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... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Dec. 27, 1844. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOSEPH CRAVEN and JOHN HARDMAN, by the names and descriptions of Joseph Craven, of Thornca, in the parish of Wakefield, in the county of York, dyer, and John Hardman, of Rochdale, in the county of Lancaster, solicitor, lately carrying on business together, at Thornes aforesaid, as dyers and copartners in trade, dealers and chapmen. ...
... Whenever the xcordslone occur sin thttepricet throughout thupaper it it to be considered at thcimperlalttoneofWbt.,and such only, no otherttone being lawful; and allpricet of neasuresrtftr the imperial avarttronly ,none other beinglawful. RICHMOND CORN Ana, 26.—Wheat, 6d to 6d ; Oats, M to 3s Od Barley, 3s 6d to 6d ; Beans, 3s 9d to 4s per bushel. We had good supply Grain our market to-day. ...
... Whenever Ihcwordstoneoccuri in these prices throughout this paper it is to be considered as the impcrialstone oflilbs.,and such only, other stone being lawful; and allprices of measuresreftr to the imperial quarteronly, none other beinglauful. LEEDS CORN MARKET, April I.—We have rather large arrivals of all Grain, except Oats, to this day's market. Wheat and Barley have met a slow demand, and, ...
... ROTAL WILLIAM, DUKE OF CORNWALL, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, DEVONSHIRE, BHANNON, ROYAL ADELAIDE, CITY OF LIHERICK, Of 700 Tons each, and 250 Hone Power, wUI alternately maintain a direct communication during the season (1845) between PLYMOUTH, j-ALMOUTU, and DUBUN, and are intended to sail (commencing on the l»th of March) from SOUTHAMPTON, on THURBDAYB, at Three o'clock p.m. for PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH ...
... or the Devil Commercial Reporter . . 3 quoting Scripture ?? 6 IdtADiNG Articles ?? 4 RaUway Intelligence ?? 6 The B«Ule of the Registr.. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE 7 s^jyxK aa ; kumu •■* E£? £2Lm?m*m. G ?JL* t^ f LDo - B8 «« I ««^ i •av SoecuUtiom. DettrncUve Plre in London; P^St ?? 4 ?? ■» Woolwich Postscript * SMperrtition in the Nortii : Local Markets ?? 4 The Scotch Poor Law Howe & District News ...
... M O NDA V anel FR I D A V ™ ovnil ' lido, lea'vini.' OSTEND ior DOVER every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, perfoiming the ...
... now placed upon V/? T ? ta tion, and performs the voyage between DOVER and ?yUhOGNE and BOULOGNE and DOVER daily, according P the tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she ■*» been proved to be very DRY and EASY in rough weather. » Hours of Departure of the Ondine from Dover. j«-riiorrow, July 5, i-p. 11, a.m. Friday, July 11, J-p. 8, p.m. jipnday, July 7. Xp. 12, noon. Sunday, July 13, ip. 3 ...
... Million— the number to b ?? r ' ; ' : ' nsand— are vi 113 Possible. rder oft*.nn R - SHELTON MACKENZIE, Secretary. ?? 01 : IHS. W K «I. « f ENGLAND CENTRAL and ?? of tbi .*•'■-■' JUNCTION RAILWAY. - The •ilSTor 7' been CHANGED to tbat of » ML \v ay ' ' ISHCH A N N ELS COX N E CTIO N Biiouij renpi! plied for . ■D Jov?L, and ENGLISH CHANNELS rqm Stolford, in Bri.lg- ?? ■ ?? the lines of the ...
... is now placed upon ( i|^i^Bftioii, and performs the voyage between DOVER and ( gyuLOGNE and BOULOGNE and DOVER daily, according {°tlie tide. Although a REMARKABLY FAST boat, she °* been proved to be very DRY and EASY iv rough weather. Bt£? r fur ther particulars apply to Mr. Richard Bushell, 26, *oud street, Dover ; or at the Boulogne and Dover Steam- ■C^ket Office, Custom House Quay, Dover. _ ...
... and FRIDAY, and »X\ ■ •'•• DOVKR every WEDNESDAY and SATUR. ■*. according to tide. Moy n , Hour of Departure from Dover. fcttri Au f.ust 25, Three, Afternoon, on the arrival of r *n. which leaves at Half-past Kb yen o'clock. ?? particulars apply to Mr. Rich. Bushell, Dover. A NTWERP, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE.— ! W J-ONDON to COLOGNE in Thirty Hours— Sea pu- C»erf i Veu H,mrs only.— The ...
... NORTH AMERICAN *OVAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS will leave LIVERPOOL ence every Month as under, viz. ;— . ...
... e , of ?? P pr pupils of r ll9 « 'the ?? (l °n School, who I from thence to b 1 . from i.'^sities ; a gift peculi ing to this ?? prte ,^ cin £^signed to . I riumph of toS* f «nSl! ♦* 2 the removal of those civil disabilities 2°*« ?? to her Majesty 6 Jewish subjects, and n account of the truly liberal and philan- S*finlii,. *I* w - has expressed his desire liable to I from his generosity ...