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... January 7th 5086 In the MATTER of the JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-UP ACTS 1849 of the DIRECT BIRMINGHAM OXFORD READING and BRIGHTON COMPANY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Parties CLAIMING to be CREDITORS this Company are to COME IN PROVE their DEBTS before ...
... Earl of Sandwich has left town forHinobinbroke Boult, near Huntingdon. Tbe Earl of Zetland has left town for Aske Ball, Yorkshire. Arrivals at ths Clarendon Hotel, Bondstreet. lbs Duke of Roxburgh, from Brighton ; Lord Henry John Dorrien Wogers, Esq from ...
... Chestcr, spinster Wheeler, Frances, Liverp sol, spinster Williamson, Executeers of William, Kendal, gentleman Weston, Thomas, Rock ferry, agent Wright. Margaret, Liverpool, spinster Wood, William llamilton, Executore of, Liverpool, broker Weteoa, Andrew ...
... Willeit Mr. West Mr. M. M right Third Class. Mr. Maim Mr. Nether cleft Mr. Mellish Mr. Henry Osman Mr. George Boyce Mr. Charles Boult Mr. Bruuell Mr. Hoarne Mr. Francis Spurious Sovereigns.— lnformation has recently been conveyed to government of the discovery ...
... occupied the chair; Mrll. A. Holmes, 4vhlo wvas in the tli vice-chair;) Mtr. Charles Reed, honorary secretary ; Mr. Ti S. Boult, librarian ; Mr. Thomas Doncan, water enigi- the Jnuer ; 'Mr. Frank Howard, Mr. T. D. Barry, Mr. It. Ai aBrown, Mr. C rlsRoes ...
... fifth daughter of the late H. MOULT, Esq., of Man. chester. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Rock Ferry, by the Rev. .Charles Jones, M.A., Mr. JOHN FAIRHURST, of Rock •Ferry, to ALICE, only daughter of Mr. GEORGE FAIRHUItST, builder, &t., o a f tt. P this ...
... narrowly escaped frons a large shark, which turned upwards to seize one of them, at a moment when they were scrambling on1 a rock to avoid his pursuit. Several sharks have lately been seen on the coast in the neighbourhood of Arbroath, which they are supposed ...
... the first class cot- the receipts will tell very advantageous! on future divi- duties 19th imst., at St. Stafford, Charles Boult, cord. xceedingly beau- Iu all the European wm jes except the British, the medi- th Elizabeth Hart, aged 7h. The happy tagers’ ...
... the evening till one o'clock in the morning this heroic band were winding up the steep mountain paths, making their way over rocks and snow-drifts, beset with incredible difficulties and hardships, in a cold winter's night; whilst the rest,of the troops ...
... Bacon, t I andj a varicly of Miscellaneous Property.i day, The Fiirniture will comprise sets _*fr c--ayhairs, easy BuLll and rocking itt sofas, st of tel 1e dining tables, loo,Peak. or s bkendcdditmhga and oak sideboards, on pedes. and 5sdtet edteds fat bdstole ...
... This would be par- ticularly desirable for au elderly lady, the church being accessible through the grounds. Address Miss Boult, 13, Bedford-street Covent-garden. rpO INVALIDS requiring a Mild Winter Residence .JL To be LET. at Bonchurch. the preferable ...
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