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... the abandonment of the Egyptian adventure. ir A correspondence took place between bins and Sir Richard ., Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy; and then followed the re- port of his Majesty's Commissioners appointed.to investi- gate and examine the inventions and ...

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... horses, a mnaltkiln. and other out- buildiigs and suitable conveniences, the whole of which are now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Granger. lot4. All that PUBlIC.IIOU8Ui, known bythe sign of the Black iBull, situate in 0irkgate, in Tadcaster; and also ...

... ite order in wviich they staisci, or in ene- fault thereof shall not-be alloweu their costsrvira.- .Tile Q.ueen againsot Thomas esld Ann lirk, assault witip 'in- tent to rob.; -John Blackley aeid 'lhonsas HaRdacre, robbery C- Iticitard 'Petty, robbery ...

... SCRAP-BOOK FOR 1851,-B.y CHARLnS MACKAY, LL.D.-With contribu- tions by Mrs. Edward Thomas; thu Chevalier de Chatelain; Author of The Patrician's ?? ; Mirs. Atherstone Bird; Thomas Atiller; Shirley Brooks, snd others. Containinsgthrty. isti highly-tinisned ...

... Brown 6d. DAVID MeoialsoN, tlallatown by Kirkaldy-The 'FIFE I1E. RALD' has not reached this office. e TuE POTTEesIS.-Mr. Thomas Dickenson, of Manchester, writes a cheering description of the Chartists of Hmnley and Shelton, where he has lately delivered ...

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... commercial property of value to dispose of, will find a very liberal price and immediate cash given on application to Mr. THOMAS BorDY, Auctioneer, New Coinmer- cial Sale Rooms, ?? Woodhouse-lane, and 14, Wade-street Leeds, saving all trouble, delay, ...