... Particulars. &c., the Premises; the place of Sale; and of John Hind, Auctioneer, Cannon-street, St. George’s, Middlesex. lid Ford, a short distance from the Plough, in Bow-road, Middlesex.— By JOHN HIND, THIS DAY, March 14, at Twelve, at Garraway’s Coffee-house ...

... in Mr. Carr's fields. He observed where they went to. Having beard some remarks, he determined to watch them. They walked arm-in-arm till he saw them go into a stable i went field, when , th e y remained half an hour , wh en they the hill; his master made ...

... of his death. He had resided on th? same farm nearly seventy years, having originally rented it of John Bond, Esq., the grandfather of the pre ent John Bond, Esq., of Crange ; and during the whole of that very long period one undeviating line of con- ...

... Castlereagh, Charlemont, Camden, Norbury, and Fitzwilliarn : the Marquis of Buckingham, the Duke of Leinqer, Messrs. Curran, Grattan, Flood, Fitzgibbon, Plunkett, Bush, Yelverton, Dawson, and O'Connor, who figure in these pages, among other persons of great ...

... the direction of Mr T. Cooke Tickets may be had at the Theatre ; and of Mr. Andrews, New Bond-street. JOHN PRITT HARLEY, Master and Treasurer _ JOHN HUGHES. Secretary. 4^ ...

... and bill . brought in Mr. Gcorgu Kvans, and Mr. Maurice O'Connell. Sir John Harvev A superb Piece of Plate, inamifjtturcd by West and Son, Capcl-strect, was presented Colonel Sir John Harvey Monday, the gistratcs and Oflicers of the Province of Leins'cr ...

... Staunton Rochtort, K ihert Itoyne, John Dawson Ducket, Walter Newton, Robert IVrowne, Philip Win. Ste wart, James Hntler, Win. Dnrket, John Whelan, Uo>M-rt Ri**- e, Henry Fnnlkner, William (J.urett, John James U ...

... QUACKERY ; the true Philos°. My of Health and Disease, ant the necessity and coin. mencement of Medical Reform• JOHN JONE 4, Druigi.t, Cardigan. T. it H. WILLIAMS,Pri6tcis, LAUGHARNE. To be Let, Unfurnished, 6 9 MONTI'S, And entered epos immediately, 4LARGE ...

... Willis, Esq Rlensi,” by Mr. Bulwer“ Japbet la Search of Father,” Capt. Manyat—” My Aunt Pontypool”—” Agnes Mansfeldt,.” by Grattan—“ Dr. ItaKg's Travels to Damascus” “Sir Wm. Gell's Rome and its Vicinity”— Democracy In America,” by M. de Tocqueville—“ The ...

... T. Poyntz, W. S. ilainbridge, G. Gordon, R. Price, Sir R. Baines, h. Goring, H. D. Pry me, G. Baldwin, Dr. Grattan, J. Pryse, P. Ball, Grattan, H. Karashctlom, J. Bannerman, A. Grey, Sir G. Rice, Rt. Hon. T. S. Barclay, D. Grosvenor, Lord R. Uippon, C ...

... that it is desirable to cultivate the Lotus of the Egyptians. POLAR RESEARCHES, Sir John Ruu, C. 8., %c. f[c. Polar lit ar. During our stay at Fury BeacV. (,says Sir John Ross) many of these animals came about us, and several were killed. At that time we ...

... Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, rice George Bague. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. GEORGE FOWLER, rope maker, Grosvenor-place, Commer• vial-read. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. HENRY PEIRCE, victualler, Birmingham. BANKRUPTS. JOHN lIF.AS3IAN t oilman, Union-street ...