... D*wers vested ill tbem by the Deed of Settlement, dated the M of February last, they have made a second call of Five Pounds uer share on each of the shares issued. The holders of shares are -.cc'rdiiiKlv requested to pay the -inieat the Ranking II use of the London and Westminster Rank, Throgniorton-street, Lomdnn •or at tbc Hanking II .use of Its Rrnnch Rank, Water- ?? „1-ice Westm inst er, ...

... who had tickets from finding room these same tickets will serve far his next MATINEES MUSICALES, which will take place at the Hanover-square Rooms THIS DAY, the 4th, and FRIDAY, the Tthinst at Two ?? precitely. Single Tickets 55., Family Ticket for ihree persons 125., and for each additional person 45., to be had of Signor Regondi, 3, North -crescent, Bed- ford-square, and of the principal ...

... WOOLLEN.DRAPER, Northallerton, IS in immediate want of an APPRENTICE, ,11 | .etter. to be Post-paid. FARM WANTED. AS eligible Tenant is desirous of TAKING a FARM of sound Turnip and Barley Land, ol from 200 to 40i» Acres, with suitable House and Outbuilding., in any good Sitaaiion within twelve mile, of York, Pocklingtoii, or XVeitrhtori- Application to be made to tlie Printer of this Paper. ...

... [Continued fri.m 4th page.] CROWN COI Monday. •John Patrick surrendered to take his trial, on a charge of manslaughter, in killing Edward Duffill, at Kidderminster. It appeared that on the 28th of November, the parties, in consequence of a provocation given by Duffill, fought five rounds, at the end of which Duffill, who had a severe fall in the 3rd round, said he would fight no more, and ...

... the completion of their Exten- sive Premises, and also to acquaint the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood that they have received a much more general and diversified Stock ot D-aperv, in all its various branches than they have ever before had an opportunity of submitting to ibe Public. AS TO PRICES, it will be sufficient to Sell as they have done for years past, which nas enabled tbem ...

... WHARF on end ,i r ter the 25rh of March. KOR MABGATG even mid FRIDAY, a* Nine, retiirninu' every MON HAY and U EDNESDAY, at Ten. Eare— Chief' abin. ?? Fore Cabin, rts. FOR It \MSGATf VY and SVTUUDAY, at F.H! AY at ; Fo: c Cabin, 7s. i nil tlie ve- this i ?? onipany, on the Margate and Ramsgate stntions,4l. each. \RLE,S BESSELL, g General Steam Navigation Compah>*s Ol 1 (ill, I. ...

... the 6th, 1834, by the Rev. GEORGE TUFNELL, A.M.. Vicar of Wor- ijngford. In the Morning at All Saints, Service to at Eleven o'clock ; in the Afternoon at St. .M:iry-at-the-\\ alls, Service to commence at Three t (.'lock. Pursuant to the Act for the Itelief of Insolvent Debtors in England. Office of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, No. 33, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. PETITION of an ...

... ness the Princes. AUGUSTA.— Mr. SALAMAN has the honour to acq ua iot the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general thatnis EVENING CONCfcRT, which Will be given upon a very Grand Scale, will take piace on WED. 5 e a d^li tb aV^ h ?? _--**nL_!S_ilS ; Leader— Mr. Mori; Conductor— Sir George Smart Fur the i: P .T rt r C ?? r V l i iU * *£? ~n°« nce ...

... aPl-U ‘«' l IUVr, ,U xeldwaterworks. , i HKRI'.HV CIVEN. that the FOURTH F orl' ’l, , , \\Ni;VI, MKK.TINt; of the Com- I rs'of the Sheffield Wat. ran.ks will o'” f r, ,t N 11A1.1.. Sheffield, Moximy, [ \pril next, at E'even o'Clork in the ■ ' [ ' J ‘j „ ‘Report of the proeeedinss the omrpnson. ' ' an ...

... 11. Corbould, from ft bust by Burlowe, HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND in UIRB. By the late Right Hon. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH. Comprising a View of the Reign of James 11. , from his Acces- sion, ti-> the Enterprise of the Prince of Orange; completed to the Settlement of the Crown, by the Editor. To which is pre- fix. .1, a Notice of tbe Life, Writings, and Speeches of Sir James Mackintosh, ...

... on the Bth aud 9th of April next. On Tuesday the 6th of April. For the best Bull, not exceeding! The Society's Four-years' old J Silver Medal. For the best aud most valuable I -. Fat Cow or Ox J For the best Two-year old 8u11. ?? £\ 0 0 For the best Milch Cow 2 0 0 For the best Barren Cow 2 0 0 For the best Two-year old Heifer. . 10 0 For the best Yearling 10 0 For tbe best Boar 10 0 For tbe ...

... and who imagines that the Miraculous Gills the Ghost vie revived among the the Rev. HUGH Ale. NEILL, M.A., Hector of Albury, Surrey. that attacks received opinions with any thing but fair argument, may justly suspected not mean well, nor to led by tire love of truth : the same may said of him who ».»defends theur.— Lode. T. Ilatcbard and Son, Piccadilly; sold also .lames Nisbt-i, Burner's ...