... the abandonment of the Egyptian adventure. ir A correspondence took place between bins and Sir Richard ., Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy; and then followed the re- port of his Majesty's Commissioners appointed.to investi- gate and examine the inventions and ...

... Williamn Leigh Brook Thomas Robinson Robt. Buchanan Edwin Smith John Irsncis Carr John Smith Gerg ilton Uhambers J.. Smyhtahop JGOshrgCeh,,rleswOrthJ.pecrSahe J. NV. Childers Walter Spencer StanhopO Michael Childers ILe Gendre N. Starkle Thomas Clarke Arthur ...

... 0 E. and R. Allen and Co. 5 George Rogers ?? 21 0 John Ilaigh and Co . 5 John Douglas and Co. -. 20 0 Thomas Aked ?? 5 Lythell and Ilaigh ?? 21 Thomas Willett . 55 Gao. G. Tetley ?? i 0 W. Crabtree . G.W. Addison and Sons 20 0 0 ntcliffe. Rtawson. & Co ...

... Waktefield, Vicar of Curdworth, Birmingham B Rev. R. Skipsey, Irtounbent of St. Thomas's, Biehopwearinoulit B R1ev. 1I. Sprlgg. Kingsey, Thame, Oxon B afford. Rev. J. Hardy. Incoembent of Lea, Cloucestershire B3 R1ev. W, Coodwin, Maryborough, Queen's County ...

... of electing delegates to the ensuing conference, and hearing addresses from John Kyinsley, Esq., the Rev. J.- G. Miall, and Thomas Enight, Esq. Alderman Knight presided. A great portion of the Asldienceeonsisted of Orangemnon, collected from the various ...

... Grocer. Morley, J. Jackson, Druggist. Bingley, J. Harrison, Booksr. Ossett, Thomas Fozard. V -Boro'bridge, Monlitain,lBank. Otley, Wm..6mith, Solicitor. - Bradford, Thomas Dlxon,. Penistone, J. Dranstield, Sol. Land Agent. Pontefract, W. Wood, Sol, ...

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... om of Mr. Wright, Esgl Tavern, Garner's S1 lHill, Nottingham, Mr, William James, collector:-Mr, d James MlIntyre Is M; M. Hardy Is ; Mr. John Simpson Is; . 5, Mr. Mitchell 6d ; Mr. William James 3d; Mer. Robert 1i he James 3d; Mr. James Warner ls; Mr ...

... horses, a mnaltkiln. and other out- buildiigs and suitable conveniences, the whole of which are now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Granger. lot4. All that PUBlIC.IIOU8Ui, known bythe sign of the Black iBull, situate in 0irkgate, in Tadcaster; and also ...

... ;, WO respectable Youths wanted, as APPREN- TICES to the Silk Mercery ani Drapery Business. Apply to THOMAS iAWTHI5ONTHWA5ITH, Oldham-strect, Manchester. s a -11 MIGRATION TO NATAlb.-Under _U the sanction of Government.-Persons ap- Proved by her Majesty's ...

... Longley, Churwell ?? 0 10 o Joseph Longley, Churwell .0 -- * 0 60 James Firth, Charwell ?? - 0 ° 0 Thomas Claplhaim ?? 0 Henry PaWfson. Beeston ?? ?? lE 0 Thomas Thompson, Beeseon.. 0 0 Collected at Air. John Oddy's, Fleece Inn, Yorkrd. 0 6 0 Henry Plint ...

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