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... MEETING of Innkccpcra, Brewcra, and others, Tradesmen of Wrexham, held at the lion Hotel, on Friday Evening, the Twentieth of on the Trade of the^Town. Mr T. Rogers, of the Black Lion was unanimoualy .1 .ted'to the Cbair. liraoLVEO —that the following Gentlemen now praaent themsclvea into an Association for the purpose of Sting what they deem to bo Illegal Claim for TolU Alleged to be Attached ...
... Silks Bareges Circassian Cohurgs Prints and Muslins tong and square Shawls Head Dresses, and e Parasote, and Fancy Slippers, children’s Shoes in alisizes ...
... Whether Government by Party be the best constitutional system, or not, is purely a sjieeulalive question. In England system established; it is interwoven with our social institutions, and it cannot be altered- Our national traditions, make us believe that Representative Government is the form best suited for our happiness ; and our common sense tells us that when association is free to all, ...
... ou the body of Joseph, son Eli Taylor, residing at Booth-street, off Manchester-street, who was choked on the previous Thursday. The child's mother was paring some apples at noon that day, and gave the child a piece. It got into its mouth, and immediately afterwards the mother observing that it was choking, endeavoured tako tke apple from its mouth, but* being unable to so, she out with it to' ...
... FRANCE. It appears that the Bourbon family arc again loggerhead*. The Orleans branch, through the Duke de Nemours, has retracted its reconciliation ; an 1 the Count Chambord has replied to the l)ukc as follows: My Cousin, I nave read your letter with deep regret and sorrow. The French Imperial Court will remove j to the Ist of May, to receive the Archduke Constantino. The , reason assigned ...
... l.uabon, in the cminty „f Denbi.h, ou Monday, the 2nd day o' November, 1857, ,1 i o clock in the atternoon, iv the following, or such ether lots as may be agreed upou at the lime of sale and wbjeet to coudiliooa. Lot i. All that piece, or parcel of LAND, situate at the Ponkey, ia tbe taid parch of Ruabon, containing by admeasure- pcot . rood* and a quarter (of 64 square yards to the ,ood) be ...
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... TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS, mo BE SOLO BY AUCTION, by Mr EDWARD J_ KNIBBS, (by order of the Assignee* of Mr J. Hooke, bankrupt), upon the premise, the Berth.m Paper Mill., and Esleas, within mil. and half from Wrexham, Tuesday, December 6tb, 1859, the whole the Implements and UTENSILS OF TRADE, at the above Mills. Quantity of Copper snd Zinc Pistes, Mill-boards, Dry Press-boards, with ...
... Hoi.YWBLL-STKt.Hr AND I'uINTINO Sal AKK.— At lawyers wo are uot very thin-skinned nor are apt to go into moral hysterics of astonishment and horror when such disclosures are published as we find Jetai led minutely in the newspaper report of the case the Queen v. Robinson, which was tried before Lord Campbell during the week. Still less are accustomed or inclined to join with those who, while ...
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