... extol lit yirtuei than any thing he can add, and proee that it i> The Mother's best Companion Jar the Nursety No, IjQueen'a Row, Palmer’* Village, Westniiniter, November 7, 1830. To Mr. Congreve, Sin,—ln hope* that all Parent* will try the *ame remedy ...

... Bedford-row, London. SCHOLES (John), John BROUGHTON, and Robert SCHOLES, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, calieo'-prinlers, Jan. 5, 6, Feb. I, York Hotel, Manchester.—Messrs Morris and Owen, Manchester; Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedfotd-row, London ...

... two boards, Ihe property of Thomas Tay ; is also charged with stealing at Penn, various planet and tawt, the property of John Row , Barnard Flanegan, charged with stealing at Lnngdon, a silver watch, the properly of John Wood ; John Godsull, charged with ...

... Leiceater, ttalioner, Jan. 10, 11, Feb. 11, Three Crowat lao, Leiccater —Mr. Dolby, Leicetler; Mr. Taylor, Joba-atreat, Bedford-row, Lou- doo. GILL (George), Axbridge, Somersetshire, linen-draper, Jan. 10, 11, Feb. 11, Town-ball, Aubridge.—Mr. Fry, Aabridge; ...

... Jan. 10, Angel Inn, Rotherham; Frb. 8, King’s Head Inn, Sheffield Mr. Badger, Rotherham; Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford.row, Loadoa. ROYSTON (James), Manchester, innkeeper, Jan. 7, 14, Frb. 8, Bridge Inn, Bolton.—Mr Boardman, Bolton ; Messrs. Adiiugton ...

... square, London, Henrietta Maria, Marchioness Aylesbury, daughter Noel, first Lord Berwick. Lately, at his house in Bedford-row, London, Thomas Davison, Esq., printer, of Lombard-street, Whitefriars. Some of the most splendid works that have for the last ...

... BURT (William Aynseomb), ChrUlchiirch, Sorrey, ra«i- Oiercbant, Jan. Id. *l, Feb. 83—Hr. Waugh, Great Jamet-atreel, Bedford-row. COHEN (Godfrey Alexander), Weolworlh-plnce, MHaead-rond, general merchaat, Jan. Id, *l, Feb. 83 Meaara. Volet and Sydney, ...

... fn,, » cons, with Oeariar and Thripplcs, Land Roll, Timber C« rl, ff . doable and single Ploughs, pair of foor.horae Her row*, lot of Porks, Rakes, and Mraanres, capital Wiaaottiao Machine, seseral sets of Tkiller and Trace Oeariao | M well-seasoned ...

... works. Ou the 14th instant, aged 78, John Hrighway, Esq., of Cndogan, near Shrewsbury. On the 15th instant, his house in Easy-row, Birmingham, after an illness of few days, in his 70tb year, Mr. Thomas Knoll, late of the firm of Beilby and Kuetts, in that ...

... BEDWELL (James), Landon-road, Southwark, bedsteadmaker. Jon. 25, 28, March —Solicitor, Hr. Gunner, Great James. street, Bedford.row. BEVNON (John), Scarborough, Yorkshire, draper, Jan. 25, 28, March I —Hr. Atkurtt, Newgate.slreel. BUCKLAND (James), ten., and ...

... Feb. 9, 10, March 11, Office of Mr. Ralph Leigh, Wigan.—Mr. Leigh, Wigan ; Messrs. Adliugtou, Gregory, aud Faulkner, Bedford-row, Loudon. LASKEY (Robert), Exeter, haberdasher, Feb. 5,12, March 11, New London Inn, Exeter.—Mr. Brutlou, Exeter; Messrs. Briitton ...

... to maintain it * The least was drank with loud applause. Bristol College was opened on Monday se'unigkt the hoiike in Park Row. Dr. Jerrard is the Principal, and Mr. the Deputy Vice-Principal. The pupils arc 34 in number. Mr. O’Cnnncll, in lii« Uit Irtlrr ...