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... splendid Steam-' ?? up PHFMX. from off li ungate Stairs-* ?? I), part uies from London. i\ ,- i,,- v. ?? I Sunday, July IS, 9 morning - i*, & morning Sunday. July 19, 6 morning morning \ Sunday, July 26, il morning r p.i-sage apply to Batten and Edwards, Brokers, 6G, tree. ROTTERDAM, Cologne, and the Rhine, ?? ij ano Saturday -. passengers booked through- -101 and powerful Steam ships of ...
... o'clock in the Morning. ROBERT ELLERSHAW, formerly of South Street. Keighley, in the County of York. Woolcomber and Retail Dealer in Ale, then of the Wellington Tavern, Westgate, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Publican, White Hair and Woollen Waste Dealer, and licensed to let Gigs and Post Horses for hire, then a Lodger at Clayton Heights near Bradford, Yorkshire, out of business, then Lodger in ...
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... reeuest \\ JfJTStomXmm. ewder SeaL ettber for th* whole, or ?? _„, ./ taw W*rk. directed to the Rev. W. ?? JJJ; Tear*. •* er hafawe WEDNESDAY, the Ist pW * **\f t ,iM .-T — an now ready for Inspection at ■* gT Uonaem* ** tr *? r _ : — »*•■». or th* Church ?? *— 'Jf* ?? - ?? a* BUTLER or POOT- ** if? *«— • b, lEt! J5^H. M** * ' '« YtA » •* have immediate WAIfTED. a TODNG LADY wkd it ...
... Chapel. Sheffield, after which the Annual Collec- !-i| be made on behalf of the above Institution. Z-e to commence at the usual hour. WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 24th, the AN- MEETING will be held in the College Library, ('Clock when Subscribers and Friends are requested i>rid. Tbazaar, aid the Friends for Building New School-Rooms in connexion wiih MASBRO' CHAPEL, will be je middle of July, and ...
... \- •' VCKSON, Commander (so justly celo- tailed accommodations for Passengers and 5pa- ?? starts from off the Tower even- SUNDAY ?? Panics going to the Rhine will find the . 'much more agreeable and expeditious than Iv . , f „ i passage being 30 miles shorter, and there beinj ?? effected in reaching Culogne of upwards of 4( freight apply to the London agents, Messrs. Lighth and lor passage at ...
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... 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 ...