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... invaluable instrument Mr. Julius Jeffrey's REsPIK A T O R . Prices from ss. t X- l&- Testimonials as to tt.o utility of the liistrunieut may te seen on application to the Ag ...
... Deputy Chairman. Thomas Barm wall, Esq. Jonathan Hopkinaon, Esq. William Beresford, Esq., M.P. Edward Oxenford, Esq. Willia* Sprott Boyd, Esq. John Savage, Bsq. W. R. Collett, Esq., M.P. li Thompson, Esq. Edward Cotton, Esq. Joseph Underwood, Esq. James A. Douglass, Esq. Mr. ALFRED R. CUTBILL. Solicitous. — Messrs. Amory, Sewell, and Moores; and Messrs. Norris and Sons. Accounts of parties ...
... place iv the MUSIC HALL, on Thubsdav. Jan. fith, 18-iA Dancing to commence at Nine o'Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, 65.; Ladies', 45., (including Tea nnd Coffee,) and may be had at Mr. Dawson's Music raloon, Norfolk str.et; or at Mr. Be__u_E*B Residence, 806, .-hale.- niO'-i. Mr S.s full and efficient QUADRILLE BAND will be ! a ?? n. GRAND BAI_J.~ AS EXC ELL .-.NT _-bi;RIHF.\T OF WHITE BXD GLOVES ...
... windows iv th union workhouse. Minehead. This act of treason appeal from the abetical calendar, but of course the criminal' name Albert The same play upon names ha often occurred before, and the Liverpool Clironiek gives th Mowing to amuse its young readers : —Judge Doddridge, st Huntingdon ass s. 1819, reproved the Sl.eritl for haying returned persons on the jnry who were not of sufficient ...
... Arrival of the Mail »t each place : — BRITISH PACKET— DOVER to BOULOGNE, every Night, a FRENCH PACKET— DOVER to CALAIS, every Afternoon, PACKET— BOULOGNE to DOVER, every Morning, at 4 FRENCH PACKET— CALAIS to DOVER, every Afternoon, at 9.50. _ COUTH-EASTERN RAILW AY. — ACCELERA- -15 TION of MAIL TRAINS. — In pursuance of instructions -eeeived from the Postmaster General, the 8.30 p.m. Down ...
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... Course of Education is on a jyir with that of the highest Public Schools, andat titesame m , the Schboi Tbeh^p^riwctiy Prints, »>*««»2_2 id lis* 1 — M . ,» ,1 rdfn fuat. f _-_hl ß ?? ?? aO MIU TjaaTjll f IFoaUan. «- ?? » ?? front torms, he, appl, rto Dr. Iptn. ?? TUENHKI? BOAP, Btmeen Tadcaster Bridge and Hob Moor Lane Mad. NOTICE IS HPRHBX OlVENrthat a MEETING of the TRUSTEES will be held ...
... 1 i.in.rii. CiviLa Vecchia, and Naples. The Pc- I .mental Steam Navigation Company's steam ship ■ ?? C. F. Esrne), will start from Southampton on i-y l.j. ?? Two p.m.. for the above ports. This yes- • ■j-,1 expressly for first-class passengers and their li,i-e> and carriages takes on deck. Private cabins llt .(j by early application. Rates of passage and plan? tie obtained at the Company's ...
... of , r i per cent, per annum for tho half-year ending the 31st ; December, 1817, will be PAYABLE on and after the lst of . * oiiruary next on all shares on which the instalment, shall have j men duty paid. f . Y ?? C ?? ?? > hearing the seal of tho Company, must be iniutod at the Company's office:, in Brussels, or London, clear days previous to the delivery of the interest war- r-uts. By or( ...
... GIVE NOTICE ■*; fla t a HALF-YEARLY COURT or GENERAL MEETING 0 f the said Company will be held, pursuant to the dire O tions of the Act lst and 2 I Wm. IV., cap. 52, at the Dock House, No. 8, Billiter-square, on FRIDAY the 14th d.ity of January, 1848, for the purpose of choosing ami appointing a Director in the room of George Reid, Esq., who has resigned, at which Meeting a Dividend will be ...
... - 'jcal convenient, and expeditious Route— ?? ' v'_i'~ation Company's well-known and superior - ' v. i.o:i ?? Wharf for Calais every :n -biPj sj-vDAY Morning: Jan. 6 and 9, at Eight *' rye 16th, 20th, and 23d, at Eight morning. \ THURSDAY; Jan. 6, at Nine, morning: : - . ?? .11 further information can be ob- - .Ur'cct: or 37, Regent -circus, ?? -'-ukT-ssels, cologne, ha.m- i>• U ' rK El 1^ ...
... Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Tom' o'clock. Review of the British torn Trade during the past week. (From fhe Hark Lane Express of Monday Erening.) The quarterly account of t'.K» arrivals of grain and floor into lias ju«t been published. The most remarkable feature in tiie statement in question appears to material falling off in those articles of home growth which the vield of is generally ...