... No. - anne a- binn, I-i iolni, ;ltelliein-Jeohii ?? and \u'lllarn (I Vinl the yokilnger, nit F-'lrtsen irimintniSer, - William leaf, Jainon t ?? cl l tiihiti itllianann of Fredvri li'sapinacr, Old Jeary, mer- Slaint (sin lay.as regcnrls Jlt)ln Pio lRlan) ...

... Mansion-house, and he was remanded till Monday last.-Mr. William Leaf, of the Old 'Change, London, partner in the firm of Leaf, Coles, and Co., warehousemen, London, and in the firm of William Leaf, Crofts, and Co., merchants, London, stated that there ...

... -WiIaiO Juchmaster and Thomas ucekmaater, of New OrarlAgton.street, London, and Daason-streot, Dabli, ?? Wilkinson and William Leaf, of Knitreaberough, ?? 111ardlon nd John Goddard, of Lttle N Ldofghouse-lane and Great Portland- street, Miarylebone, ...

... taking into consideration the present de- pressed state of trade, and of devising means to relieve the consequent distress. William Leaf, Esq., was called to the chair. The requisition convening the meeting having been read, Messrs Bright and Chappell addressed ...

... Gisborne,Eeqr.; J.W. O'Connell, Esq ; Rt lliaro,.n E Esq. [Manchester) ; F.Potter, Eaq. (Manchester) ; bl tFraser, Eeq. ; William Leaf, Esq. ; Dr. Cox (Haceliev ,P. A. Taylor, Eeq.; J.WVilsinn, Es(q.; Robcrt hleywcoj E-q. (Balton); Joan Hale, Enq.; I-enry ...

... ITborneycroft, JSn., aod George Thorneycroft, jan., of Wet- verhanmptln, iron aitnufa-ctitrers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Leaf, James Coles, jun., Williani Smith, Michael Bratik- ston, 11,-rnard Richlardson, and R. Hunt (so lar as regards Blernard ...

... Cooke Taylor, T. Sharwood, Esq., G. Dunn, Esq., - Chapman, Esq, J. Conlthard, Esq., C. J. Browne, Egq., T. Poulter, Esq., William Leaf, Esq., Major Reid Revell, Preis Granger, Esq., Rev. E, MuSgoutt, J. B. Scott, Eeq. (Mlanchester), Thomnas Allen, Esq., ...

... report, which was read, aninoucerd that during the first vears ol the institution, the funds bad been biedy maintained by William Leaf, Esq., who bad subscribed very nearly £900 towards their maintenance. It lurther announced that there was a balance in ...

... looked upon this loana 'i the light of blood-money, similar to that which used' irmerly to be paid in this country. - Mr. William Leaf (of Old Change) moved tie thanks of the meeting to Mr. Alexander for his conduct in the chair.* Mr. J. Scoble seconded ...

... and enthusiti maeeting. Among those who supported 8ir J.Walmleyon the platform we observed Arthur Anderson, Esq. M.P., William Leaf, Esq., Samuel Morley, Esq., David Williams Wire, BEq., Peargus O'Con- nor, Req., M.P., William Arthur WIlkinson, Eq., William ...

... Esq., M.P., Arthur Ander- son, Esq., M.P., F. O'Connor, Esq., M.P., William Pritchard, Esq. (high-bailiff of Soutlhwark), William Leaf, Esq., Samuel Morley, Rsq., D. W. Wire, Esq., W. A. Wilkinson, Esq., W. J. Hall, Esq., Thomas Prout, Esq., William Williams ...

... Clarke, 31. 3s.; J. Hewitt, 31. 3s. ; Tue Earl of Wilton, 2001. ILord R. Grosvenor, 1501. ; Sir J. Hall, Bart., 51. 5s.; Mr. William Leaf, 601. donation, and 51. 6s. per annum, &c. The entire subscriptions received amounted to about ],0001. LONDON HOMI(EOPATHIC ...