... or seven years, the Bth «- a » u * nol -ty °' their second act of parliament, passed Iheint, ay ' 1845 > at the rato of five per cent, per annum. the is* nri wi be paid half-yearly, on the lst of January, and Bgay p r sy J u ?? in London, or elsewhere, as the parties lending Which th * ender s, stating the amount and term of years for Count,:,, ? mone y is proposed to be lent, to be ...

... VOTES OBJECTED TO are requested to apply to any of the under-mentioned Agents of the Society, in order that dieir Claims may be sup- ported at the Courts for the Revision of the Lists in the di_er- eut Districts. Billericay Mr. COLLIN. Brentwood - Chelmsford — X^sX Maldox - .w.Vnf Rochkord - SWAIKE. Romford - &UFTOK Stratford — D\L BE. Waltham Abbey — JESSOPP. ESSEX (to llit j. xotice 1* ii ...

... FROMFRI DAY'S GA.ZETTE, Aug. 14, 1846. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. F. DAY A T. E. DEACON, Hemel Hempstead,common J. SOLOMON, Exeter, outfitter BANKRUPTS. JOSEPH BARTER BLOOMFIELD, jun., Poole, chemist, to sur. Aug.2B, at 2, Sept. 25, at balf-past 2, at the Bankrupts'court. Sol Mr Knight, street; official assignee, Mr Whitmore, street. Fiat dated Aug. 12—Bankrupt's own petition FRANCIS and JAMES ...

... are informed that the Inspectors for Lighting the Town of Padiham are prepared to receive Tenders for the above named Articles, on before the Third day of September next, the Lettiug will take place, the Town’s Burnley Road, Padiham, at Two o’clock in the AJwnoon. A pattern of the Gas Lamps will be ready for inspection on and after Friday, the 28th instant, on application to Mr. BRAMLET, at ...

... ' I- —TL. Peninsular and Oriental st-ain 1 k PASSENGERS ?? and ; . . 1 ye P rt- by '.hen Steamer-, starting from • t and from - „ / on or übout lhe ?? of every . .; passage uiotiey, plans of the steamers, and li, . ?? p; y ?? the Company's Office-, ..1, St. Mary-axe, | liM ' ITALY, FIX)RENCE, ROME,' -k I-. x — Ti.. P.-niii-uUr aud Oriental -team Naviga- :. announce that tit. : j new ...

... WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY have much satisfaction in taking the earliest opportunity of informing their Proprietors that, notwithstanding their failure in Standing Orders, they have succeeded in securing for them a Share in the NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, and HERE- FORD LINE, which has obtained the sanctic ; of Parliament, and which embraces nearly two-thirds of the district included in the Great ...

... T ? AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM- BK-RIA in* LIVERPOOLtwice every month as under:— KSNIi-Vn*-- c - H. E. JUDKINS, Friday, Sept 4. i , 'Upt. ALEX. RYRIE, Saturday, Sept. 19. _>,„. „ rt ?? Ca Pt. E. G. LOTT, Sunday, Oct. 4. Cl»i_h„ a J n _ Provisions, to Halifax or Boston, 38 trul- V' e *aiS??7 r es or l i( l vo rB, which can be obtained on i-f-*4«?_»^, e ' one Ruiuea. Dogs charged bl. each. Bj_' ...

... Vessels, ROYAL WILLIAM, DUKE OF CORNWALL DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, DEVONSHIRE, SHANNON ROYAL ADELAIDE, CITY OF LIMERICK, 700 Tons each, and 250 Horse Power, will alternately maintain a direct communication during the season (1846) between PLYMOUTH KALMOUTH, and DUBLIN, and are Intended to sail from SOUTHAMPTON EVERY THURSDAY, at Three o'clock p.m. in time for passengers to join by the fast railway ...

... that their new Steam-ship the i nI. IV L, b.ul; and fitted up .-xurcssly for this .. .. ?? mptoi, on WEDNESDAY, the :':ith of , ;.„ ?? L-.rb.ori.. CivilaYeechia, and Naples; . . ?? ?? i ; -I.) will d-patch a steamer regularly rv n ?? to those port*. Families travelling • i.ii c r.i- rout, exp, uous, economical, and n.teri--- ?? -.r-t-dass pass.-ng. rs. servants, horses, and ear- : i ir. ...

... new Steam-ship the iil.H'J., hui.t and htted up expressly for this ?? Southampton on WEDNESDAY, the 30th of ?? i. .1 Genoa leghorn. Civita Vecchia. and Naples : .: • the Company will despatch a steamer regularly v rv month to those ports. Families travelling : ti.i- mute . xpe.litiou-, economical, and interest- l •-. ?? passengers, servant-, hor-e,, aud car- ?? ?? parcels, may be had on ...

... by the Bey. W. TAIT, M.A., Incumbent of Trinity Church, Wakefield ; la tbe Morning at St. James's Church ; in the Afternoon at j* jjoor ; and in the Evening at Christ Church. Also, in the Morning, by the Rev. G. HODGSON, M.A., Vicar of Skelton, it St Paul's Church, Buttershaw, and in the Afternoon at * ' Thornton. THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Exchange jtoom, on Monday Evening, August ...

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