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... 3(rrn OF JUNK. 1852. Her MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, TMay 17, 1851. HE COMPTROLLER of Her MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE is ready to receive TENDERS >f-litferent descriptions of PAPER required for the Public -^ice, England. . aniculars of contract and samples of the paper _»ay be ob- JJied at the Stationery Office, between the hours of Ten and f,^riders to be addressed to the Comptroller of ...
... William Tatt • Even- ing, Rev. James W. K. Disney. Almondbury.— Morning, Rev. R. Chowb, Curate of Kirk- burton. /irtnitage-bridge. — Afternoon, Rev. W. Tatt. golmfirth.— Morning, Rev. J. W. K. DISNEY ; Evening Rev. W. Tatt. ' ffonley — Afternoon, Rev. R. Collins. j[Unsbridge.— Morning, Rev. G. R. Moncreief, M A Rector of Tattenhall. ' jldtham Mills.— Afternoon, Rev G. R. MoNCREIEP Kirkburton.— ...
... and l^Vlo-. M r f_nd oriental Steam Navigation Com- c*J-«-«*'u'd, - Z from Southampton on the 20th of ?? ?? or about the 10th ofthe month. ; . • .r.i!P T -- ,a, f „ Bombay can proceed by this Com- !-'■■ V»^i of The month to Malta, thence to I - :*l%l stearU. and from Suez by the Hon. - :( * rnfn 'vi_ii a on the _oth and 29th of every month, ?? M £_L»a* on .he 20th of the us -• -.1 -Tigo ...
... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, May 0,1851. BANKRUPTS. BAGG, Thomas, Birmingham, victualler, to surrender May 24, at 1 o'clock, June 9, 10, the District Court of Bankruptcy, Birmingham. Sols. Mr. (Jem, Birmingham; and Messrs. Motteram, Knight, and Emmett, Birmingham ; off. as. Mr. Whit- ! more, Birmingham, Pet. May 3. CREED, John William, Tilbury Fort, Essex, innkeeper, May 29, June 19, at 1, at the ...
... crtuhtryfor 8 Commercial Bink of the Midland Distrivt, Kingston, ria, give notice to the public, that thoy continue to • DEPOSITS, and to give LETTERS of CREDIT, on k or its Agencies, to persons proceeding to tho is, or to those who may have payments to make there, .^Bon presentation, at the current rate of exchange on •oiidon, oa the day on which the order is presented. GEOROE POLLARD, ...
... OK JUNK. 1852 Her MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, T May 17, ism. lIR COMPTROLLER of Her MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE is ready to receive TENDERS •w different descriptions of PAPER required for the Public Swvice, England. . particulars of contract and samples of the paper iaay be ob- tjined at tho Stationery Ollice, between the hours of Ten and Four. . Tenders to be addressed to tlr: Comptroller of ...
... g days, at •_ ■ o'Clock, a st . each day. Tan o ,w ** T rj ES DAT, 27th May inst. „ 10th June. 24th June. „ Bth July. The above are also the dsys of holding the usual WOBTNIGHTLY CATTLE MARKET. F JNO. S. W. KIRKP ATRICK, Hon. Sec. Market Weighton, May 9th, 1861. ~~ MANURE. THE LEEDS- YORKSHIRE MANURE POMPANY sre now prepared to receive Orders for their BRITISH GUANO or FiECAL MANURE for the ...
... •^Prepared to receive TENDERS for tiie SUPPLY or 40 sets SFW-ILD'S PATENT POINTS and CROSSINGS, tobede- **«edfroe at Chester Station. Tenders endorsed Points Xt Crossings, to be sent to the undersigned on or before the •*•«* instant. By order, J. O. BINGER. Superintendent's Office, Chester Station, . May 3, 1851. ?? School for the indigent blind, •^ St Georges-fields. PATI.N. Her Most ...
... not 1 smoke as well as your chimney ? Because chimneys don't smoke when they are good order. He has quitted smoking. Strange Coincidence—The editor of the Bangor Mercury says that he knows two individuals who are cousins, having the same name, whose fathers were biotheTS, whose mothers were sisters, and whose wives are sisters. He challenges the whole world for similar coincidence. Effects ...
... - . ' ii ?? '£„ ia ,j ss -The General su^tm , ?? ?? steam ships ALBION, ?? - **7 ?? Kmdon-bndge-whiirf as follows ; 5M tor Calais. Thursday, 22d.« 6 morning. * sundaj 25th, at '■' morning. ' rn,w! . .„d ?? Regent circus, Piccadilly. ?? ana ?? --c ' ?? KOITE TO PARIS, Ml ST'o^DOVERandCALAIS.- -i ?? ?? ;N E VERY MORNING from the * London Bridge, RHACH- ' \ i' l ?? . Boulogne twice a-day, ...
... service in St. Paul s Cathedral, and dinner at Merchant lay lor Hall. Ihe Cathedral was thronged to excess, anil the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, Head Master of Harrow School, preached the sermon, from Numbers viii. 14 At the dinner the chair was occupied by the Lord Mayor, who in giving the toast of “the Sons the Clergy.’* disclosed the present position of the Society ; from which it appeared that in ...
... 81, 68, 57, 68. 60, 60, and e_, fS%mu*m__\ l-oa-emloo will he given. He will foel pleasure ?? » nT **°o* J -* ««ner Country who may be desirous ?? > n Pm_c».«P*-^m>'» ?? or on their arrival here *_TZm ■»? ?? ul information. ?? thousand respectable Families, with large or small Capitate, may in this most healthful climate, free from fever, ague and IgVVwbicb • - * ay f* of ** United ...