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... SCOTT'S COMMENTARY ON THE BIBLE. THE Proprietors ofthe Rev. Thomas Scott's Commentary the Holy Bible find themselves under the necessity of explaining to the public thenpresent position. . , In the summer of last year they made known their intention of ...
... WEDDING and VISITING CARDS neatly Engraved, at FISHER'S, 39, Grainger Street. THOMAS RICHARDSON, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, &c, 13, DEAN STREET, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. THE Best and Cheapest NOTE PAPERS and ENVELOPES mike North of Euglaud are FISHER'S, ' 39, Grainger ...
... to THOMAS L. COLBECK & CO.. QUAYSIDE, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. RAMSAY'S MANURES! BONE DUST, HALF-INCH BONES, DISSOLVED BONES, SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME AND PREPARED BONE MANURE. Apply to ' Mr W. W. GIBSON, Hexham. ARCHIBALD DIXON. Alnwick. Mr J. R. HARDY, Morpeth ...
... NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THOMAS THOMPSON & SON, BILL POSTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS, Have REMOVED from Collingwood-street to No. 1, DRURY-LANE. (Opposite the Principal Entrance to the New Town Hall), NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. JURY OF CLASS 30, of the INTER- L NATIONAL ...
... BIRTHS. Iv this town, St. Thomas's-terrace, ou 17th inst., wife of Mr. David Keid, juu., of a daughter. At North-terrace, ou the 17th iust., Mrs. J. B. Alexander, of daughter. Gateshead, at St. Cuthbert's-place, on the 15th inst., Mrs. John liutherford ...
... THOMAS ANDERSON, Low Spen, Winlaton Bonesetter, will attend Mr J, Routledge's, Com- mercial Inn, Consett, commencing on Saturday, October 19, and on every alternate Saturday, from 10 o'Clock till 2 p.m. Taught under Mr Isaac Milburn, Bonesetter, upwards ...
... TO LET, HOUSE situate No/, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes, J\ containing Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast-rooms, Two Bed-rooms, Two/Attics, and Two Kitchens with every suitable convenience. Enquire at No. 3, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes. . ____ TO BE LET, WITH ...
... contractor for public works. Edward Bevan Thomas, Leominster, Hnrefordshire, wine merchant. PARTNERSHIPS D'SSOLVED. N. Antill and C. Fairman, Sunderland, wine and spirit merchants. R. Hardy and R. J. Hardy, Whitehaven, Cumberland, ship buiders. N. Torner ...
... BANKRUPTCY LIST. Bank rupts. —Thomas C> mam-Edmund Stephenson «.» l J' Patrie Waugh, Branksey 0 Middlesex, licensed i,f Middlesex, Bcrivener.-Tbom » «»tU, „£ coal master.-Thomas dealer—Joseph Hardy, N 1 *»a,k, Newport, potter-%dfor* Tarrier.-Patriek ...
... merchant. John Lockyer, Clerkenwell-green and St. Johns-square, Middlesex, iron-warehouseoian. Benjamin James and Thomas Girdwood Hardie, Newport, Monmouth, builders. John Petrie, Plymouth, Devonshire, confectioner. (From Tuesday's Gazette, January 18 ...
... master, Thomas Hall, with disobeying his lawful commands an apprentice on the sth of September last.—Released from court, and agreed to separate. Joseph Angus, old offender, Shotley Bridge, was chargen with being ln company with Joseph Hardy, Cutler's ...
... & DEATHS, BIRTHS. Longhorsley, on the 13th mat, the on , he h hut, the wife Mr q{ the Reefer RIA( ' Thomas ' cc Morpeth, on the 16th inst. beth Hardy of Collier to Miss Elizi- At the XV' * cot d Gate. John K eyaU T ? pe1 ' Street, the Re r9t tQ ' At n ...