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... this opportunity respectfully Jin return his most grateful acknowledgments to his * -nd the Public in general, for the liberal favours j.* r ienas a .^ j ian( j 8 . _x the same time solicits _ c has receu eu i _ an - begg . nfo _ m them a continuance oi extensive assortment of the h ?? ...
... KiSl * M, W. GARDINER - '>»* * J tbe Committee) on Mondat Even- ' ?? NEW HALL. WeUington-erre ...
... ER, ComnStnder. New cop- 1 _, red and copper-fastened. Burthen 400 tons . Lying in the Lon- t jan Docks. Ha» good accommodations for Cabin. Intermediate, ' ma Steerage Passengers. For terms of freight or passage apply to ; lanius Srftfth, New York Packet-office v i l Fen-court, Fenchurch- street. TXTWERP, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. f\ The Antwerp Company's powerful and splendid Steam-ship ...
... from I'Qion-strett, Hyde, to Xo. 4, I'oriland-street, South- aiupton. i To aciommodaie his Patients in the Isle of Wight. Mr. Hndeaux will visit the Island weekly, and may be consulted the first and third Saturdays in each month, at Mr- Alderslade's, Union-street, Kyde. andthesecond ' and fourth at Mra. Porter's, High-street, Newpoit. WORKS PUBLISHED BY MR. PRIDEAUX. SPECULATIVE ANALYSIS OF ...
... I %l t(l ?? respectfully informed that Ships are Cr - J M'iithih^ N >, und PLYMOUTH, for the above W*i? nc -ualitv t rou K hout: the Year, on fixed days, with S**Jt_ ''ye p s oonT hey i lre , all of the first class, and of large ,er 'eiieedsKr' and the best possible accommodation!! ; ?? e «entl»i » ge .u nB; and ** r e liberally fitted and supplied ?? V* e _ei_. comfort of Cabin, ...
... HOWGATE'S SCHOOL, FOR THE BOARD AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, will be RE OPENED on Thursday. JuLv29tb, 1841. Grove House, Knaresborough. BEECH HILL HOUSE, KNARESBRO'. MISS NURSAW begs to inform her Friends and tho Public that her ESTABLISHMENT for a Limited Number of YOUNG LADIES will be RE-OPENED on the 31at of ifh-t. T ADIES' DAY and BOARDING ESTA- ?? BLISHMENT, BUTT'S COURT, PARK -LANE. ...
... the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Petit Jurors, High Constables. Bailiffs, Prosecntors, Witnesses, and all other Persons required to attend at the next Assizes, or General Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Chelmsford, for this County, that Her Majesty's Judges of Assize will open their Com- mission in the Afternoon of MONDAY, the 19th day of July instant, and afterwards attend Divine Service ; and ...
... Brunswick-wharf, Blackwall, every Satur- • Wednesday tught, at Ten. The Leith, Saturday, i • ' Wednesday, tlie 28tL ; the Clarence, the 31st. - V from Uow ties-w harf, every Wednesday and Sa- •-' ?? ?? The Attwood, Wednesday; the London iaturdav. ■ ; ?? from Downe's-wharf, the Tourist, every Tues- • -| ?? -hi Lniuion-bridge-wliarf, the Albion, every Wednes- ! ?? ?? Morning, at Eight. 'jj' ...
... n Wednesday, the state of the Poll yesterday, and Tiificent scone which followed, have marked be- ?? controversy the opinion of this Borough, on the n 4 which have' brought about the present Dissolu- . f Parliament. ti0 T he widely extended knowledge which pervades all l of the Inhabitants of Sheffield, I attribute this Yimous and unexampled triumph. - not the merits of your advocates, — it ...
... ?? ?? Ma.itsty's Packets now receive the : J^Wh'-^WLnVIV.'-N. on the Cheshire side of the | I ?? anrt* n Y- hest er, and Chester and Birkenhead i _*« L . 0l »t Six ?? tts , h( 'Oii as the Mails are put on board, I HiJ?-M„ v i n f- Umdnn -i° ck ,_ ever y Morning. Therefore pas- , : ot «o 1 7> y the Mail Train in the evening are 1 ?? LoiiHnn Bht , of the M- I ' l B; ?? which are sepa- 1 ->th? ...
... Fiat dated the 15th of May, 1841. rr HE SECOND MEETING FOR PROOF OF DEBTS, and the Final Examination of the Bankrupt, will be held at the Commissioners' Rooms, Commercial Buildings, Leeds, on Friday the Ninth Day if Ju'v next at Ten ?? in the Forenoon. 0 JOHN REID WAGSTAFF, Bradford, EDWARD HARPER, York, Solicitors to the Assignees. ROOM AND POWER TO BE LET. TO BE LET, ry \VO ROOMS 48 feet by ...
... Steam-ship PRINCESS VICTORIA, I JACKSON, Commander, with most commodious r :r . Accommodations for Passenger*, starts from off tht / SUNDAY MORNING, at twelve o'clock precisely, .. her passage in Eighteen to Twenty Hours. ' to the Rhine will find the way by Antwerp ' . enpeditious and agreeable route. The journey from that ] - , - eff( t'-d by mean* ofthe railroad, within twenty : fn ighl ...