop of Norwich, ANNO 1834. PLACES. TIME. DEANERIES TO APPEAR. PREACHERS. Newmarket . . Tuesday, . . April 8 Clare and part of Fordham . . The Rev. George Taylor, D. D. Perpetual Curate of Ditto ?? Wednesday . . 9 Confirmation. [Stoke by Clara Isleham, »eculiar of the Lord Bishop of Rochester Thursday i . 10 Confirmation, at Ten o'clock Mildenhall , , . Ditto . . . Ditto, ...

... Grace the DUKE of GRAFTON, His Grace the DUKE of DORSET, His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY The Most Noble the MARQUESS of BRISTOL, The Right Hon. the EARL of ALBEMARLE, And numerous other distinguished Personages. CAPITAL £ 100,000. DIRECTORS. Western Division. Eastern Division. George Brown, Esq. D. Alexander, Esq. R. Fincham, Esq. John Josselyn, Eso. C. Hammond, Esq. Reeve Bonn ...

... HAM . late of Cavehdish, in the county of SuflolK, atthe time ofhis decease, are requested to send an account of their Claims to Miss Coldham, of Caven- disn, tfiattMsamemaybeexamined, and if found correct discharged,r-and all persons who stood indebted to the said fstate ofthe deceased, are requested to pay the same within Three Months of the datehereof to Miss Coldham, without further notice ...