... Gransmoor i r, as' Ann George, Burghwallls Leak John Foster, Wassand in lst~ Bell Williiam, Bilodalo and SeiatonI -kt Boswicit Samuel, Scrirborough Loe William, Cherry Bur-ton se, Il Biglaisd John Breoxhrlan Lumley John, Longtofit ut ?? Brand Wm.., A~eslorton ...

... COBOURG~-STRtEUT. EXCELLENT fTOUEIOI FRIURE. GLASS, 'CHINA. CnIINLIIY GLASS, KiCECIIEN UTENSILS, AND OTHER EFFhCTS. a Mr. JOHN HIRPi'ER bag received instructions from the ?? of the ltae Mr. JOHNc DixoN', 29, COBOURG-StTltEET' to SSLa,L BYt AUClIIO.N ...

... Touter Croft andBurling-Houie. jmmediately 'adjioning, and I now in the Occupations of Messrs. Samuel Sugden, John Has'- graves, and Johns Barnes. Lot 2. All those~ FOUR COTTAGES or Dwelling-Housges, with the Piece or Parcel of BUILDING LAND adjoining ...

... altile armnywore a'd-ve'rse toait, 'including -officiare of great-prao- -1 tl-teal knowledge and taxperteuce. d- The Earl of CARDIGAN, alttl~ough hitre'luctantly oppt ned a, ti -bill involving the interests of. the atrmy, which.wass supported- odl by the ...

... e~Xo. 27, Idoorgate-Strect, or, any'ef the Company's Ageitst. AGENTS. ' -~ ?? Mr. JOHN POTTER, Sharebrokel'. BjAbeoRti a - EVr. John fisdersou, Mercheult. -CA~rLrSLR'. ?? John Ir'ving, Grocer. Do,1tX9TEn..MAr. IV. L~ Moffar, Archilebt. SHALIF s . Mr. Wmn ...

... the Trustts thoreisstnsentioned, -for-the Bane- are flil'of cbs Creditors of the 'said John Harrison ; and tisat the ear I;said Isssesrture~was execute d-bythe said John.Harrison, en - the acid Frsrt-'Day ofJune,. anid:by thesaid itonismin firlggs div Poppiewilt ...

... Grea t Morton Lane. Little Horton Lian, Bowling thres r Lare, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane. iWaeley, Shelf, Stone Table, The Cardigan Arms Inn, on tire Leeds Side thereof, and the Li Bar or Chain across tire Highniay leading to Darley arid Reevy, AlI ,will be ...

... ' 1-osi.W. 5. Lascelles I10 0 J . P.IWesthead ?? I 0'0 0 abt ?? Pearson ?? 10 0Am Lsaicaster . ?? T. D'E~'ncourt ?? 0'0 Arms Lacate ?? Gregsoss ?? 10 0Bn ?? ' ' ?? ?? 0Ba ?? Bowles .0..1.0.B.lfa Leeds ?? V. ?? 0 10Carlo 0 J . CT. ?? 1 0 0 .arri, 0 ...

... lihaerali Park, the larish of AdWkI-irs''dwfii1:-huon. Dearne; -. A'rksey,' -Arm- lid n. Fewetone (except the Towvnship of Thruscross); the Pariah thorpe, Bl y Bo ?? ' arm rbdsirBr- ~ of uieety, leospi he Tons ipof I~rel'rtli), and the Cniy' -ctoi ' ...

... Injustice and inability to pay. Mr. Ford, the at : town clerk of Dublin, strongly advocated payment, to aid, of ki DW csnses, Mr. John O'Connell. The Master of the Mint was a subject ni 'D of strong censure, for havingserved some ejeetmente on his property ...

... from Morning. at Ialf-past Ten, by the Rev. JoHN LOMAS, London' lvenling, at Six, by the Rev. GEORGE MAUNDER, trm~~fied.INOXFORD-PLACE CHAPEL. 5 t ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? SI8 Morning, at lialf-past Tron, by the Rev. JOHN LEIFHLS sets from London, Afternoon, at Half-past ...

... Imaginable question of policy whichr may' Ire bsecoriftiar be submitted to' the Legielalure; 'Tht first demnsootration S1 ale.Mr. John O'Connellas own) came off ts-day at two o'clockir ts he roe Roam Jitunda'. The pillar'-si m, in which it was Veld,-waooCrowedod ...