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queneeof the unpar.lleled durst.on and lnten.it, of the ?? My ' U^^ta^ oi tne country. At this season of the
... vsar as «,i, .. h which will be ?? n ? I • dd '°» to eight millions, week The h „ P y B to the PUbUc in the «>«»« of nex &tusr__i__. i,m * bM reac,,ed w«s •v 1811 • wh^ !k ? n>e Pen ° d iD JB42 ' ?? 4 063 000/. nft^n mil^, v C ' ?? ?? millions, agam notTL: fSU. l tW ° P h reCediD « »— I*• 6 e»e;*?bank to ?? bei- k,ngdom - however, has not Increa^d, o.mg to were be.r.g , contraction in that ...
real life, more extraordinary than any he (the learned judge) , had ever read. Sh. became acquainted with the Duke
... of Bourbon, from whom the obtained the large property which had now to be distributed. The facts and documents were so t trone and so clear, thst he had no doubt that the parties were the legitimate brother and sitter of the late Baroness de Feucheret ; and though she had gone by the name of Dawet, there had been no family in the lile of Wight of that rj.mt. He had no hesitation in presuming ...
⢠StS dut r oas t T ' Vhig ' t0 TOTlet > ,r ° m * re P«'to« they
... could no, do lith « «!_?_*» ta - d «- -M understand a Jlrfc.!.! £* . * yat a - bUt the y could - mera and iZZZ^JnI, ...
South Hants Infirmary r £ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the hi S? fi NORS ° f i he >
... will b- rwe^o'ctock™' 00^ 0^ n «'. **• 'th. at C S. FANSHAW. M A > Wj_BULLA_R^M p. \ Hon. Sees. TVTo?°.^ ampt ° n Dook Company. ]\CniCE IS HEREBY GIVEN — MEETING l of C tt h ' Half - Y «rly GENERAL suant to the Lt ft f Tn oPnetorS wUI te ho'den (pur- Orficw. No 19 v;l Incorpo t,oo > a ' «he Company's day.The 28th Feh? tho P , « ,te Wi *in, London, on TuL by roution hut hi . -t? pre Bent ...
Total Loaa oe i he George M'Leod Induhan. —Another fine Indiaman, named the George M'Leod. with a valuable cargo of
... rum and 3,700 bags of sugar onboard ■7. ?? th - B,ornln « of s -»o-T *»••-, by running upon • hard sand bank on the cmutof SeotUnd, in theSolwi, £.th ».th.n a few m.les southward of Southernew. A most rti rn.rkab„ circumttanc .tuche. to the low of the vessel to oonoection w.th the ?? RelUnce, Conqueror saTiwZ ?? k, , occttr ?? *ithin eight and forty houn of the ?? George M'Leod w« comm.nded ...
wiih it. However, in the absence of any will, she took possession of the property and lised in the enjoyment
... o .LT ?? , __ e -* Ua,e - Her -°--c«oce. it is sup- posed troubled her occasionally, sod she dropped hints that no one could punish another (or making away Tlso he: fl , / rO, led _ t * ere not °«.ro»ed ••' she was k 1. _ L ,0 J ' ,hat lne law could not touch her 11 ?? l __r Wi iD h h ?? , »coffio. These re «,T_. T ?? c °-»--'««ed to her husband's how ?? I- de,ern>,n * d «o take ...
Morde* Twenty-six Years Aoo.— A moat dating and revolting murder was committed in broad day-light between half ..
... o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, lhe 26th of April, 1817, at the house of Mr. Littlewood, grocer, who resided at Pendle- ton, Man'hester. The victims were Mrs. Margaret Marsden, ihe housekeeper, aged 75, and Hannah Partington, the servant, a very fine yoong woman, aged 20. Ihe object ol ihe perpetrators of this foul deed was Jobbery, for it was found that upwaids of 160/. princi- pally m ...
MONDAY'S & TUESDAY'S POSTS. THE PORTUGUESE TARIFF T^'^d'f 111 ' Wblch arri ™d at' Falmouth would a ' H °
... rd d « W '^ haJ . to break otL ' ?? ' nrt '««°n. from England Brius^o' ** j* 00 for the tariff convention T the *on?'V T ™°\ BOt bein « »P°«* to accept the .as, SSs^yrL-* t lorn forther t,roe ,n the ' ° '* to h«ve aotieipated this result. MONDAY, February 27, 1843. The Meniteur of Friday contains several royal ordinance, authorising the •subhshmeoi of savings batiks, of a Dew ...
CLARENDON HOTEL I n™.» (LATE PULLINGERS'), u R a N A RD ST REET, SOUTHAMPTON. QHARLES STATES begs to announce
... «,„„ the ? übli ?? * h »* he has completed the rarangements of the above Hotel, which will now bl DATION LETE Wl ™ Ev£rY ACCOMMo! R«d! PaGi ? US ?, OFFEE ROOM is now opened, and Gent emen travelling by Railway ma, rel, Spun every T. tK> ° ™ -^ Wlll conduce t0 comfort. the Rai wa L v A T REND ° N > \? iD * the ™™* Hotel to me uailwa, Terminus and Southampton Docks and to°r ; g esn°e U c S tL 0 ...
CLARENDON HOTEL vsn«». (LATE PULLINGERS'), Cu R a N « * R R« STREET . SOUTHAMPTON. HARLES STATES begs to
... announce to the Public, that he has completed the rarangements of the above Hotel, which will now be DATION E TH EVERY ACCOMMO * A Spacious COFFEE ROOM is now opened, and Gent emen travelling by Railway may rely upon every at, £ tl0 t n £hich will conduce to their comfort. The CLA RENDON » being the nearest Hoiel to tne naiiway lerrainus and Southampton Docks, and contiguous to the Pier and ...
CLARENDON HOTEL (LATE PULLINGERS'), C, E , R . N^ RD STR EET, SOUTHAMPTON. HARLES STATES begs to announc. r,
... „ t0 the * ?? > tott he has completed th. ratangements of the above Hotel, which will now b. DATION PLETE WITH EVERY ACCOMMO A Spacious COFFEE ROOM is now opened, anc Gent emen travelling by Railway may rely upon even attention winch will conduced their comfort, vi v CLARENDON being the nearest Hotel tt trie Kaiiway lerrainus and Southampton Docks ant contiguous to the Pier and Custom House ; ...