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... Solicitor, Mr. Smith, Ashby-de-la-Zoueh; and Mr. Price, New-square, lincoln's Inn, London. I Ward, Towcester, Northasptonshire, lace-dealer. Solicitor, Mr. Clarke, Bishlpsgate Church-yard, London. 'lrueman, Gaoldsmith's street, lace-dealer. Sol. Mr. Claxrk'e ...
... ICle poztz of CI)ttrbap anD stibap. LONDON, FRID)AY, DECEMrIEl 126. By thi'! 1atest accounts from France, it appears certain that the (Cha'`her of Depuities is dissolved, and the first Itrenstire. it is staid, of the new Chamber, will be to perpe- tirate ...
... that our usual parcel of London papers did not reach us last evening. A letter from Paris, of Wednesday's date, states that a diplomatic note has been transmitted to the French Government, by the united courts of Vienue, London, and Berlin, proposing to ...
... - - Gudge, E., Bristol, woollen-draper, at the Court of Commissioners, London, at 12; third meeting. - Naish, F., Shepton Mallet, clothier, at the Court of Commissioners, London, at I s dividend. July iS. Jenkins & Jenkins, Pillgwenlly, Monmouth- shire ...
... bill is to be defeated, it might as well be defeated before Christmas as after. If it is to be carried by the creation of additional Peers, that creation might as well take place before Christmas as after. If it be uncertain whether tle' creation of fresh ...
... supporting B]idewells or rtheir keepers, or of building new Houses of Correction; -and paying this heavy tax already, is, with the citizens, a -very good reason why they should' not desire to have a new one, Oth. If the rate be levied, the citizens can resist ...
... that: it must have been frightened in so near town by a party who had been out shooting in the adjoining county. NEW POTATOES AT CHRISTMAS.-For several wdeks past, in consequence of the extreme mildness of the season, Mr. Prit- chard, o the Nelson Hbtel ...
... himself as a Candidate for East rSomerset. e CLIFTON Susrer;sloN Bzts~uy.-Dr. Birkbeck-, thme scion- r tific Ptresident of the London Mtechanics' Institute, lisa declared Fe' Co It his opillion that Mr. Motley's plan, which we latel y alluded to, Dr will have ...
... Atlas, Jones, froin London; tbe Cathvrine, Lovering, from Plymouth. ENTRreD our.-The Darnaway, Huntrods. anldtie Paddy,Way, from Marseilles ; the Flaurer, Holmes, for 11nimburgh ; tIe Hickman, Lowrie, for Quebec; the Cosino, Lewis. t'ot New York; the Wesley ...
... the total abolition of tithes. NEW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. C. Woon, a writ was ordered to be issued for the borough of Chatham, in the room of Mr. Maberly, who had accepted the ofilce of commissioner of customs. A new writ was also ordered for the ...
... Duke of Wellington as a re- former; the tenor of their proceedings will intbrm us. THE LATEST INTELLIGEYVE. LONDON, FRIDAY'MORNING.l By the London palIers of this morning we perceive that meeting., to express to his Majesty the state of the public feeling ...
... at its desti-e nation before the London mail, via Abergavenny, although the 'ti distance is greater and there is a delay in crossing the Passage.- In consequence of some difficulties having arisen in making the SI new road from Hobbs' Point to St. Clears ...