... Aunt**, Mr*. Sarah Cater, Dal •ton-lane, Hackney. Makt Ann Buohbs, her Aunt**, Mr*. Unas, Ororc, Camber- well. Joshua Caess Golden, 81; at Mr. Young’s, Black Horae, Kings* land-road. Danisl Biu.,B|s at Mr. Henry Wlss'a, No. 4, King’s-road, Cbslaea. Jambs ...

... Pearce was recalled.—He said the deceased had boots i, but he had no recollection of their being torn. Mr. Ballantine said that ten ter-hooka could not penetrate the men’s legs unless they first got through his boots. Mr. Feerce said examined the body with ...

... other articles had been stolen. A portion of the content! of the chest, consisting of linen, wearing apparel, four pairs of boots, and other property wete left the deck. The mate replaced them in the cheat, end removed to another part of the vessel on deck ...

... about 90/. or 100/.—no goodwill. Apply for address to Mr. Wright, Hairdresser, No. 41, London-wall, near Moorgate-street. TO BOOT and SHOE-MAKERS.—To be LET an old-established SHOP in the above line, in a respectable neighbourhood—coming-in moderate. S ...

... and faithful Servant, St. John’s-wood. Feb. 22,1838. SAMUEL B. WHALLKY. rpWENTY POUNDS REWARD.—LOST, between JL King-street, Golden-square, snd Laaghsm-place, TEN TENPOUND BANK of ENGLAND NOTES—the following numbers »,3M, 3,354,6.355, 5,356, 5,85/, 5,358 ...