... the 31»t of July. Terms for the Piano Forte, Singing, and Drawing, may known at .Miss llaekitt's residence. Leeds Road, Bradford. ...

... mHE Directors NORTH I COMPANY, will meet at the Rail ay No ST.rrT, Mons.on nos, Trnn.v, the 29t1. Day of Aooust. IBJ7, «t O. o'clock predKly. receive Tenders fortlie undrr-men lionfd Contracts Contract No. 1.-To make the Railway, with all!he excavatiunx. briiljt'*. , » » fences complete, iiiclmlin* the lay«n ...

... yesterday, I was surprised to find that it had been industriously circulated by the friends of the Liberal candidates here, that the supporters of Mr. Wortley were the parties who had commenced the riotous proceedings which all so much deplore- As that allegation is the direct reverse of the truth, and as the report may operate some places adversely to Mr. Wortley's interests, I doubt not ...

... 20M, 18.i7 EDWIN HIUCHAEL, Esq. in tiic CiiAtu : was vki), Hiat the system of Short Lengths now prevalent in ibis is atteniled with eonsulerahle inconvenience amt loss* both merchant ami retail vendor, and imperiously calls for correction. Moved Hamilr Stansfiki.d, Seconded by Jons Hidsdai.f, Esq. tlio followinj? Lengths of the descriptions of Goods :i«‘ Ik* the standard in the grey—»‘}7 ...

... Aucusl Bailev, late Yattly. Soutiiampton, but now of Belgtave placr, Wandswortli road, Laurbetli, ANNULLED. Cliarles Foster, Kingsbury, Middlesex, bill-broker. Edward Beetham, PortsuioutU chambers, Lincoln« Inn Fields, bill broker. Samuel Ciiifney, Wood Ditton, Cambridgeshire, livery stable keeper. James Emley, Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. TO SURRENDER AT STREET. Wm. Reynolds the younger, ...

... THOMAS CLARK, of town and port Dow, in the county of Kent, muster mariner, c, snr. Aug. 17, at t. Sept lit, at half past 10, at tbe Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs Coote, Son, and Ashbt-e, Austin friars; official assignee, Mr Belcher. JAMES STANDBN, of the Lion and Goat public house, Grnseeuor street, in the connty Middlesex, victualler, dc, Aug. 15, at 11, Sept. 19, at half past 2,at the ...

... purchase an am.uiiy with 1000/. thereof for the life of Mr. William Hirst, the remainder to applied to the unniiitio« on ih* lives of his son, Thomas Hirst, and his daughter-inlaw. Iho widow of the late Henry Hirst, the united amounts to payable to Mr. William Hirst during his life time. These annuities to l>e vested in the undermentioned gentlemen, who have fomented to act as trustees ...

... can have Seven f^h! ©maot to M. m, at this Ovrica. 4 Yockc Man of Respectable Connexions, Am> wmyo/amtmWiaa.a.CßOCEßand TALLOW CHANDLER. He can be well recommended from his near the Cleveland Tondne Inn, if by sX^tonepmwoU. — — 4 Middle Aged MAN, with « Wife and One A. Child. (» Year, of Age.) I. in WANT of a Sitnatioo i^COACJaJdAN, and would have no objections so take ?? a Lodge. He can ...

... BANKRUPTS* RICHARD JEWESSON, of Fenchorcb street, in oily London, merchant, c, to sur. Aug. 28. at It, Sept. 26, at 11, tbe Bankrupt*' court. SoU Messrs Carter and Gregory, Lord Mayor* Court office, Royal official assignee, Mr Canuan, Sarubruok crt., at. JOHN PALM ER, of Cole*bill. in county Warwick, scrivener, Aug 26, Sept. 20. at 1, at the Union ma, Bir mingbam. Sol* Messrs Broughton, riggs ...

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... , . 'nan. C.8., K.C.H. Royal Knginccrs, Deputy .j . Chairman Adol- Major-General Sir Frederic Mulcasu.o l{\ , f 'ii { ter, K.G.H. Inspector-General it x, ' George Fortifications 0» 11 . Major General Colonel Sir Jeremiah Bryant, East i;of.( . .i India Company’s Service liar* (, (- ii Cockburn, Colonel Edward Wynyard A.’D.’C. r 'i*h_ . the Queen. . M 38 rf, nbridgi > , Colonel Powell, M.P., ...

... DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Aug. —D 111. NIXON, of Stony Stratford, in the county of Buckingham, surgeon and apothecary, d c. BANKRUPTS. MOORE CORUNNA GIBBIE. of Cambridge, in cnuuty nf Cambridge, draper and tea dealer, aur. Aug. 39, at 12, Oct. 3, I, at the Bankrupts'rcurt. Sol Mr Ca'lin, Ely placr. Hnlbnrn ; official assignee, Mr Abbott. WILLIAM ANDEKSON, late of No. New road, Saint George', ...