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... LONDON. TUESDAY. MAY 27. THE news from Madrid contained in the Paris Papers of Sunday, which comes down to the i«th instant, is unfavourable. At that time the state f Madrid described as exciting much uneasiness.— Morill is supersede Quesada, and try his hand or subduing, the provinces the North -here the CarlisU are gaming ground. The financial 7fficulties of the Government are described to ...
... at bis YARD, at bnce-W-LL, a lari;e quantity of OVERSANDS ATE of various qualities, which he can offa-r 'rrt.nnahle Terms ; also, ROMAN CEMENT, DGE STONES. ALABASTI-.R STONES, MA- KaCTURED PLASTER OF PARIS, &c. &c. 'of which be can offer at moderate Pi ices. £g An Apprentice Wanted. lancaster. May 30. 1834. ?? FANCY BAZAAR, MARKET-STREET. f FUND respc-tfully informs his Friends ! * and the ...
... GUIDE the FRENCH LANGUAGE, devised for Persons who wish fo study the of that Language without the Awutsnce '1 tacLer. I3tJ. J. IM BRETHON. Also ia Bvo., New Edition, price Ba., and lettered, A KEY to the EXERCISES the above Work, by of which any person of mature understanding may acquire the language practically, as surely if protested teacher were silting by hie aide; and. with vny ...
... deem a GENERAL MEETING of the whole SO- CIETY to be necessary. The Members of the Society are hereby required to mfet tlie Committee! on Milxuat the Ninth Day of Jane next, by Twelve ?? at Noon, at Sf kvens's Hotel, in this Borough. Dinner on the Table at Two olClock. ' George Karkeek, - . -. Secretary. Truro t May 22, 1534. Excellent Farms in Fowey » and Tytvardreath. TO BR LET, for a Termof ...
... wharf where passengers can walk on board at any time ol the day the vessel starts. Offices, Spread Eagle, Resjent's Circus, Piccadilly; Swan „j,h Two Necks, Lad-lane ; and 35, LeadenhaiUtreet. __ A. MITCHELL. MR. NEATE (on his arrival from the Con- linent) most respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, his Pupils, and Friends, that his MORNING CONCERT will take place in the Great Concert ...
... and extending for aeonsidei. ible distance upon tne fine new road on to Croydon and Addington — By Mr. HOu- OART, at the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 13thof June, at Twelve . in 30 Lots. r pHE PROPERTY consists of about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, in one of the most beautiful and picturesque situations imaginable, the views ex- for very many mile, over a rich and fertile vale, and bounded by ...
... Bridge New Steam-Packet Wharf DAILY at Ten o' Clock, returning therefrom Daily /Nine ?? (Sundays excepted '• G. H. PHILLPOTT,) c . LEWIS GILSON, \ Secretaries. Msrgnte. Jonel, 1834. N.B. Persona' Season Tickets to the Ist of Nov. 1834 l S_ t ?? i every Wednesd^ - v 5 commenced. -St Katharine's Steam Packet Wharf ad- jo-iog the Tower, where Passengers embark and land, with- out the aid or ...
... on FRIDAY, the 21st of MA RCH. 1834, and every FRIDAY during the season, at Six ?? in the evening, returning froaa the ISLANDS everyTUESDAY. except the weeks she proceeds to St. MALO aad CHERBOURG, then ou WEDNESDAY, as follows. ST. MALO. June.. wih I September ■. sth July ••• 18th October 3rd »ud 3lst August Bi.ii | And return, leaving St. IfIALO at Six o'clock Wednesday Mornings, for the ...
... by letter, post-paid, to Mr. l\ X BARNES, Wellington Place, Harwich. SOCIETIES y PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KXOWLEDG] AND THK \/ fropa* atlon Of tfce Gospel In rorflcn Farts. 1 MEETING of the CLERGY and other Friend \ of the above Societies will be held at tbe MOO' K*LL, MA.LDON, on Thursday, 9tb of Jim*, fo be purpose of considering the best rneass ef jsrouot .c the interests and usefulness of these ...
... Liickstcr, M.ST 31, 1834. The Church, it* temporalities, affords a fruitful remark both for the London and provincial press. La*t week had to snijounce that it had Keen taken into the especial keeping of the Lord Chancellor ; and this week we have chronicle that four the Ministry have resigned their places rather than strip it of some of its wealth—at least tue London papers state. However, ...
... The Lender pected to covenant for thejponey remaining for several *' 'LTthe Security. ,catS Apply at the office of Mr. W. Hudson. V^gyfjft- 1834 - WA N T E D, rURACY, by a Clergyman in full Oj^ers, who was educated 4 the University of Cambridge, anflhas for some years had ** tre charge of a populous parisbnn the neighbourhood of a l!lf 6 d rable Manufacturing Town. The highest references as ...
... of the RE- GENTS 1 \\ \L (when the usual Election of tl c Committee, &c. will take plnce) i'l be holde. at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN, Great Qaeen-street, in the 1 _ri..h of St. Giles in-the Fields, in ?? Middlesex, on WEDNESDAY. the 4th day of June next. The Chair will be take, at Two o'clock precisely. JAMES W. LYON, Clerk to the Company. School for the indigent blind, CT SUNT GEORGE'S FIELDS. ...