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... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Dec. 27, 1844. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOSEPH CRAVEN and JOHN HARDMAN, by the names and descriptions of Joseph Craven, of Thornca, in the parish of Wakefield, in the county of York, dyer, and John Hardman, of Rochdale, in the county of Lancaster, solicitor, lately carrying on business together, at Thornes aforesaid, as dyers and copartners in trade, dealers and chapmen. ...
... irom the perils 'if tl. deep, |iorcbased from Mr. Dent a Hold chronometer, which their lordship* presented to Captain Joiquini M minis Lisbon, comniHii'linii the Brazilian frigate Alfonso, ami c following is the inscription engravi order the lordships :— Presented by the L»rls the i CaptainJoaqaim Mstqats Lisbon, cumin ling line lis . isteam frigate Affonso, foe the humanity and activity dis, ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday, Juke 30. 11 . , ,,»ns Bill was read a second time on the motion M The l Protection Females Bill and the Lord • i>ui passed through committee. Their lord- IK-omnionß bnoiosu: ri Bii» adJOU >iONDAY, JULY 3. f>>r Debt (Ireland) Bill went through com- j The int . Companies Bill went through com- i Hcittee- —1, r, n,inotis' Enclosure Bill was read third time, Thc h,,j t on ...
... Whenever the xcordslone occur sin thttepricet throughout thupaper it it to be considered at thcimperlalttoneofWbt.,and such only, no otherttone being lawful; and allpricet of neasuresrtftr the imperial avarttronly ,none other beinglawful. RICHMOND CORN Ana, 26.—Wheat, 6d to 6d ; Oats, M to 3s Od Barley, 3s 6d to 6d ; Beans, 3s 9d to 4s per bushel. We had good supply Grain our market to-day. ...
... lvawsim, hay» •**BMOV*fi> from Ho. » to Ho. It .East aWade, Leeds. ?? ■WAX FLOWERS, FIGURES, FRUIT, &c am'f BS. STRINGER annoances her RE- ■KL MOVAL to 1», Psrk U*w, whet* .he oontinoe* to give Karnetion in thi. Elegant Art.and has on i^abeauttfal Aamrt- Mfc; ?? t?a JLuPEEIOR MEmCAKTILE INK; M*tu- MJ Ii i.i.l a* l flail I i ■ rarMtMII T) liasa*. an* »**sii'ii*c BTa-i^S^bMid*. ~™- -- ■■■ ?? ' ...
... Tuesday the Twenty-Seventh Jolt. 55, Springfield Place, Leeds, 15th Jnly, 1841. THE MISSES RINDER beg to announce that their ESTABLISHMENT for the EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES, will be REOPENED on Wednesday the 28th of Jl'Ly, 1841. — Roundhay Terrace, Roundhay Road, Leeds. MISS HOWGATE'S SCHOOL, FOR THE BOARD AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES will be RE-OPENED on Thursday, July 29th, 1841. Grove ...
... the Queen would accompany hia sty in his journey. But the health the ineos Joiiivilie is ai this moment so delicate, that the Queen is ' unwilling t) leave her in the absence of her husbauu. The King and the Royal Family were to set out from St. Cloud for Wednesday. The bride elect of the Duke of Aumale, Princess Marie Caroline Augusta of Salerno, was born tho of April, 1822. Her mother is ...
... Whenever Ihcwordstoneoccuri in these prices throughout this paper it is to be considered as the impcrialstone oflilbs.,and such only, other stone being lawful; and allprices of measuresreftr to the imperial quarteronly, none other beinglauful. LEEDS CORN MARKET, April I.—We have rather large arrivals of all Grain, except Oats, to this day's market. Wheat and Barley have met a slow demand, and, ...
... W. a*. THOMtB, S, King Charles* Street. « * . ...
... uadar olrqumstancea of I ?? eC .\ J ,de*.it*went. iV* Ted w d«ade up- -a the manner in which 1 %t * ZZkmt ...
... COMPANY bsve determined to con- I * R r ttle snd Implements of Hushandry intend ...
... ol ** miue tog Leamington, and beg ?? this Hotel will be fonnd replete with ali 3&£^ T^^ent Hot ...