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... On Saturday considerable sensation was created at the west end of London by the circulation of reports that something of an important nature had transpired relative to the murder of the late Win. Russell, by which the identity of the perpetrator of the dreadful and horrid deed would be likely be proved to conviction. In consequence the number of persons in Norfolk-street was more numerous than ...
... precisely. SUNDAYS, at II\LF-FAST EIGHT, I From London -.ridge Wharf, by the CITY of CANTERBURY or RED ROVER. Also DIRECT to CANTERBURY, Do VER, SANDWICH, DE\L, FOLKS I ONE, SAM.OATE, HYTIIK. and all the eastern parts ol Kent, bj means of last Coaches from Herne Bay, daily as above, on tlie arrival of the packets. Offices, I 13, Fenehui eh-street, and at Lot. don Bridge Wharf. £~D INIJU RGH, ...
... (Before J. F. indie, Eq., the Her. John op wood, John Lifter, Esq., James Simpson, Ksq., John Heycs, Esq., and John Lomax, Esq.) Drunk Thorn ley wks fined Bs. and for being drunk and disorderly the street Tuesday night. Edward Ashton and Samuel Sit)Nner were summoned for being drunk and disorderly 011 Monday night, near the Tontiue public-house. Ordered to fiud one surety each, and pay the ...
... ie |ualle 1 accommodation for Passengers and «pa- ,.:i«, starts from off the Tower eiery SUNDAY i.ely. Parties going la the Rhine will find the ucb more agreeable and expeditious than by - sea passage being 30 miles shorter, and there being . ,f . c railroad, a saving of lime effected in reaching wards of forty hours. Trains start from Antwerp alter the arrival of this Packet. For freight 1 ...
... holden nt tho CASTLE of ** /- ..ntr Tree 11 ™ wr the last Quarter, and transacting eflß*jyof the ...
... .'^■.VMle I Fakeuha**, C. Stewardson j i ' •', n i FrutiUtnoham, U. I> refeman '«iJOBMOII i ?? Wi!»on «i ;! - , Hudleiyh, H. Hardacra , ?? ■•,' ?? ' Hulrsieortli, T. Tippell ' '• ' i* F!ki r ' Harleston, G. W. Chappell ' i o, -hton tjistvich, R. Root ' - ■ • ' p ia t( , It,;v,rth, Miss f-loldsmith • • ' '''r'narier- * Hone Kmniwiludl ,T. J. Humphrey ■ X\ Williams I LatnhimM. P-Pnce ?? • ...
... ler unequalled accommodations for Pas- sengers and spacious private Cabins), starts frem off the TOWER every SUNDAY, at Noon precisely. Parties going to the Rhine will find the way by Antwerp much more agreeable and expeditious than by Rotterdam, the sea passage being 3) milea shorter, and there being, by means of the railroad, a saving of time effected In reaching Cologne of upwardsof 40 ...
... le-.ve the atove Wharf for YARMOUTH e>ery SATURDAY EVENING, at Six o'Clock; returning ironi YARMOUTH every WEDNESDAY, according to tide, until fur- *her notice. •on, 155.; Fore Cabin, 1 0s. Offices, No. 37, Regcnt- f bard-street I and No. 35, LeadenhiJl-street. its at Yarmouth, Messrs. Hammond and Cherry; at Nor- l, Mr. James Cherry. PS WIC H.— The splendid and powerful Steam-ship ALBION ...
... ( -miiiander, with a spacious saloon and ] -. k and private cabins tielow, will start from off the ...
... the Royal Agricultural Society, at r hridse, being fixed for July 15th. Due notice will be given when it will toke place. Chelmsford Races, 1840, C ?? place on TUESDAY, the llth, and V\ WEDNESDAY, the 12th of August. SAMUEL BAKER, Clerk of the Course. STEWARDS : T. NeviUe Ab_y. Esq. 2t. Arcaer Koablon, Esq. Poll Particulars in a futuie Paper. CHELMSFORD. r e , Silversmiths. Jewellers, ...
... 5, 8 morning j Sunday, Jul* 19, 6 morning f- - » raorainj | Sunday, July 26. 9 morning ?? \v-».- a ply to Bauer, and Edwards, Broker*, 66* :. I)\M. Cologne, and the Rhine, X .. '-■ ' and Saturday : passengers booked throueh- !l fun !• ■ii.. Steamships of the GENERAL .lii IN COMPANY, having each a spaaious and - *- v detached from tbe sleeping cabins, and -. s. leave from off the Custom Housa ...
... at Tne Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUES- ,)i V tbe 30th day of June instant, at Twelve o'clock • Noon, sad the following Days, agreeably to the fian after-mentioned (that is to say)— 0 TUESDAY the Oaths of Qualification will be administered to such Persons as may be desirous of taking them ; at Twelve o'clock the Business re- latincto the Assessment, Application, or Manage- ment of the ...