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... ictioneers, November 9, 103. Solicitors, Slieffield. lent I Lee ?? GILL-BECES, TUMBLE GREAT.-By Mr. JOHN HARDIS- i-E TV',at the House of Mr. Thomas Holden, the Dolphin BRI Inn, in Tinmble, on Wed;;esday, the Twent~y-second Day Noecmbocs next, at Six ? ...
... Edinburgh will be included in the General Bill against their wishes. I am, my dear Sir Thomas, yours most sincerely, JOHN CAMPBELL. No. II.-Letter, the Lord Advocate to Sir Thomas, Dick Lauder, Bart. London, April 17, 1837. Dear Lauder-It appears to me that Edinburgh ...
... without the I meaiis of knowledge, without the semblvnce of proof, and wfithout even the ceremony of inquiry, N e bad the hardi hood to iffirm, in reference to vile ?? returns from Ireland at the last general election, these two things: 1st-J That at ...
... ; 4th, 5s.; 5th, 4s, k Ilardy Annuals, in pots, two prizes.-Ist, 6s.: 2d, 4s. Hardy Herbacious Plants, in pots, three prizes.- e Ist, I0c.; 2d, Os.; 31, 4s. 2 Half-hardy Slrubby Plants, two prizes.-lst, 6s.; 2 2d, 4s. Dahlias, to be shown in pans, each ...
... -1st, 6s.; 2d, 5s. i'ender Atinuals, five prizes.-1It, los.; 2d, 7s. 3d, 7s. ; 4th, 5s.; 5tb, 4s. Hardy Annuals, in pots, two prizes,-Ist, 6s.: 2d, 4s. Hardy Herbacious Plants, in pots, three prizes.- 1st, 1lls.; 2d, 6s.; 3d, 4s. lailf-ltardy ?? Plants, ...
... Porterage, Cartage, &c. Dublin, 15, Eden-quay PAROCHIAL FEMALE ORPHAN HOUSE, ]ELONGING TO THE UNlTED PARISHES OF ST. MARY, ST. THOMAS AND ST. GEORGE, Under ate immediate care of the Religious ladies of the Car- melite Convenir North William street, Sumrner-hill ...
... painted and repair- ed, and the Rooms new papered. If required, the Tenant can also have five Acres of Grass Land. Apply to Thomas Reied, Esq., Birness; or to Mr John Stokoce, Solicitor, Hexham. Hexham, November 1, 1837. TO BEI LET, And entered Upon the ...
... Coach Houce, Wash House, and. Cow House, a four-stalled Stable, and Hay Loft above the same, with other Conveniences. Apply to Thomas Reed, Esq., Birness, or to Mr John Stokoe, Solicitor, Hexham. Hexham, ISth September, 1837. TO BE LET And entered upon at ...
... kett's-lasie ' Ashton-under- Lyne, Mr. JPosn Brooks, Crickt'-ae Blackburn, Mr. Thomas Graham. Bolton M. Thomas Cocksey. Bury Ir. R. T. Grundy, solicitor. Burniey, Mr. Thomas Gregson. Chorley, Mr. John Bentle . Haslingdsn, Mr. Thomns .ilkington. y Sosutbport ...
... JosephI Truenm.c Thonsas Gyles Thomas Machini ai George Foulstone Wm., Maradln a5 E. Jenktinson FISHLAKtE, ' H. F. J ordiat Joseph Birks Peter Portt Thomas Bleks )ciTER0o. Reubeii Stapp Richarpd H-ickson Rotert Sutuderlasid p Thomas Wood Georee Thorped CADEOs ...
... Messrs. KnaLpp and Co. bankers, Abl igdoou, and Messrs. W~alkocr and Co. hankers, Oxford.P NAM LES OF SUBSCRiBEUS. £ s. d. Thomas Duffield, Esq. hf. P. Marchain Park 10 0 0 C(harles Tawney, Esq. Oxford 5 0 0 P William Cozens, Esn. Watlington - O 5 0 0 ...
... Cape Plant itl B 126 The best single specimen of any neo-l hardy,. Ornamental Sji6 .. . . Dtt Plan .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Ditto r27 The host single specimen of any new, hardy, Ornamental: lerbaceous D 28 Dahlias, in pans of sixt fiowe5 ...