THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... Leicester, June 28, 1834. The second reading of the bill for the admission of Dissenters to the English U Diversities, was carried by a majority of 174 on Friday—a demonstrati ...
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STEAM SHIPS, from the 1 if j ny West India Docks, Blackwall, the only Wharf J yj L -Inirer' can
... walk on board at any time of the day c « ' • «el slarts— The MONARCH, the SOHO, the C ■■x. V'w\TT. One of the above every Wednesday and b ?? i. VPn in-. Offices: — Spread Eagle, Regent's-cir- Ii '•s}_* J;n. . S-.van with Two Necks. Lad-lane ; and 36, « ■Hfl^ri. JLMITCHBLL. 2 l v TICK.-AN TWERP. — POSTPONE- 4 V MI-NT from Unavoidable Circumstances. — The ™ ?? informed that the ROYAL ADE- ...
toTICE.— ANTWERP. — POSTPONE- \MpNT from Lnavoidable Circumstances. — The I r P respectfully informed that the ..
... P flt !,,i fl tt ill not proceed to Antwerp on Monday, as here- i -nnounced, and the same is deferred until further I ?? 7>f Two ?? Vessel for Margate will commence i**' R e lipfore stated, on Saturday, the 28th instant, from ; ' io ' ni ' rpturninir from Margate at Six ?? on Monday t «* G. H. PHILLPOTT,; c . C :; J une 24 . _LX WIS^ G I LSON, \ Secretaries. k BOMBAY.— WiII positively SAIL ...
to DUBLIN and BELFAST, call- S ,nc PLYMOUTH and FALMOUTH.-The u*KKON, H. IL MILLS, Commander, will start ?? ..
... off Union-stairs, below the Tower, on tro^^V next, June the 29th, at Six ?? precisely. *, 1 L_n Ctrtitgei, and heavy Packages to be sent tothe 1 H^T' Sle ?? Wharf, adjoining St. Katharine's t 1,0 il ?? ,offic^' 16 ' , ' ohn ' Btreet ' Cralched - f ' - iarB; Branch' i S3 Regent-circus, from whence small packages are i 1 rfed at *-6d. '-ach. v B u,r * 8 \\ .J. SM ITH, 16, John-street, Crutched ...
FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, calling at MADEIRA, to SAIL from BitlSTOLon the 1 . r >th of JULY atthe latest,
... the armed first class ; assenger ShlpST. GEORGE, H S.THOMS-*N, Commander, 604 tons register. This ship is remarkable for her quick and regular passages, and carries a U Applv to the Owners, Messrs. ACR A MAN, Bristol. N.B. One of the large Cabins in the poop, aud oue below dis- engaged, with three of the smaller ones 10 x 9 feet. IMMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.— The -- fine teak-built ship DAVID ...
FD* MAMtA* -and CALCC ■ Applv'to tho owners, Messrs. ACRAMAN, Bristol. N.B. One of the large Cabins in the poop,
... und one below dis- engaged, with three of the smaller ones 10 x 9 feet. HPI'IE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION -■ COMPANY'S first-rate and superior packets leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE for HAMBURGH, carrying his Majesty's Mails, every WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY, early In the Morning, returning every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ROTTERDAM .carrying his Majestj s Mails, every WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY Morning, at ...
FOYAT MUSICAL FESTJ-V'AL, WEST- IINSTER \HHEY.— The Public are respectfully in- fo, the Dean and Chapter »f ..
... re , at they regularly applied and paid tor, at t ji. Ispoglng of Tickets in Lisle-street, Leice.iter- ?? n d those which were disposed of afterwards, were di H at the original price given, because from unf. cii anoes the parties holding them bad no occasion for DALE, COCKERILL, and CO. ultry, ?? 1331. ?? F .: KING'S PICTURES of the BATTLE r TRAFALGAR. Painted hv W. 3. HUGGINS, Esq, (•* ...
FANCY BAZAAR, MARKET-STREET. Jll .Nil respectfully informs his Friends and thi Public, that he has constantly . ..
... n ,, K .tion a Large and Curious SELEC- TION , , FAN. \ GOODS of every description. LANCASTER RAQES, 183 A. FIRST DAY.— Tuesday, July 8. A SWEEPSTAKES of TWENTY SOVE- \_ REIIiNS each, half forfeit, for two-year- ?? --t slbB. fillies Bst. 2!bs. To close and ani; . : before the 15th of May. Two-year- : Cleveland's br c by Giraffe, out of i i cwaist's Dam. Walker's b f Rose Roche, by Young ?? • ...
EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 18, 1934. THE COURT of DI H ECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY DO HEREBY (.IVE
... NOTICE— Tbat they will be ready, on or before the 25th instant, to re- ceive propo. als for purchasing, by private contract, the Com- ik-built ship BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, of l-KiS tons, registeied inm-iireinent, now lying in (he East India with all her stores as -he came from sea, exclu understood that the ( ompany are not bound to-ceeut any such propo* The Proposals to he delivered to the Secretary ...
YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK, Cross-nd's Hotel, Lee—, 18th June, 1834. i T a GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of the ..
... held on the above Day and Place, ISAAC SPENCER, of York, Esq. in the Chair, The following Report was read : — The Provisional Committee in submitting their Report and Acting Attention to the Condition and Prospects of the Com- v cannot refrain from making a brief Allusion to the highly •Vicious arcumstances under which tbe Bank is advancing to uritv. The sound Principles upon which it is ...
EDINBURGH STEAM SHIP
... S, from the Jetty. West India Docks, Blackwall, the only Wharf Passengers can walk on board at any time of the day i T Vessel starts.* The MONARCH, the SOHO, the I 1 .MES WATT. One of the above every Wednesday and c tarda r Evening. Offices :* Spread Eagle, Regent' s-cir- | . Piccadilly ; Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane ; and 36. Wenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. - nTb:AM CONVEYANCE to DUNDEE . n and ...
The Sacred Classics, Edited by the Rev. R. Cattermolc, B. D. and the Rev. H. Stebbing. M. A. Publishing in
... Monthly Vols. Price 3s. 6d . Morocco Cloth lettered. HER MAJESTY, THE QUEEN, HAS been most graciously pleased to signify to the Proprietor ber high approval of the design of this National Work, and has condescended to bestow upon it ?? the fullest support of her patronage. The following Six Volumes (containing upwardsof22oo pages) may be had together, price only One Guinea, or separately, ...