TO THE TUUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL IX FIRM ARY,
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... attention of given notice the 0 tin- siid they not look !-- to of prove themselves very un-faiiifu! the England to detail to The Duke Clarence is expected leave England commencement summer for the continent a time- royal highness benefit during his journey ...
APPRENTICE and STATION BUSINESS— letter addressed to D B lbe Office this Paper attended be where science spring ..
... Duchess of Rutland be erected near Belvoir Castle mansion of the family The first stone laid a fortnight ago Royal Highness Duke of York in the presence of distinguished party of the friends connections of the family Mr is the architect It will take it ...
I nulies religion zealous exem- week terminated has with great decorum The public entertainment have closed ..
... canvas They carried h their booty InSorma'iun the robbery been Royal the Duke Clarence the chair were present Majesty’s subscription hundred was announced Royal Highness the Duke York’s of twenty-five and oilier handsome police prisoner idle wasappre- ...
Poetry
... Wi -SC] AN APRIL FOOL. jec Cs Go look for truth in deism, or sense in absenteeism. c Or discouragement to theism, in a Cambridge school; Ml Court an author for his pence, read Shelley for his sense, je, And dub yourself from hence-forth an April fool ...
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... subject such conditions shall then produced. Lot 1. A Substantial and modern LING-HOUSE, situate on the sooth-west side of Duke-street, and south-east side of Com wall isstreet, in Liverpool, bounded on the southeast by House belonging to Mr. James Cropper ...
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... Cradock, and Joy; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper; G. B. Whittaker; J. Duncan, London; J. Parker, Oxford; and Deightoo ami Son*. Cambridge; and bed ell Booksellers in the United Kingdom. The GRAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, frc. HICKMAN’S to (be most successful preparation ...
Advertisements & Notices
... CHArITF. ng s GENERAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of this AICHARITY will be held at the house of Mrs. ELtsoNs, - the Matron, No. 53, Duke-street, on Friday next the 19th instant, at Eleven oelocc in the Forenoon, for the purpsose G of electing as Accoucheur to ...
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... continue usual bv Mr Cruickshank and Mr Deane Castle-street ir Dl-treet Mr Sutton Paradise-street Mr Warred Pool-lane Mr Parker Duke’s-place IJverjHjd The 0£ GILEAD for many resorted to withtiicfoasing reputation in all Nervous mild corroborant the invigorates ...
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... Liverpool Mulgrave, Harbutt, from Alexandria, do Laura, Thomas, from Messina, do Arcturus, Wharton, from Lisbon, do Duke of York, Duke, from St. Michael, do Blanche from from Terceira, do Africa, Hooper, from Hoodums, do Fame, —, from Oporto, at Hoylake ...
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... Christ hurch, .Mr. Hooker, sailinakcr, Miss Elir. Light. Same day, at W inwick, the Ucv. Tho«. Ilmde, t'f Jesus College, Cambridge, and Corile of Win wick, Catherine .Mama, only of the late T. of the god Light Dragoons. On Tuesday the 16th iiirl. at meeting ...
Imports
... be do, J. Johnson. .195 do, Rathboiie Brothers and co. 247 brl, Isi turpentine, D. Laird ?? cc. .110 hI cotton, order. th Cambridge, Z. H Small, fm Chbarleston, with 101 bi cot. th ton. A. and F. Lodge and en--0 do, W. Forde and eo. -50 do, is W. Stuart- ...