... return to Brighton, to pass tho remainder of their days, but the change of furtuno had such an effect on Mrs. Wbicbelo, that in a few hours she was a corpse. The sorrowing husband, Tuesday, brought over the body of his wife, for burial in Brighton church-yard ...

... Berwick Forster v. Holmes I 0 Beverley v. P0x. 0 Bradford Hardy v. 8u5fie1d.. 0 I Blackburn Hornby v. Turner I Brighton v.llalrymple. I 0 Buckingham. Chetwode v. Verney . 0 1 Plllroridifi v. Prabhdeld , Berkeley v. Hope Hubhouse v. ...

... Linseed Rapeaeed. Flour 36 . . 393 . 5 . 225 . 1545 sacks 7577 [barrels 20060 °«f COBN •Bdinf [ IThtat. Boult*. Oali. [ Rye. ]peant. Feat. 2-rth Dec.. 6I«. 6d «•. *d. M». 10d ; 43«. 7d ; 45i. fid 49*. ls>l 'fit*. 4d 44* 3d. !i7* ...

... Street. Bocking, E^ex, fO BE SOLO B V AUCTION, BY Samuel Newman, Oo Wbokbsvst, August 80th, IS4 K . at tl - Wool i'-ick Inn, Rocking, at Five o'doclc iv the Afternoon, bj Order of lhe I'roprieior, ALL thai truly desirable FREEHOLD HOUSE and Pre- mise*, togcth* ...

... Homestead. DWELLING-HOUSE, in Wedey Vdlage, with Blacksmith's Shop, Pasture, and the site of the well-known romantic Wedey Rocks, now held by Mr. Ralph Haxmobd. Several desirable plots of occupation LAND, in and near tbe village, held by Messrs. Pedley ...