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... Darkin, 14, Aldentgate-street, J. Clayton, 7, Windsor Court, Strand; J. Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; W. Strange, Paternoster-row ; W. Dawson and Son, 74, Cannon-street City. Edinburgh.—Messrs. Robertson and Scott, News Agents. The Chronicle and Provincial ...
... This statement has now been made by the heads of offices to the Treasury, and a complete classification of each amount is r.ow being arranged, showing the names of the recipients and the full amount of each gentleman's income. Mr. Hume's object, it is ...
... Holborn,licensed victualler, to surrender Dec. 31 I, Jan. 12, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Linklatora, Charlotte-row, Mansionhouse; assignee, Mr. Graham, Coleman-street. Pym, Broad-street, City, merchant, Jan. 7 half past 11, Feb. 11 at 11, ...
... from nine in the morning until ten night; on Sundays from nine till two, at No. 4, Great Charles-street (four doors from Easy-row), Birmingham ; and 16, Charlotte-street, Park-street, Bristol. All letters immediately replied to, containing the fee of 11 ...
... giant strides to early grave.— London Journal, Published by the Author, and may had of Kent and Richards, -V 2, Paternoster-row; Hannay, 63, Oxford-street, London; in Worcester, of Mr. A. Foye, Pump-street; in Gloucester, the Journal Office; Times Office ...
... eligible piece of land for the site of church, parsonage house, and schools. Henry Rogers, Esq. also building, near this site, a row of almshouse*, which are nearly roofed in. The Iron Trade.— The proceedings of the preliminary meeting of the iron trade, held ...
... prisoner and eight or t*n other men came in theeveniug, and w.-re disposed amuse themselves and annoy other people, by kicking up row.” One of the men was very noisy ; he therefore sent for a policeman, and had him turned out. (Tbia was the prisoner in the last ...
... upon con,toer.n«l tr.r.lwr. toe necettil, which e.l,ted »nd ebottog, and Co lint Now toe areragot of Hie above years are, hi row,id num. that erer, oie.uber their bod, toonld h,i -rter. “r*nn, weapon from him, and a hers, wheat 55.. bade, 32r. lid, o.H ...
... rather that some of his seniors had served before him.—Mr. Arrowsmith proposed and Aid. Chalk seconded there-appointment of Mr. Rowe assurveyorof Corporation property, which was unanimously carried.—The following officers were also re-appointed:— Sword-bearer ...
... Misses nn' Dudley - O. Foster, Esq, and Mrs. Foster, W. B Collis, Esq, and Mrs. Collis, F. T. Rufford, Esq, and party, VV. row, Esq, and party, T. Waldron, Esq, and party, R. tongue, Esq, Clement J. Wragge, Esq, G. and T. Addenbrooke, Esqrs, Lieutenant ...
... arseniomai, y t,mes - Mrs. c apP ear that deceased had offered arsen P a & was usual her purchase f . the ear t0 P lace on the pea-rows to insanity! The rCtUrned Verdict of Temporary Christmas Charities.—Edward ,T. Rudge, Eso has caused to be distributed flannel ...
... Edwarda-street. London. from nine till two. at No. Great liar e» street (four Agents for Wolverhampton, Messrs. Weaves, 1 from Easy-row), Birmingham and 10, Charlotte aiidMr. Lowe, chemists; for Stafford. Fowke and Daw- , p. rk .., re et. Bristol All letter* ...