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... a. merchant, in the Minories, of • brandy and tea, which were taken out of a bonded warehouse, was brought before Sir Peter Laurie, upon an accusation, of forgery, by the solicitor to the customs.— Mr. Goss, No. 1.19, Minories, stated, that the prisoner ...
... about three weeks since, the death of Captain Strange : the second has been occasioned the decease of Capl. Holmes. Sir Peter Laurie lias jcivcu notice of a motion in the Court Common Council, That referred to the Committee of City Lauds to consider and ...
... M‘Ghie Willcox, Es q . c , arleton, Esq. Charles Wye Williams, Esq. THE REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY, , i i kttl e , • Ewalt, Peter John De Zulueta, Esq. p o Bartley E s 17, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, London. Established wer ' t i• to to their number ...
... iT ER'S ASIATIC VEGETABLE, or Extract of Cocoa- \ Nut Oil, 'for promoting the growth of hair ; it invigorates th* roots, , givea strength and brilliancy to th* hair, cause, a luxuriant growth ; has only to b* known to be an indispeniahle appendage to the ...
... Isabella. ler of the late Kay. wage Towns. ad, of Derry. Mostererhery, county Cork . At I.and: . n. Vranolsßawdes Hastings Laurie, Esq Capt. In tho 79th to Agnes. eldest daughter of Capt. Patrick. of Drioubotrie. lire. 31, iu Ch. i•t church, Pelf.id, by ...
... John Campl^ll, h.C.H. •Brodie M'Ghje Willcbx, Eeq. •.rtncis Carletou. Esq. Charles Wye Williams, Esa Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Peter John De Zuluett, E«. j imes Hartley, Esq. n With power to add to their number, tnd tlect a Chairtuui and Deputy huiijjt** ...
... circumstances remand till Feb- brteaved cindtt.otw from tluat faithful rr.emk His »upii»e. S.u.et, advisable to which Sir Peter Laurie as- , hoirt v,u, was Saturday ' lm?cr' S the.adffiUorad that | Mansion House with uttering several forged notes of Man- ...
... Mrs. Cook, and declared it fietitions. Sir Peter Laurie.—ls It not forgery ? Witness.—-Toe signature is not that of any one deputed to sign, bnt 1 believe the note was strnok off from gsnnlne pla»a. . Sir Peter Lsnrie.~l see that the srstem new one, and ...
... distinction. It prevents hair from fall- ing oft or turning grey, to the latest period of life ; clianges grey hair to its original colon-, {rees it from scurf, and tenders it b.au- ifully soft curly, ar.d glossy. In dressing hair it keeps it firm in the ...
... hairman John CmmcQ, ?? s I h .mas Meux. Esq. John m^^, =*• ?? -aBMR. Bankert _The ?? ■yjßgJggpl. ?? Standing Counsel— P. Laurie Ecu 1 . „0r,-M.ssrs. Parkin and M_2«. Johnston and jhr Directors gi-ant LETTER* of CREDIT and Rit 1 « .. .t. . - sight, ...
... 0 sad Co. . . 2 2 0 C. Potll.i . E s O i Ileutry Porcher. Eq. . 2 o ci MIls Harnian . I u EtIndry Souhll I)eo.tiott. I I 0 Peter Cator. EsRl . . 0u loren t4urney . . 0o At Sir Johno Lubbeck and ?? X. V. Z. . . . 2 0 ii F. N. . o o R i a ?? lichards, Esq ...
... counter Mrs. Cook, declared fictitious. Sir Peter Laurie : it not a forgery ? Witness : The signature is not that of any one deputed to sign, but I believe the note was struck off from genuine plate. Sir Peter Laurie: I see that tin; system is new one, and ...