All the members for Leicester and Leicestershire voted for the Ministerial the King in reply the Speech. Mr. ..
... i« alluded to in the Morning P'*t as an eminent Advocate, whose ...
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vT Sa il on the 12lh of MAY, for GAL- 'S ,-tTA with leave to land Passengers at Madras, the
... PRO. I y.^, Tons, Captain THOMAS BLTTANSHaW, ?? • ( \,sst India ?? For freight or passage apply to Mr ' i ...
Westminster conservative Vf SOCIETY.— AI a Meeting of Electors and Inhabitants ol rj- of Westminster, ..
... 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, ...
WEDNESDAY'S POST
... LONDON. TUESDAY. MARCH 94. WE regret to observe that Mina his be ...
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... nced immediately, upon ap- XUUUjt/ proved Security. Apply, if by letter postpaid, to Mr. Lorking, Book- seller, Long Melford ; or to Mr. S. B. Jackaman, At- torney at Law, Ipswich. LAKENHEATH INCLOSURE. I THOMAS UTTON, the sole Commissioner named and appointed in and by an Act of Parliament made and passed in the 3d year of his present Majesty's reign, entitled An Act for Inclosing Lands ...
FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. TO aail on the sth of April, for QUEBEC and MONTREAL, the remarkably fine fast-sailing ..
... burthen 600 Tons, Nicholas Mitchell, Commander, lying in the London Docks. — This Ship has spacious and very lofty 'tween decks, and offers an excellent opportunity to families wishing to proceed on moderate terms to Canada. The Captain is well adapted to the Passenger Trade, in which he has bern engaged for the last eighteen years. For further particulars apply to tbe Captain on Board ; to ...
BANK OF ENGLAND, March 10, 183.. TjlK Court of Directors of the Governor and I mpan* ofthe Bank of England
... give Notice, that a GENE. , f ...
■ ssi ii I I ■ stums* T- y CORNWALL, m. next GENERAL QUARTER SES- SIONS of tbe PEACE will
... be holden at Truro, in and for the said County, on Tues- day the 7th day of April nest, and ai Twelre ?? at Noon oo the same day (immediately after the Charge to the Grand Jury) the Busi- ness relating to the Assessment, Applanation or Management of the County Stock or Rate, will eosnmenee publicly and in open Court, pursu- ant lo th* arsresstsorrs-ef an Act passed in the last Session of ...
tOROUGH* TOWN OF LANCASTER. * (TO WIT.) ?? is Hereby Given, that the GENERAL \ QUARTER SESSION of the Peace,
... for the Uoogti »»'' low of Lancaster, will be held in ?? Town Mall, within the said Borough and ]jwn on Thursday the 9th day of April next, ?? o'clock in the Forenoon.— Dated the 27th lay of M*rc«. 1835. HIGGIN, Clerk of the Pence. Lancashire lunatic asylum. ■t-OTICIi i« hereby givea, that the next GENE- -3 K iL QUARTERLY MEETING of VISITING JUICES f«r the ßuiWinf, Erection, and Mar.age- ...
Edinburgh steam ships, every r. vsTCRDAV EVENING from the Brunswick Steam-Packet ** ■ \J- India IVx'ks. ..
... This Evening. March 7. \ •tot MONARCH ?? Saturday Evening, March 14. ?? h« only Staam-vessel on that day. , - ...
WEDNESDAY'S POST
... LONDON'. TUESDAY. MARCH 10. have accounts from Paris to Sunday. Nothing wss then settled about the Ministry, but Masahal Soult will be President. is entrusted with the formation of new Cabinet. We learn from Spain, that the Queen's troops under make progress. The Paris papers of Sunday confirm the taking of Los by the Cariiau. It affirmed that the officers taken have been shot ! When the death ...
TO THE SLSGTORS OF TIIE SOCTSiBBM DIVISION n or rue COVSTY of ESSEX. (,pin« |V , i\lN(. voted last night
... against tbe Marquis [ I of ( ?? Motion for a Repeal of the Malt I , iw-il.stnding the strong wish I have always ?? i and expressed for tl.e abrogation of tbat 7 l ?? it to he due, bo b to you and myself, to impost, ii' - . . ?? ?? e reasons vhuh actuated me in giving that iei!.:K, be in your recollection, that in . Session o! 1533, upon Sir William Ingilby's r - •. i o-ial repeal ofthe Malt ...