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... PUBLISHED under the SU- PEHINTENDANCE of the SOCIETY for the DIFFUSION of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. _vo. Ss. canvas bds. 8. ESSWSonthe INSTITUTIONS, GOVERNMENT, and manners «f the states of ancient greece. b>- 11ENRY D.W ID HILL, D.D. _d edit. l.mo. 7s. bels. 9. The ...
... My Lords. Ladies, and Gentlemen, Mr. 1 aimer having resigned the Otfice of COLLECTOR to y ...
... HAND-IN-HAND FIRE-OFFICE, 1, NEW nniDGF-HTHKET, BLACKFRIAHS. instituted in IMSKJ. 50pt . 2 r,.18-29. ' ALL Persons whose Insurances become due at MleHaelmaS, arc requested to observe thei r^e^.pts f art now ready, and should be paid within 1 ifteen Days ...
... ■ - JOHN IWTERSON, D. G. S. 118, Grafton-stroet, Dublin. HAND-IN-HAND FIRE-OFFICE, 1, NEW BRIDOE-BTUEET, BLACKFHIARS. Instituted in 1696. f Sept. 23, 1829. ALL Persons whose Insurances become due at Michaelmas, are requested to observe their Receipts ...
... Thomas Nash, Edward Wirt, P. Nash, W. Fison, 11. King, jun., J. Fison. W. King, J. Hemmington, R. Alexander Cotton, William Pearce, Henry Collier, Wm. Headley, Henry King, James King, Elien. Fester, Richard Angler, George Bullen, J. S. Cooper, Thomas King ...
... condition oftheJewsin the kingdom of the Netherlands. The letter is from 31. Meyer, of Amsterdam, whose work on judicial institutions has given him a European reputation, and ranked him in the first class of writers on jurisprudence i— Amsterdam, March ...
... and nut suffer it to be publicly and wantonly assailed without any foundation, ami fur these reasons it was that he had instituted the present action. Mr. Garble, after addressing the court fur upwards of an hour, concluded Icy observing that he lead ...
... following dreadful accident happened to servant of Messrs. Speck and Ketlmond, corn-factors. Mill-street, Uuckhead, named Pearce. The unfortunate man was in the act of carrying sack of wheat fioin the warehouse across plonk one of Messrs. Sjieck*s lighters ...
... C.IJ , Pearson, Sir Ralph Hamilton, Aiarlay, Gordon, Eainbrigge, Fane, AI.P,, Edward W’ildman, Reeves, C.B. K.H., Taylor, Pearce, D’Aguilar, AValton, Gossett, C.8., Alucdowall, Breton, Jones, Pasley, Wynyard, Cradcck. Clereland, Lovell Badrork, Malley ...
... ministry could taka in the peace and repose of she peninsula, who for a long time sharpened the sword give the last blow the institutions of France;—now, after so dreadful and profitable example, one may judge well what were the bases proposed to the Emperor ...
... Holboni-hill. fcOni'.TY FOR THE SUPPRESSION ITY, Rc ...
... Sale, at the Star and Angel Inn, Helston; the Union Hotel, Penzunce; theßo>al Hotel, and Falmouth PaCKet Journal, Falmouth; Pearce’s Hotel. Tru o; R..yal Hotel, Plymouth; New London Inn, Exeter; House, Bath; Messrs. Henderson and St. John, solicitors to ...