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... lA fr; |ji Dl f.. of 1,206 tous burden. Captain ANDREW HEN- ** l 'tv v; sail wit h sll despatch, with a few cabins still disen- r ■ Appl' w Janies Berber and Co.. *4. CornhUl. i J^TIADKIRA.— The Madeira Packet GK- r vVF *il E v ANS, 172 tons per register, coppered and copper- J JOSEPH DARE, Commander, lying in the London Dock, his*'*' . tl , 'lOth of September, calling at Southampton. This • ...
... H. SCHUTT— ?? _C Captain G. B. BOS— NASLEDNIK, Captain C N. fi MAN Iff, will «ommen_e Sailing between Lubeck and St. , frsburdh, on SATURDAY. May 9. from Lubeck ; and on ■ URD/Y, May 16 tN. S.), from St Petersburgh. One of . ■« vesjjbls will sail from each of these ports every Saturday, pi on ?? of Oetoberfrom Lubeck: and on the 31st of ifoer (NT S.), from St. Petersburgh. The rates for ...
... New York, i->tli September Saturday. 10th October ; November 1 uesday, Bth December i • passa-re. or further informauon. apply at . CHRISTOPHER CLAXTON, Managine Director I \1 Ward, (.reat Western Railway Office, Bank (iibbs, Bright, aud Co., North John-street Vs . R.G .ddard. Hull and East Riding Times Office w n B. Webb, Glassford-street v : , Idle and Soulas, Rue Hautville, No. 5 . ?? ...
... The important case of Hearne v. Stow ell came at Liverpool Saturday last. It was tried before Mr. Rolfe, and a special jury, principally composed of Liverpool The counsel who appeared for the plaintiff were, Mr. P. Ouud.ts, Q.C., Mr. Mr. Hoggins, and Mr. Murphv. The conn*! I for defendant wt re, Mr. Cresswell, Q.C., Mr. Alexander, Q.C., and Mr. Watson.— Solicitor tor the plaintitr, Mr. t ...
... WED- NESDAY, the yth of September, 1840, at Twelve for One o'clock precisely ; I X.08.S StA.TE.SXOK. PRESIDENT, In the Chair. G £ORGE HOLDEN. Esq., of St. John's Col- lege, Cambridge; JAMES LORD, Esq., Travelling secretary to the Parent Association ; and other Gen- tlemen, will attend and address the Meeting on behalf J the Society, aud fully explain its principles and objects. The Association ...
... a spacious saloon, statf c k and private cabins below, will leave from off the -. \D iV Morning next, the 6th lust., at 8 o'Clock, and s | i a . during the season. A fine new steamer, pre- , ie_ et Rotterdam on Tuesday Morning, and ar- 'r Havener on Thuredav Afternoon. Paeeengers can ' ?? cheaper, quicker, and much more eenve- v'wm of Antwerp, and at the following Reduced dam '91. or 81. 55 ...
... TO LET, A convenient MALT KILN, situate at Junction aforesaid, capable of malting quarters in eight days. Apply to Mr. Taylor the Premises. ...
... consequence inclement state of tbe weather,) will _ be held on n\V EVENING next, the 7th inst., in QCli-liiN 1,1 CHAPEL ; tbe Chair to be taken precisely at '.^object of this Society is to carry the Gospel into U destitute parts of the Town by Out-door L-** and Household Visitation, the Congregational i hope to meet with that support which the impor- -o;their object merits. A Collection will ...
... and niap.iflcent new Steam-ships LFITH. MO- NA'II'H, and CLARENCE, having several private state cabins for families, and whose unrivalled accommodations and superior (■red are well known, leave BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACK- WALL, for EDINBURGH, a* follow:— The CLARENCE, TO-MORROW NIGHT, Sept. «. The MONARCH, on SATURDAY NIGHT, Sept. 12. The LEITH, on TUESDAY NIGHT, Sept. 15. Apply at the General ...
... the General Steam Navigation Company (having each • spacious and splendid saloon, entirely detached from the sleep- ing cabins, and carrying Her Majesty's Mails), leave from off the CUSTOM HOUSE or TOWER, every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'Clock. as follow:— The COLUMBINE, on Saturday, Sept. 5. The OCEAN, on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The GIRAFFE, on Satuiday, Sept. 12. These shlpß have ...
... KINGDOMS, lyiLL shortly OPEN with his talented * * Company of Italian, French, German, and English Equestrians, and the unequalled ENGLISH AND FOREIGN HORSES. Double rotation nightly of EQUESTRIAN FETES! Also, the FLYING MAN, Elevated DOUBLE ROPES, unequalled Equilibrists, Antipodean Brothers, Contortionists, Polandric Evolutions, FAMED STEEDS! SCENES GF THE CIRCLE. Pyramids of Men and Horses, ...
... maid is kept. She ?? avmersraad all Plain Cooking. a^SST*-* IW^awae.Hatleld. SSjp BcwvMMt Waa»lt?ti. «b\7 ANTED, in • CRergrmaii's Family, i n WW sac teaatrv. a Man to take charge of a Carriage and 22 ?? aad m ?? ?? geoerallj useful in out tw*„ sj r Wilson, Printer, Daalikgton, if by JSTrmrmi. f ' Mmrmmm, wtrmr mmJtfom. NOTICE is hereby gi-en, that il is intended l^avd« ...