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... IMPORTANT NEWS. express anticipation of the overland mail brings intel-1 of high interest. Sir Charles Napier gained most important victorv on the of March, near the river Tulla-lie, and thus defeated the last efforts of the Ameers, who during years have ruled the fertile districts along the Indus. highly gratifying to find that the Scindians are anxious for British rule, and are almost ...
... Thirty Guineas, and One Guinea Steward's Fee. Fare from New York, One Hundred Dollars, .and Five Dollars 'd's Fee. - She is intended to sail for NEW YORK, I 1813 :— -'ROM -ROM NKW yoftlC 101 l LTTKaPOOL. ?? i iv Kit i' ...
... :— Commercial Reporter . . 2 Bradford Sessions . . 5 Domestic Intelligence— Board of Guardians . . 6 England 2 Meeting of Subscribers Scotland 2 to the Infirmary . . 6 Ireland 2 Mysterious Affair— Man Miscellaneous. ?? 3 Found 6 p_w i.ventabv— Bradford Court-House 6 Irish -rms Bill, Factory Halifax, Keighley, Ha- Bill, Canadian Corn * orti * 7 Bill, &c. &c. . . . 3-4 Rupture in the Scottish ...
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... JL ment, no less than its friends and supporters, are respectfully invited to attend at the School Room, on Thursday Morn ink, the 15th instant, precisely at Ten o'clock, when the Young Gentlemen will recite va- rious Pieces, carefully selected from the most approved English, Latin, and French Authors. Specimens of Writing, Drawing, Mapping, &c, will be exhibited. Mr. Barwis has great pleasure ...
... * Commander, leaves the above Wharf every SUNDAY 'o'Clock Noon, returning from ANTWERP every WED- DAY, at 1 ?? Afternoon. friages and horses may be sent to the Wharf up to one hour te the time of starting. t Freight apply to the London agents, Messrs. Lightly and »n, and to secure berths, at the Offices, 123, Fenchurch- t, and 44, Regent-street, Piccadilly. ONDON and BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY.— ...
... at the Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, the Twenty- (erenth day of June instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, and the following Days, agreeably to the plan after mentioned (that is to say) :— On TUESDAY the Oaths of Qualification will be ad- ministered to such Persons as may he desirous of taking them. On the same day, at Twelve o'clock, the Business relating to the Assessment, ...
... June - - ?? Alton il , HbREBY GIVEN,- ready to «£,* . tSSJV' the ?? ?? . * ?? 1 » for I*soo , iT t^ h^^T per bushel, overweieht i. ' 1 ...
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... take out the Mails of the 16th of JUNE. The DEE will leave SOUTHAMPTON on that day. at One p.m., and proceed direct to Falmouth, where she will receive the Mails, and depart on her outward voyage on the 18th of June, calling to land or embark passengers at Madeira, whence she pro- ceeds to Barbadoes, Grenada, and Trinidad, instead of going to St. Thomas, as heretofore. Passengers, parcels, and ...
... COMPANY bsve determined to con- I * R r ttle snd Implements of Hushandry intend ...
... parliament to reject the Educational Clauses of Sir James Graham's FACTORIES BILL: — Thos. Branson j osa . Bloom Meggitt A. J. Knight John Parkin Edward Smith David Johnson Win. Fisher Wm. Fawley John Wilson John Hall G. P. Naylor Cowen and Dixon Wm. Hargreaves Richd. T. Taylor Samuel Jackson John Greaves Alexander Bell Thomas Oates Thomas Smith Thomas Birks R. S. Bayley Frederick Stones Wm. ...