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... ne J ,h» Doited Kingdom of Great ,! '* »*■''?' rive Notice, that on THURSDAY I ?? »'* lif eb) ?? ;. ir he re ady to treat with such '',. l loC ). „__ct lor supplying and delivering 'I ?? ' 'sw-rs at DeptforS the undermen- • ?? rtuallis. - Gals- When tobe delivered. . . X , ( Half in three ?? of the Bnti so j , veek and the A& ir .i p9t . , „ >100,UO(K remainder in , ?? tp roduce three ...

... ■ • the WEST INDIES, VENEZUELA, NEW CARiapA .including the ISTHMUS of PANAMA), NI- •'ATANv.i? GUATEMALA, HONDURAS, MEXICO. Kewami S ?? the BAHAMAS. BERMUDA, &c ««i Koduced Freights of Packages and Parcels :- s%'£«!** un,,OT ? per Package. £ b ...

... (Be/ore Sir James Wigram, V.C. LUND V, BLANSHABD. Mr. Walker and Mr. Wood opened the demurrer of the London and Westminster Hank in this cause, in which the bill isbrought some of tbe shaieholders of the Yorkshire Agricultural and I Commercial Banking Company, to restrain proceedings on a judgment for £50,000, and to impeach various transactions and bave accounts taken. The argument will be ...

... (From the Standard Thursday.) The Calcutta Mail has reached us, by which we are placed in possession of papers from India of the 17th of September, and from China of the 29th July. Everything seems to augur well for the administration of his Excellency Sir Henry Hardinge. He has made no promises, but is quietly looking about, and leaving the people discover by his acts, as they shall develop ...

... book Passengers, via U*Cu- H- a^ n c POrtS f From 6uex. WT- Kr oni Southampton- j Bentin( . ki on or about Dec> . P, reniber • _ p-^ns 0 f \\ le steamers, and to secure c [ecol P :is h peninsular and Oriental Bteara Navigation X ?? spP l - r,c, Mary-Axe, Loudon; and 57, High-street, ji* ■' , . iliice.-, •>! ...

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... been a short time at „ would lie preferred. ?? Pri« 9*. each, the jßwwf and Second Volumes of HISTORY OF LITERATURE; ■n«r Language. Writing. Letters among the \ , : the Rise and Progress of Greek and in Poetry, the Drama, History, Phi- , r.i. ■ , lence, to the age of Augustus ; also, a -, ?? if Seieiiee and the Fine Arts. By Sir v.\! xi D . author of The Epitome of the • :„r •'. The Guide ...

... to '^ve LONDON for— nes,i ?? i S G J ' ' noTT R K I)A M . and OS TEN D-E very Wed- H als£ *&*»* Mdrfttng. EH,t\, ?? fr ' mi St Katharine's Wharf— Every Sunday, at AnVu'p' lll^ ThurJi ?? fro,n Brunswick Pier, Blackwall — Every ur.so.ay, at Ten Morning. ROITT cte' ui*^ Lon ...

... that he has resumed the DRAPERY | ■R \DE on the Premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jxo. ti i It will be his endeavour so to conduct his J Business a* to deserve the confidence so long reposed in : tbe'late firm of Owen and Soxs. Having just returned romthe various Markets, the Stock is entire y New. and j consist- of the usual variety of useful Goods belonging to , the Trade Joseph Ovren is ...

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