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... TUB EDITOR OF THE SHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT. l U, -In the Sheffield Independent of the .‘lOth ult., -Mk. John prelends to y.jlnic di.-'Ciissiofj of the subjects of Methodistical oj»- urrssion. Had been sincere, why did he take no noi. but lor the purpose of misrepresentation, of my piu-npt acceptance of challenge made through him, in j ii, piesence his thiee Friends, on Wednesday mornii,>. die ...
... for the GRAND NORTHERN RAILWAY , submitted to Public Meetings at Norwich, Bury, Lam- bridge, 6.c. with suggestions important to the Canat Interest of Great Britain. ..«,»»« ka nM London : primed and publi-hed by W. Lake M, Ola Bailey; also may be had ofthe Author, at the Anti-Kail RoadOmce, No. 2, New North Street, Red Lion hquare : and sold by Smith, Elder and Co. Cornhill ; Roake and Varty. ...
... ,r=rrying hu Msjcsty's Mails)_every Wednesday fiS*., rl - T ln the moruln «. returning every Wedneaday and f ' ** H 1, ;, A M and the RHINE (carrying hu Majetty's MaiU)_ ► ?? and Saturday Morning, at _even ?? precisely *£rnn Wednesday and Saturday Morning. ?? F^T ll \ ' v., ?? ibe RHINE (with a bag of letters from the Post. rtiurvw) Morning, at Eight precisely, returning Sunday at * ,be« ...
... siiS . || .sr- f^er and Co.'s. No. 52, Lincoln's Inn-fields. VnMiTKGH STEAM-SHIPS EVERY k VtIHDAV EVI-NING (with a Bag of Letters from the P _t Ten o'Clock. from the .Brunswick New Steam-Packet ■-'X 'India Docks, Blackwall : -The SOHO, SATURDAY »»»^',vv Dec ■.; the Monarch. Saturday Evening, Dec. 12; the tN i S_turdav Evening. December 1 9 Offiecs, Spread Eagle, ?? '' ?? ' u> I'iccadillv ...
... Conservative rLjples, held on Monday, the 2d of March, at Willis's Rooms. ?? .treet. St. James's. N I/jrd ELIOT, President of the Society, in the Chair, , following, among other resolutions, were unanimously passed :— I That a Conservative Society having been established for the pur- _.« of securing die fair and independent representation of the city j,, liberties of Westminster in Parliament, ...
... ■' V .ji s ?? ENTNG Oc-iol^r 14 ; the Monarch. Saturday „,H,' JHI - ]7 . ,i, e sobo, Saturday Evening, October _4 ; fr.ir»* 'w'l n_V\ ait's Engines and low-pressure Boilers.— *■ ...
... (if by letter post- paid) to Mr. Borlase. Solicitor, Truro. Dated April \st, 1835. Sr.^ABYN, in CORNIVALL. Tb be Leased by tender, for a Term of Seven or Fourteen Years, the following desirable FARMS, In the fertile Parish of St. Mabyn. \ LITTLE TREVESQUITE, containing about 72 Acres statute measure. HIGHER POLGLAZE, containing abont 35 Acres, statute measure. HAYWOOD, containing abont 51 ...
... ' held at the Canal Office, in Lancaster, on TuESOAV, the Fourth day of August, 1835, at rir-veii o'clock in the Forenoon ; at which place , jj,,^ the said Proprietors are requested to 8 j by themselves or proxies, pursuant to a Jlanse'iN the said Canal Act. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR. TURNER, DENTIST, MOST respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry of Lancaster and its Neighbourhood, lt be ...
... of the C^Cffil., 1 *? 0 COMPANY. having this day It? * ir h th_.fi 0 ' |, ' ve Pounds per Share, in accords ■K B VGIVPM«i*I?i r A^ r Ild Att of Parliament-THEV IffT lEr£«PerSh..'r- _, ■ ,ni,d reejuire that the said Call of Five Ka!»»k*ts U_, l _? Kl to Met .srs c.lyn. Halifax. Mills, and ■f>»?7 Vei, *be'Mi,Y, '''ja-sfeet. London, on or before the 14th day J w °- Buckler,!,*'; .tfd »t ...
... LON DON*. TUESDAY, SEPT. THE Spanish eh.mire of ministry is officially continned. From the last accounts, however, M. . iJ bal had not completed the task entrusted to forming cabinet. The appointment »r'al Ala*a President the Council, which reported, is the only one yet known. The ts . r which General holds iu this country integrity, personal honour, and constitu- J principles, the best ...
... LONDON. TUESDAY. MARCH 94. WE regret to observe that Mina his be ...
... LONDON, MONDAY, NOV. 9. THE late battle between the troops of the Queen Spain and the Carlists took place Alegria. If the fattier did not sustain a total defeat, it t* evident they were debated, and it is thought that they have faeee capable opposing Don Carlo* in the open country—lt appean that the British auxiliaries Mill remain inactive at Bilboa. In a report Don Carlos' Minister at War ...