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... Y SCHOOdL, fio M fo tar limited numbei.of Young GENTLE MEN, ih1 Will RLE-OPEN 0n Wednesday the 21jt of July next. : I .9t. Johne'esisreet, Chiehoeatei,,~611& June,1841. con TADWEL'HULV1NW , I HANTS. ?? thel MIS ONGAL ESESPABLISHMENT for byI M YOUNGLADIES ...
... representing towns in England and W ales. In the new house, exclusively of Thetford and Cardigan, they possess 16.*. being again of eight; and if Thetford and Cardigan added, gain of ten. Thus, then, the least amount which the W ings ran computed to have ...
... Wittiess fone chose BANKRUPTS, Charles Colls, Charles Thompson, and Richard Peckov Lombard-street, bill-brokers John Smith Daintry and John Ryle. Manchester. banker Vase h. Downman Kidwelly, Carmarthens tin eae 4 — ———— Batterworth, Bermondsey, leathe ...
... old church, Brighton. The monument was eiected by the Ed, l of Cardigan aud me o bei officers of the legiment, and bears the following insciipiion :* Sacied lo the memory i-f Major John Jenkius. of P.ince Albert's huss.irs. who died tlie 31st of Oil ...
... in the possession of Mr. John g; Pile, at Handy Cross, one mile from Westrmeon, sik on the London Road. in; Time whole' is Copybold of Inheritance uoder the 3d7lanor of Westmeon.Z..For further particulars applyto at Mr. Johns Pile, of Westmneon ; or Messrsi ...
... thirty-four years in the regiment. This nx the Earl of Cardigan and his brother as a mark of their respect by Lieutenant J A Miss M‘Kernan, lat eo Sy Oe ely died at Dublin, leavin ied THE HAM | DINNER TO SIR JOHN POLLEN, BART. | —00— On Wednesday afternoon about ...