... voted in the majority Le of 175 that the bill be read a third time:-Sir J. Beck- ett, II. Burton, J. C. Dtindas, J. Gully, J. Hardy, J. A W. Hogg, Lord Morpeth, J. Parker, J. Richards, Col. Thompson, Sir F. 'Trench, and C. Wbod.-The following ; voted in the ...

... Stantons Wharf, London. regal Xotircc, &c. THOMAS TAYLOR'S AUDIT AND DIVIDEND. P'p E Commissioners in aFiat in]Bankruptcy, .L bearing date the 4th Day of June, 1835, awardsd and issued forth against THOMAS TAYLOR and JOHN TAYLOR the younger, of Hedon ...

... must make it for the benefit of those who may sutler the Mine 1 have heretofore done. With gratitude 1 remain, yours, Ac. Thomas Mulreaddy, Esq. ELIZABETH GREEN. better hail', earmpUflcation content with seeing, but must also taking, and has since been ...

... Saturday last, at the Mansion House, before Mr. Jalland and Mr. Bourne, 'Thomas Stringfellow, keeper of the Public Romins, Jarratt Street, was charged, on the information of Thomas William- son, officer of excise, with having, on the 6th April, in t Ja ...

... opposite to the y Head of the South Branch of the Grimsby Haven, and _ now or lately occupied by Mr Coward, Surgeon, and Thomas Cross, Poulterer; with a small TENEMENT I in the Yard at the back of the same; with the Stables, J Yards, and Outbuildings ...