... Faascii. Mercer. klanchevter Font), and Co., St. A nn's•square. Halifax—J.W. FOSTER, Linen Draper, 36,Crovro-street. Bradford—Pro. PRATT, Chemist, 33, lye Gate.. Wake field —J. STANFOILD and Co., Booksellers. Kendal—A.F. W MASA. Library, Highgate. L ...

... Cumberland, Mr. J. Brocklebank, yeoman, aged 69, formerly of Mid Town, Whitbeck. Same day, at Prospect -cottage, New Ferry, Liver-I pool, Mr. Charles Robinson. aged 77. On the 4th ult., in Russell-place. London, aged 64. D. D. Davis, M.D. Dr. Davis was ...

... 11 . 110 - rn - I;y7d Harry Lorrever Mr d Lapwing „ Mr d Old Ned Mr Fisher's d Flash „ Mr Neeve's b Francesca Mr•Simpoon's d Sampson „ Mr J. llornby's b Flirting Mr. a b Flora „ Mr Simpson's d Sligo Mr Ramaera ...

... Barton Lodge; J. F. Hindle, Esq., and Mrs. Hindle, Woodfold Park; Ft. Atkinson, Esq., and the Misses Atkinson, of Ellel Grange; Ft. Snell, Esq, and Mrs. and Bin Snell, Wellington-place; Stephen Blair, Esq., Bolton; J. Law, Esq., and and Miss Lasv, Manchester; ...

... Humphrey. 3 0 0 Mr. James Taylor 3 0 0 C. II 2 0 Mrs. Charnley I 10 0 Small sums 1Y Rev. J. Rigg Mr. D. Dewburst t 0 0 Rev. H. 0. Irwin I 0 0 Rev. G. N. B`snith Mr. J. Carr I o 0 Sums under I 0 0 Committee in London BOO 0 0 1 3 3 Families relieved, about ...

... for Preston district f.130 18a. sd. .• W Halsall, for Aloon do. .. J. 13ramwell, for Broughton do 3O II 9 tt george Taylor, ‘ for . Longton do 25 8 9 • ' J. Ito - seoe,:for Walton d. 20 18 II The out-door relief account was debited, and the relieving ...

... taken—and therefore t he most precious 2 41 ' cherish blies omen at;m to oy Shore e n w de h ß o d lor l e t f l i s irn a d W i i sTri e v i e i r ' y i st . h7t d i not only the sitter from the tedium of being fixed in the same position for many an hour ...

... bell, by Miss Stott and Mr. At. ; the duett, Tell me where is fancy bred, tu Miss Leach and Mr. Smith; and the trio, hark, I hear the Harem bells. We shall now oily add that the surplus to he handed over is expected to amount to upwards of j 32. The ...

... an hour afterwards T. Low/ides, sq. J. Sauey, Esq. came again into court with several bills found, and the C w . • i. B A t i e ten s q• J Hairston, E s q. ' A. F. Halilmrtoa, Esq. business was then proceeded with. J. Bushell, R. Greene Bradley, E sq ...

... IS, 1842. MRS. AND MISS COOPER RESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and the Public, that their SEMINARY will be RE-OPENED on TRURRDAY, nth instant. Mrs. and Miu C. present their best seknuwledgecnents the kind patronage of thsir Friends d beg to announce that ...

... warrant of distress was u lti ma t e l y granted. The overseers of Flizton did not d en u d e a fro w m ar t r h a e n . t of Tdhisetress overseers as is o s f ue u d r m f o i r t on f . B3 it , TORN-0 T.—The hand-loom weavers of s e ap pear,s s m ted ...

... children of edo ia. C a p O y a mi t r . i i :l r t a nV e d i: ap a b e e dA i m o j g m i ge n '. g —G t A damagertd the Mr. I e r , t r . o . 1 %. Town-hall w a r t h s d h 1 a o: l door charged en o d f The 'w a h i i :h' with ohuc offencea: l e i l i g ...