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... > of 3500 Tons, and 1000 Horses Power, GREAT w!unS, OSKEN - RN - Commander, and J ll ?? new ?? ST J- RN ' of 17w > Tons, and 450 Horses Power, fwnmaiuW re ' B ' R ' MATHEWS, Esq. (late First Officer), Wlow: ' are tended to Sail for the Season of 1844 as Q Teiltw FROM LIVERPOOL. S-*»t BritoiT^HApril 27 Great Britain, Sat., Aug. 31 B*»t wSITI Ma y 25 G«at Western, Sat., Sept. 21 S^t Britli,, ...
... * f R^ ILwAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. ~-that°^ ing are the receipts of railways for the past ** _n> U *j ?? up t0 the date t0 which the respective of ty made ' to g et ber with the receipts for the same Ul the previous year :â Correspond- Last Week, ing Week, 1844. >1 & Wi*»« .. £ s. d. £ a d. fnCon^ in « ha ». July 4.. 4368 15 7 2836 11 2 £^^ M .â¢?} 5213 18 7 4775 112 W K estJ,£ I W w ' ...
... T11 1 Inhabitants and Visitors of Brighto.;, are T prehv informed tliht the tIAZAAR at the ALP;,ON will be OPENED on the Ist of JUNE NEXT, ai A NiE S ROOMlt, &c.; &r . Admittance One Geuitea for the year toding tie 3lst of Mlav, IS1W. 13RIGiliTN WHITE LEAD, LEAD PIPE, AND COLOUR1 WVORKS, No. 47 NORTII STREIETr, 1RIGIITON. 11. W 0 1) D, PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER, AND PAPER hA1kNGER, B 1- ?? to ...
... a n UL & ARNLEY JUNC- TIO RALWY COMPANY. (PRVISONALYREGISTERED.) CAPIAL £00,00, n 21000 hars of £90 each. pBO VISIONAL COM4MITTEE. PA JOSEPH JONES, Esq., Mayor of Hull. are ~JOHIN ATKINSON, Esql. foill CHARLES BAMFORD, Sun., R5sq. to b JOHN BARKWORTH, REsq. and WILLIAM BATCHELLOR BR1OWNLOW, Esq. for WILLIAM B3ALDWIN CARRICK, REsq. the THOMAS DIGBY, Esq. 51a WILLIAM D. THORNTON DUESBERRY, REsq. ...
... No. 6577. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1845 ; PRICE 5d ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS— Friday. Mr. P. M'KENXIE, the new Lord of the Treasury, took the oaths and his seat for Peebleshire. Mr. GISBORN X was anxions to call the attention of the house' to ih,* question he had raised yesterday. At the time he then mooted it he was not aware of the resolution of the house of 111.3G, by which the chairman of a ce-mmitte-e was prec uded f,om voting unless the numbers ...
... No. 6703. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1846. PRICE bd. ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS—Thursday. Mr. H. Barkly, who was introduced by Lord Hotham and Mr. TV* Baring, took the oaths and his seat for Leominster. On the motion of Sir G. CLERK, the amendments made by the Lords in the Companies Clauses Consolidation Bill, the Railway Clauses Consoli and the Lands Clauses Consolidation Bill, were taken into consideration and agreed to. On the motion of tbe LORD ...
... January to the 3l«t of December, jßfr to the Royal Military Co ...
... - â I .s- x Coast, with a Branch via Tilbury, to Gravesend 'and a Branch t> the River Crouch. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT n.e R'fht Ron. the Earl of MORNINGTON, Chairman K*en A. RIDDELL, Esq.. Deputy-Chairman - , Henry Tebb. Bart. Charles Grant Esq . ?? Hughes, Esq., Miles Dormer,' Esq. Ml- Herbert Ingram, Esq. \\ ?? m_Bradley. Esq. John Nixon, Esq. ,;irf«onO»lquhoun, Esq. A. Macdonald Ritchie ...
... ARRIVAL OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF HOLLAND. We announced in our Second Edition yesterday evening the arrival of the King of Holland in this country. The different authorities at the Royal dockyard at Wool- wich had received instructions from the Admiralty and the Horse Guards to make every preparation for the reception °* his Majesty, and that the usual honours paid to Royalty were to be ...
... SATUR- Morning, the 31st of December, at One precisely. There will be no packet to Boulogne on Saturday. CHAS. BESSELL. Secretary. I general Steam Navigation Company, 37, Regent Circus, and 69, Lombard-street. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY'S first-rate and superior packet. leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE (weather permitting) forâ HAMBURGH (carrying his ...