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... THE ONLY WEEKLY DISSENTING NEWSPAPER. On Monday, January 7, 1939, will commence, A NEW SERIES OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, price five pence each number, conducted by an AVOWED and RECOGNISED Dissenter. Instead of being printed in a quarto ...
... CURRENT PRICE OF HOPS, April 14. The demand for 1939's and 1810's has been limited, and prices remain about the same as last week. Older hops are scarcely looked after. per cwt. per cwt. 1836. 1837.. Kent Pockets ..—s, 455, 56s Kent P0cket5. ...
... &c., arrive [ay 5, 1855, Scotch. I ) PORT of dusive. Foreign. 12281 19(39 1770 883 402 4150 190 ...
... PROVISION MARKETS.—Lokmorr. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 7,677 firkins Butter, and 1,939 bales Bacon, and from foreign ports 10,432 casks Butter and 551 bales Bacon. In the Irish Butter market there was rather more business transacted towards ...
... PROVISION MARKETS.—LONDON. The arrivals last week from Ireland were 7,677 firkins Butter, and 1,939 bales Bacon, and from foreign ports 10,432 casks Butter and 551 bales Bacon. In the Irish Butter market there was rather more business tra n s a cted towards ...
... HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 11, Chatham-place, Blackfriars, Oct. 5, 1939. bIRECTORS have much pleasure in anketteellerneing the following spontaneous Resolution which has been At th frorn an important and efficient Auxiliary:— Itfigoc!recular HALF -YEARLY ...
... HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 11, Chatham-place, Blackfriars, Oct. 5 1 1939. D IRECTORS have much pleasure in an'll'4 ree n e l l v ti ncing the following spontaneous Resolution which has been At ed from an important and efficient Auxiliary:— A As tic Z reg ...
... 2, to 24th Dec. 1842, both inclusive. English. I Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 6407 ' 16 3080 18298 5563 437 13027 35 6483 10249 1939 1473 316 1469 1364 15 1899 2347 9611 ...
... 189 192 Central „ 137 148 141 171 154 171 East 201- 235 242 301 205 233 South 302 265 284 365 307 296 1015 949 969 1212 1001 1939 Births in the Week. Deaths in the Vieek. Males .. 743 Males .. .. 536 Females .. .. 720 Females .. 518 1463 1054 Births over ...
... DURHAM (SOUTH). Pease (L) 3 , 398 Surtees (C) ,„ 3,216 Beaumont (L) „. 2,929 ESSEX (Nonni). Western (L) 1,939 _ Du Cane '(e) 2,082 Beresford (C) 1,877 ESSEX (SOtrul). Selwin (C) 2,804 Cecil (C) 2,695 Baker (L) 2,347 HERTFORDSHIRE. Cowper ...
... TIIOMSON, A.M., of Stain= drop, and late of Marischal College and University Aberdeen, proposes, after the 12th of January, 1939, to receive into his family a limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, (not to exceed six,) who will be instructed the usual branches ...
... Oatmeal, 1,018 sacks and 6,455 brls. of Flour. The shipments to Ireland consist of 2,204 qrs. Wheat, 119 qrs. Indian Corn, 1,939 sacks and 1,755 brls. of Flour; and coastwise 713 qrs. Wheat, 200 qrs. Barley, 11' re. Indian Corn, 68 sacks and 2,196 brie ...