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... Is~lngtov. 167. Londontroad, and . Berryvstreet; Mr. Mel. bourn. I_ St. Anne-street; Mr. O urcelr. 87, Brunawilskrood; ,y Mr. Thomas 2C0. lbcotlend-road; the Society for Promoting Chrlatiau Knowledge. 40, Renhawistreeti from the Members of the Rchool Oommittee; ...
... informed her of th-P state of affairs, when 8iheral Sir Thomas StrAu5 hesoze at ?? Yelverton to dinner, ad reioived him consteitl yas the aesopted suftor othis guest. ThlP fully dil i theeyden5 ot Slr Thomas and Lady Strasrhe Te nelt l leteer Ws written after ...
... the prisoner until lie had read the depositions again. r Thomas Murra was sentenced to three years' 4 penal servitude for a violent assault upon two 3 olce officers named HenyT Jones and 'Thomas - Sarah Lowe, a woman of loose character, charged wjth robbery ...
... Forwood ?? ?? Liverpool. Peter George Heyworth, of Heyworth, Pearce, and Balloa ?? ?? Liverpool. Thomas Harrison, of Thomas Harrison and Co ?? Liverpool. 'Thomas Rendall, of Kendall Brothers ?? Liverpool. Edward Lawrence, of . Lawrence and Co .. Siverpool ...
... athaniel Woredell, Rsqrs, late MIss Martha Gildart, £100, and late Miss 0. Frances GlIdart, £100, er Rev. Thomas Peny man. James Spencer Steers and Thomas Hob-, son, EqExecutors ?? . . 20000 Late Robrt HMammer.Rq, per~ Jaums Graham, Richard Greaves, and Chales ...
... soCIETY. B Sheree, £lO each. nwqorlptlon Oe, a M*onth, Entrance '1 ,T. u. alas.- Henry Mason, Mathew street. Thomas Weicester, Seotland-roadl Mills. Thomas 1inks; Falkner-terrace Bootle. Roier Woodl ed Ranelagh-pie.. John Robin. 'liRton-rescent, Blrkenhead. ...
... Chief Clerk. ITEL, 0OdJerLdoSlctrfothOfialLiquidator &. FIRST COUSINS WANTED.-Whereas, iifi MARTHA FREEMAN, late the wife of Thomas brand, Freeman, of Wakefield, in the ountyof York, gentlemen (forerl Marba i~wiinser),andwho iedon the 4th Ide)JaT? Oformerly ...
... Maw, Machlester, ma- nufacturers of fancy goods. , Roto, Alfred, Guildford, Surrey, plumber. Rofe, Thomas, Woreester, rlove mimanufacturer. Rheese, Thomas Clurchetoce, AMontgomeryshire, fanmer. Rogers, David, trill, Buekincghaishire, niiler. Rogers, John ...
... Wyatt, Chemist, rwotle. Mr. H. B. Atkhison Chemist, 92 Breck-rosd. D Mr. Thomas Fore, Chainist, Mariet-cross, Btrkenhmad. Mr. William Fisk, Confectioner, Castle-street. I1 Mr. Thomas Chapman, South Landing-stage. Mr. J. Williams, Chemist, 245, Netherleld-road ...
... GREAT SALE. FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS ONLY. THE CHEAPEST AND REST r. GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE l1ESTABLISHMENT IN ENGLAND is THOMAS SMITH'`S, 82, BOLD-STREET, M Liverpool, opposite the Quseren HAll where you can buy goods at 40 per cent, under any other ...
... wei'e now .beginning to be, more' thoroughly appreciated, and that the result would' be avast saving of lffgand property.-Mr. Thomas Court, liecretary to the Liverpoo Underwritrers presided At the meeting,' and a vote of thanks to' .Ar. Bright for his lucid ...
... A WEKE R, 31 Eega to Inform his Friends and the Public that he has REATURNED FROM THE CONTINENT To, his Residence. No. 6, HARDY-STREET!, GRLEAT GEO0RGE-SQUARE. MR. BENJAMIN STEWART, DENTIST, Late, and for Seven Years, Manager to Mr. Charles Moseley, deceased ...