... Gibson, London, potatoes—Trotter, Cook, do.d> .—Josephine, Murray, ...

... holder of one share, and less than four shares, to have one vote ; the holder of four shares, and under eiwht shares, to have two voles; and the holder of additional shares, beyond that number, to have one vote for every entire lour ...

... np sooner is. t,he stock for a new railway subscribed than it rises to a prepmu * ** estimated that the stock of the new railways already projected amounts to 23 millions sterling, which subjoin a list : Shares. Each. Capital. London and ...

... support of our Magistrates, and have no doubt of its success. SALE AT Foes.—This sale of Stock took place on Tuesday last, and was very numerously attended. The stock was of the purely Highland breed, and was very much in demand, the prices being extremely ...

... Smith and Mary Ann Cass with robbing him. It appeared that he had driven from Perth to London fifty head of cattle, which he had disposed of, and never having visited London before, he determined to take a peep at Westminster Abbey. After gratifying his curiosity ...

... yielded the strongly-urged request of the King, to resume his post Ambassador London, and was to have proceeded his mission on Sunday next; but upon the arrival of the London journals of Monday, (for no courier was dispatched on the occasion,j the Prince ...

... o'clock this day (Wednesday), the majority for the Lord Advocate was JOt, when Sir David Milne resigned the contest. From the London Papers ol Mommy. We have intelligence of more than ordinary interest this morning from Spain, appears that a series of battles ...

... demand for shares continues. We hare no doubt that in few days the whole will filled up, and many residing at a distance be disappointed, as in the case of the line Arbroath, Courier. The following paragraph has appeared in several London Journals, and ...

... contains an article, asserting that serious fiction took place the 1 1t.., ► within two leagues of Vitioria, in which the Ca.lists were defeated with much loss ; and - . the Messnger publishes a letter from Gen. Vigo, the Christino general, at I’ar s. an ...

... same paper recommends that a subscrip'ion should raised to support Haywood, whose prosecution will be backed by the Orange stock purse. The Courier advises the people of Sheffield to commence subscription, which would probably receive additions from many ...

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