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... want of these establishments has been most fully acknowledged; two buildings were first erected, a third upon a large scale is row in progress, and others are contemplated. It only requires that the mind of the public should thoroughly impressed with the ...
... 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, ...
... Surrey. BANKRUPTS. H. Smith, farmer, Soutb Ockendon, Essex, to surrender Jan Feb. 8 : sob, Rawlings, John-street, Bedford-row; off. as signeo, Stansfeld. J. W. Jackson, coal merchant, Colchester, Jan. 5, Fob. 14:- sols., Bull, Ely-place,Holborn; Abell ...
... every assurance »f complete success and benefit. By R. L.PERRY Co., Consulting Surgeons. itreet, Glasgow; R. Lindsay, 11, Elms-row, Ediuburgh ; Powell, 10, Westmoreland-street, Dublin ; Messrs. F. and A. Merrick, Booksellers, Chan. Hook, Medicine Vendor, ...
... is also issued in Monthly Parts, prioe 6d.; eleven Numbers and two Parts are now ready. London :W. Strange, 21, Paternoster-row. Sold everywhere in Town and Country. CHRISTMAS PASTIME.—The Family Friend for January contains Prize Enigma, for the three ...
... ■ 1 ___——————- LONDON AGENTS. Barker & White, 33, Parsons, Mr. J., 9, Are Mr Walbreok. lane, Paternoster-row, , , Eyre Messrs S. & E. J., 19, Rbvnell.G., 42, Chancery-lane Houverie-street Simmo.vds, P. L., 18, Cornhill. ILM*MOND,Mr.,27,lx)mbard-st. Smith ...
... the glass, and for the wild merriment for which the tailors have been long distinguished above all other sedentary trades. A row took place in the complainant's apartments, and the poker and the goose, and other familiar instruments, were brandished about ...
... removed with one faithful domestic to a small house Pentonville, one of the suburbs of London. It was situated in a pleasant row, with a neat little garden before it, and overlooked the meadows which skirt the great city. This was a pleasant sight to Mary ...
... success and benefit. By R. & L.PERRY Co., Consulting Surgeons. Published by tbe Authors, and sold Strange, 21, Paternoster row ; Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford street; Sanger, 150,' Oxford-street; Gordon, l46,Leadeuhall-street; Starie,23, Titchborne-street ...
... 2Timcs. LONDON AGENTS. Barker & White. 33, Fleet-st. Parsons, Mr. J., 9, Aye Maria- Deacon, Mr., Walbreok. lane, Paternoster-row. Eyre, Messrs. S. & E. J., 19, Reynell.G.,42,Chancery-lane Bouverie-street. Simmonds, P. L., 18, Cornhill. Hammond, Mr., 27 ...
... one of the disturbers to fight. Hereupon fight began, which, on the appearance of the complainant, amplified into general row.—The Bench dismissed the case. ...