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... and the RHINE, t\ from St. Katharine's Wharf, Tower. * The Antwerp 00m- ?? most powerful, splendid, and favourite .team-ship ANT- ?? KN. THOMAS JACKSON, Commander, leaves tht above lv hsrf -very Sunday Morning, at Tea o'Clock, Returning frem i _erp every Wednesday, at Eleven. i ?? rriages and Horaet may be sent to ths Wharf ap te one hour i , ?? th' time . f starting . i or Fn-igat apply to ...
... CaEßCTueas, 7, & 8, New-street. Lancaster, Jan. 27th, 1843. fS^ MONEY TO LEND. f^OOO R EADY to be advanced on Mortgage. cVAVVV Apply to Mr. W. Dunn, Solicitor. Lancaster, February 2d, 1843. y^ TO BE LET, FROM ONE TO SEVEN YEARS, ' BEAUMONT HALL, One Mile from Lancaster, on _ the Burton road, in a most dry and healthy situation, containing Two Rooms on tbe ground floor, besides Two Kitchens, ...
... 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 ...
... in Penny-street formerly occupied by the Lancaster Banking tympany, where he intends to crry on the Wholesale, and Retail Ma-d and Flour Tr.de. and General Grocery Busi- ness, and hopes by supplying his friends with a good article tat reasonable prices to merit a share of their orders. 133 Penny-street. ( Lancaster, January 26th, 1843. f TO BE LET, ~ And Entered upon Immediately, A GOOD ...
... signed, I hereby convene a MEETING of the Clergy, to be held at Colchester Castle, on MONDAY, 27th inst., at Twelve o'clock precisely, for the purpose of considering the propriety of Petitioning both Houses of Parliament to repeal eo much of an Act passed in the 6th and 7th years of the reign of His late Majesty as proposes to unite in one Bishopric tbe Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. And I give ...
... my letter the inst. As honest public journalist vol may iiave afforded some consolation to your agricultural readers by expressing your opinion that a permanent reduction prices was not intended those who gave their sanction and support the late alteration iu the laws which regulate tin importation of foreign corn and cattle. Vet there can bu few who are without their fears that profitless ...
... Brunswick Pier, Blackwall, at a Quarter to Ten, by those celebrated and fast packets, the CITY ef CANTERBURY or RED ROVER.— N.B. Fast coashes leave Heme Bay, at reduced fare*, for Canterbury and Dover, immediately on the arrival of the packet. Offices— ll3, Fenchurch-street, and at ]«ndon-bridge Wharf. NO RTHE RN Tand EASTERN RAILWAY. The holders of Scrip Certificates are hereby reminded, that ...
... i y.IN CE, having several private state eabint fbr families, and whose t unrivalled accommodations and superior speed are well known, f I„,™ Brown's Wharf, adjoining the West India Dock Tavern, as r follow :— I Th« CLARENCE, next Saturday, at Ten Evening. r Tbe LEITH. Saturday, March 4. ' And every Saturday and alternate Wednesday Evening. To sesure berths, tc, apply at No. 68, Lombard-street ...
... . 2 shire coast ?? 4 Domestic Ivtbiligenck — Wool Markets, &c. . . 5 Fnrland 2 District Intelligence — ScSand 2 Bradford . Ireland 2 Marriages and Deaths . 5 Miscellaneous ?? 2 Board of Guardians . . 6 Commercial . - - • 2 General Meeting of the Imperial Parliament— Subscribers to the In- The Queen's Speech— firmary 6 The Address-Notices Yorkshire District Bank 6 of Motion — Poor Court House ? ...
... LONDON, WEDNESDAY , FEB. 22, 1843. renort prevails Paris that change of Ministry i- about to take place, and that Count Mole will r t the head of the Administration. Count Mole, Marshal Sebastialii, and Count Salvandy, remained closeted with the King during three hours edne\f'l)onatien Marquis, the opposition candidate , Beauvais, was returned on .06, obtained by M. Didelot, the comlntteetf ...
... Steam-ship ANT- WF.RPRN. THOMAS JACKSON. Commander, leaves the above Wnarf every Sunday Morning, at Ten o'Clock, Returning from An;iverpeveryAV#dne*day, at Eleven. Carriages anil Horace may be sent to the Wharf up to one hour !,;[i— c the time ...
... neighbourhood, that he has taken the very extensive Coal/Canal, SUck, and Cinder Establish- ment, at the Lancaster Railway Station, whicb has,, up to the present time, been carried on by Mr. Wise. ' Mr. D. further desires to inform the public that the Coals, &c, will be supplied from his own Collieries, and having made an arrangement with Mr. Habgbbavss, he is enabled to convey the Coal to ...