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... the Zh oi December, 1*54, and March, 1855 (per Act 17 Vict., ; no 1&J4). with the Intereat due thereon, WILL BE PAID i tf 'he rth March, 1856, when the intereat wUI cease. Snch i OFF 01! „ hL 'eo-ived at this office daily, from half-paat 10 till 8 I ton *> At, xiit ioth day of March, 1856, inclusive. ?? , f ,nn ...
... and can be well If^g^pplVfo A. 8., Mr. Gibbs, Ledbury. jy-ififk PEE ANNUM.— A Gentleman is X/IUU Wanted to take the MANAGEMENT of this County for a LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. He will also receive 15 per Cent. Commission upon all new Premiums received in the County, wnteb. upon a moderate calculation, would realize turn £sW per Annum. He must be respectable, a man of energy and perseverance fble ...
... to the amount ef 53,300?., to be issued at the rates and for tne periods following:— ' * „..„«,„_ If for six months certain, or for five years, subject to three months' notice by either party, at 6 per cent, per a- mum. If for more than six months certain, but not more taan is months, 51 per cent, per annum. If formbre than 18 months certain, 5 per cent, per annum. The subscribed capital of ...
... 1. St. Chrysostom, whose prayer is road every Sunday in all churches, cays: Alter the congregation id dismissed, evury man may apply himself iu his lawful business/'—llom. v. on Jfat', i. 2. St. Athunasius says : V\ r keep Sabbaths as the anticnts did, except eternal Sabbath, which shall have end.—S»s lleylin tit Sabb., p. 182. 3. Euscbius, the ecclesiastical historian, speaking the ...
... Half-past Six, by Rev. Beooke Heeford. ?? next, at H «^ ?? Working Men, is invited. will De Preached at St. I TWO ,j,* R fH on Sunday, the 9th instant, for the ' JOHN' 3 CK 1^ lu Uie Mor niug. by the Rev. W. WIL- ! Be B etit^^ e , U ,cumbent of St. Mary's, in the Evening by the i St^ON. M ?? D.D., Curate of St. John's. Morning , iliV. •' 15K »t' Half- past Ten o'clock. Evening Service fe^SU^ ...
... Life Assurance, on Snfid Jonathan Shaw, 33, South-street, Hud- MLOAN SOCIETY. ONEY.— From £l to £500 to be Advanced «r U^° n all klnd ' 3 of Manufectured Goods.— Apply tc » o m \ n ?? ' A &> nt ' St - Peters-street, Huddersfield. , *^ s - — -AH communications strictly confidential. All letters to be pre-paid. TRADESMEN'S COMMERCIAL LOAN SOCIETY. Chief Offices— Hunslet-road, Leeds. BR4.SCH ...
... of llama, combined with cmrcfiil Training and Personal atteutiou. Locality and healthy. Two Milea (Tom Railway Station. Reference, unexeeptionable. Tlarms Guineas. No Extras. ...
... LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA.' SaiIing on the I_tti of each month. ■ And first-class Ships toother American PorU occasionally for terms of passage, and other particulars, apply to ~. , - W - Ta PSCOTT and CO. Old Hall Old Hall-street, and St. George's- buildings. Regent-road Livprnnni Agent, in New York, Tsrscorrand Co. 86. So„th-. tre e? ' Money Ordert and Passage Certificates issued by the abov, ...
... Business of Pawnbrokers, which provides that all Goods Pledged and n ...
... the above Road will be held at the GsobG- 1-*. »i Yai-o, on THURSDAY, tbe 18th Dsy ef siA»CB next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, wbere tbe »** Surveyor's Accounu will be Audited, £, gute of ibe Rood reported, snd other bosiness ?? JOSH. DODDS. Clerk to the Trustees. Stockton, 13th February, 1856. BOBOUGbBBID-E AND DURHAM ROAD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of tbe ...
... MR. COTPEL, SURGEON-DENTIST, WHU be in attendance in Laxcasteb, on TUESDAY next at bis Private Apartments, Mrs. BERRY'S -.sTLEHILL 'Preston, Feb. *», 18-jft HEYSHAM OLD HALL ESTATE. T 0 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ■-.nTATE at Heysham, near Lancaster, consisting of S about 120 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture ?? with a superior DWELLING-HOUSE, called _c.sl.am Old ...
... and to have his thoughts about him and ready at command on almost all all occaaions. I was oncc opening a speech from the stump, said a distinguished western political orator to us recently, and was just beginning warm with subject, when a remarkably clear and deliberate voice spoke out behind me, saying, ' Guess he wouldn't talk quite hifalulinatin' if he knew thathis trowsers was bu'st ...