INSOLVENTS
... Dover, mariner—Dover Cox William, of Aberystruth, out of business—Cardigan Cunningham John, of St. Johns-wood, out of business —Debtors' Prison Davies John, of Cacender, farmer—Cardigan Davison Robert Timothy, of Chatham, out of ...
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CONSERVATIVES,
... against the fury of an armed mob, &c. Cambridge University, Feb. f. Smith's Prises. —(From our own Correspoudent.)—Ou Saturday last these prises were adjudged to Mr. Cayley, of Trinity, the senior, arid Mr. Simpson, of St. John's, the ascend, wrangler ...
Bankrupts
... Kendal butter at of dealers-John Eley and Edward Eewitt, of Tooley-strett. lady Southwark, commission agents-John Benjamin Heath. John Furse, and John Williams Furse, of Old Jesrr, mnerchants (so far as regards John Williams FursolJohn ...
Bankrupts, &c
... WELLS John Deane, George-street, lion agent: Feb 17, March 15, at the Court of Bankruptcy Sol Mr Heald, Austin-friars-Pet Wm Church, row, Llmehouse, esq Fiat dated J»n 27 INSOLVENTS. HL'NNYBCN James, ironmonger LK NARD John Samuel, Norfolk Arms, Half ...
MARKETS OF COLONIAL PRODUCE
... ARTHUR John and David Arthur, both of Neath. In the countjr of Glamorgan. Iron niast4-rs and coal merchants, d. «• tosur. bet). IH. and March 11. 11. at the Kush Inn. >wansea—tsoU. 1 Egan and to.. Essex street.—Pet cr. David Duvne. Esq.. I Cardigan. HAKNARD ...
Cltrimtentlig of fleas Prince of The great ceremony, for which long preparation has been made, was u ty ..
... the Earl of Cardigan. thc Earl of Ripon, the Earl of Aberdeen. the Duke of Newcastle. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, Sir henry hardier., lord the Earl of Lincoln, lord illoughhy D'Eresby, the Mice of Hamilton, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir John Alnedotiald ...
KING OP PRUSSIA
... indisposition. On Friday morning his Msjesty attended review of Hussars, or Pnoce Albert's Own, commanded Colonel, the Eerl of Cardigan, in the Home Park. Some splendid msomuvring took place, sod her Msjesty, Prince, sod King of Prussia were pleaseu to express ...
Wales,. who appeared to be a remarkably floe boy, and behaved with moat princely decorum. says the 7'nes, ..
... 13uckhounds, the Earl of Roselyn; the Privy Purse, Major General Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H. ; the Captain of the Gentlemen•at. Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the 1 comet, of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord in Waiting. Marquis of Ormonde ; the ...
WINDSOR
... seals with impressions—one a dolphin, J. F.; another, with arms and motto In Deo confido another, initials in Old English, J. F. Memento mori; another small seal, a Temple; another, with arms and motto. Fonr seals, mounted in brass, fine impressions—one ...
COURT CIRCULAR,
... Houm of Lords, the Lord Chancellor attended by the Sergeant Arms, and preceded his pur^e-bearer and aerretaries, and Sir Augustas Clifford, gentleman usher the Black Rod, and folluwid Mr. John William lUrrh, clark-MrajNtanf of tin- Purliameut. His lordship ...
H. 11. If. THE PRINCE Tl«* ordinal ily
... and the Lincoln • »hle manner. • Prince Albert . j TtJ of the Round Tower, overlooking the gr j Serjeant-at-arms. The Sword of Serjeant-at-arms. In addition to the brilliant illumination caused by sucfli where the Royal carriages were ordered to The Lord ...
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
... and Crura aton. Church court. Old Jewry and Mr. Hoyle, Newcastle upon true. Flat dated Jan SO—Pet Cr John Thenisre Hoyle, Newcastle upon Tyne, gent. JOHN ARTHUR and DAVID ARTHUR, both Neath, In the county uf Glamorgan, ironmasters and oonl merchants, dealers ...