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... FOR PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF THE POOR THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH, THROUGHOUT ENGLAND AND WALES. A special meeting of the committee took place on Wednesday, the July, his Grace the Archbishop of (Canterbury, President of the Society, in the chair. Present; his Grace the Archbishop of Vork ; the Lords Bishops London, Bangor, Gloucester and Bristol, Salisbury, and Chichester; ...
... ». lllrt _ y Guineas, and One Guinea Steward's Fee. Fare ?? , w York ' ° ne Hundred Dollars, and Five Dollar* Uds Fee. She i.s intended to sail for NEW YORK FBOH | FROM NKW YORK I'OB MVKitrooL. LivKurooi,. oaturday, September 2::. Thursday, August 31. p Thursday, October 10. I Hn t' F re ?? t * '>r Passage, apply at Bristol, to Capt. CI ixton, ieet; London, T. M. ■ ■ ince '.s-street. Bank; [ ...
... fast and elegant STEAM-SHIPS will leave for CALAIS as follow:— Saturday, «yh, at 12, Noon; Sunday, 10th, at 10 Morning; 12th, at 3 »•»»• ; Hth, at 2. Offices, 37, Regent Circus, and 69, Lombard-street. EAST INDIA HOUSE, September 6, 1843. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE— . That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be geld -it their house in Leadenhall ...
... a l Reporter . 2 Halifax 8 Com ' n stfiuoence- Huddenfidd ?? 8 Dom'- 11 ' ?? 2 Great Free Trade De- E lr ?? 2 monstration in Liverpool 6 W« !eS * ?? 3 Extraordinary Attempt at Scntlana • . . 3 , Murder 6 h ...
... and 17th of each month, conveying ' foi Mexiao, South America. &c. The fares have been ■ ,; „,: may be ascertained, wiih all other particulars, by i personal application, at the Company's Office, 5., M»or- ii here berths may be secured as heietofore, and parcels Ml. These steam-ships no longer touch at either Corunna E. CHAPPELL. Secretary. KOTTERDAM and the RHINE.— The Ge- peraJ (steam ...
... One Guinea Steward's Fee.in place ot___H |»_rrJl ci ght Guineas and One Guinea. J* , I JAM from LIVERPOOL to BOSTON, calling fivoo'' u™tS A - i -IFAX to land Her Majesty's Mails and Passen- _ilt lit ...
... T B.OCKTOI.OKTEE.. ■■v-^sSg^um' that the y h r* -_FG W inf ° !S orient Season, a large supply of B>SJftBfiS FOR HOGS. ?? 3 - ?? TTofthe Duke of Cambridge. ?? W^tSnRED PHIZES, VALUE -T* H L!S V'v FOR OCTOBER 25th next.- ?? once to tbe amount of Subscnp- -3 _£&^l__rite_-E__h Guinea subscribed ?? ,Bfl ?? Boys prntseller to the Royal T> T rE SB* and 221. Regent Street. t ?? Ool tl Ripon j J ...
... „,esT ?? ?? ?? SO MUCII ADMIRED AND RECOM- ?? ?? t ?? GENTLEMEN OF TIIE FACULTY OF ?? 8 ' SAoN. AND EDINBURGH. (Mills. LOA' Tllt>MA _. have the honour of announcing to the Mr and > |'»- * „f Leeds and its Vicinity, that the Duties of v .eity ami >' b e ?? ed in Dancing. Exercises, Deportment ?? ,r Cla-.*s B t iq uelte observed in polite Assemblies, at their > !ti ?? i'm* COMMERCIAL ...
... Advertising It? toT ?? ?? ?? WHEAT. . uaeoto b, uken on the 7ih Sept.i» POSTPONED. JOHN CARTER, — —-~ Capuin Superintendent. ' Arr ?? NOTICE. Ao^/it^ 8 ha * n & *°y CLAIM AMOS WE^fa£ D of°, Eflecteof Mr. Wilts, Felmonier ...
... the 2d and 17th of each month, convejin? | .„..iger_ for Mexico. 6outh America, B_c. The fare, have been 1 ?? f _uc_d, and may be ascertained, with all other particulars, by nritten or personal application, at the Company's Office, 5., Moor- ?? where berths may be secured as heretofore, and parcels booked. N.B. These steam-ships no longer touch at eith-r Corunna or Falmouth. E. CHAPPELL, ...
... 2d and 1 ,th ol each month, conveying . ?? Mexico, feuuth America, &c. The fares have been „ .j. c, and may be ascertained, with afl other particular, by wr;!t , D or personal applicaucn, at the Company's Office 5> Moor- whwe berths maybe secured as heretofore, and'parccls - ?? N.B. These steam-ships no longer touch at either Corunna . Krimouth. E-CHAPPELL, Secretary. a NTWERP, BRUSSELS, and ...
... sitting of the Board of Di- meters since a letter from Lord Petre appeared in the yjc prints, that letter has been carefully perused by the ?? . ,nd I am requested by them, as their Chairman, to â¢^unicste to you the observations they have to make. ifben s matter between his Lordship and the Company ¦ confessed!* one of legal inquiry, and actually before the Court of Chancery, it seems to ...