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... at one, at the Court of Bank- rupt y, London. Official asignice, Stoanteid, Attorney. 5. Iawlingi, 7, John-btrcet, Bedtord-row, and Htoutnord. L0 JACKSOIN, John *'illiam, coal merchant, CoIchester, January L2 5 and February 14, atlialt paottinove, arttbe ...
... prevailing at the time. ades. Tno fire next extcnded to two more basns filled with I ta in grain, and from thence to a long row of stablc, sheda, r piggeniora, euw-housee, and cat-houtee, all of which were t ise of burned to tile ground, and eight fine ...
... Greenwood-street, ?? end-road, journeyma cigar rmaker. T. ASTLEY, Streatham terraee Islington, upholsterer R. BAYAiT, Ironmonger-row rnd Waterloo-street, St. Luke's, car- HB.BOLLEL, Market-street, Edgware-road, coahemuith, F. V. CLAeeRaToN, Berwick-street, ...
... Reece, Wellington-street, tailor. John Smith, 13, Granby-row, acknowledges iavin' it ceived the following sums in aid of the fund for Relief of Sii and Indigent Roomkeepers :-George Brookes, Esq, ?? row, 21; and 11 each from Arthur Barlow, Esq, Serti & Ge ...
... then at this gay time that the virtues and singularly happy pro- perties of Rowlands' Kelydor, Rowlands' Macassar Oil, and Row- lands' Odonto shine pre-eminently in their effects, and the clear and transparent complexion,therichluxuriant tress, and pearly ...
... It blew a very hard gale at NE. all night, T to-day the weather is more moderate. R St Michael's, Dec. 16.-Tbe John Wesley, Rowe, and the B Prince Albert, Gibson, both from London, arrived here 15th Dec. E with damage ; former with loss of bowsprit, and ...
... course of formation near Kelso, large numbers of the Irish were marauding about the town in a state of in- is toxication. A row at length broke out among them, when e a man, named William Fairbairn, a groom, who was near . the spot, was stabbed in four ...
... earl'- Part ?? tke. piresent. aoll in be 'somN eases a -light declinle Was su~bmlitted to h ut since tin-n, there I ot lit en row~ing dislo'sitien to bay, andtilte miarket having, follyN~1 reeerditef bidders are vera firmu. 'fits sakt airc unw-ardit (; jit0ll ...
... to a strong wind prevailing at the time. The fire next extended to two more ?? filled with grain, and from thence to a, long row of stables, sheds, piggerics, cow-houses end cart-houses, all of which were burnt to the ground, and sight fine liorses, three ...
... Liverpoot [Golding and lit G-dlng, mistrasses of a ladies' teminary, Bir- kenbead J Garrett and T h oaerrett. plumbers, 6, Be1l8frd row, Wal- worth It Hodgsion and 3)Waibran, warehoosomen, 9?, Watling-street S Shootaman and W Day, carpenters,o4, Pretpec7-place ...
... Marsh, vice Stotherd, promoted; w. J. Stuart, vice Noble, promoted. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and J. D. Garrett, Beckford row, Walworth, plumbers-R. Hodgson and J. Walbran, Wetling street, warehousemen-S. Shearman and W. Day, Prospect place, Kingsland ...
... Beaumont, Cleckheaton Gd.; J. Wharton, Cleekldueton. Gd.; W. Lacey, Clecklbenton, is. Leicester, per IV. Bradsworth, 12s. ; W. Rowe, Northwich, 2s.; Eceles, Land Members, per W. Gregory', 7s. ; James Wilson. Bacup, Ss,; Marylebone and Paddungton, per C. Saunders ...