... place, it is presumed that he has been tried against the other, or that he would not so easily have found backers. Coambeso ?? row in the black boat, built by Hunt, and Kelly in that belonging to Mr. loyton. The whole of the mnoey, ma-Eng1 20 a side, was ...

... and lilliputian ninepins. ArFLrCTISG OccUnsrEcL.-On Saturday morning, Mr. Mumford, landlord of the Golden Anchor, in Coppice Row, Clerkenwell, died under very afflicting and extraordinary circumstances. About a fort- night ego a gentleman called upon him ...

... nothing about it, say they, orit may endin-turning ot the sinisits ! How locmgin the name of common sense, is this to go iont Row long, hi the name of decent pride, is a great and enlighten- ed people to suffer themselves to be dragged through the mire at ...

... Thursday. Senanous AcctneEcr.-Ott Wedneoday afterttoon theo groom of Captain lfsbr, a gentletittu residling itt Wincltester-row, New-road, brought Isis itoaster's gigg to ise doot', and] itiprudentlo- left thte antiutal for a short titoc 'is Thito tattfining ...

... Nov. 16, i C. .11 ice KaI Hotel, suinsderlafnd: Soli- citors, Messrs Me'-i-on Prhanlo, 1111 Mslli~ty, Rin-'s-roat, Bedford-row -.SMITlIl, StilfORt, Laneaoshh1c. jl~lumber, Oci. 16, Nov. 16. at 1 o'clock, at ?? Coinmissioners'-reooms, Mi'lielleoter: S ...

... surrender Oct. 23 and Nov. 20. at two, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. Selicl_ tors, Messrs. VV hite and Whitmore, Bedford-row.-WILLI ac Asumo qn. Sheffield, otcian, Oct. 17 and Nov. 20, at eleven, at the Town-liall Sheffleld. S1oicitor, Mr. C, Fiddey ...

... Nov. 27, at one o'clock, at Dee's Itoyal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor, Sharpe, Field, and Jackson, Bedford-rows.-JoIoND.Asvi W'ILLIAtNs,Carnnarthen, ironmonger, Oct. 30, Nov. 27, at eleven o'clolk, at the Ivy Bush Hotel, Carmarthen. Soli- ...

... in effigy! and tears and lamentations from the people in the streets! We began this paper in mirth, and conclude it in sor- row. The spectacle of human nature in a mean an-d ogrovelling attitude is always painful; and we never hap- pened to read anything ...

... iicensed-victualler.-Nov. 15, J. West, High-street, Shoreditcht, grocer.-Nov, 16. J. Jones, Wands- worth, and Paternoster-row, silk-printers.-Nov. 16, J. Jamies, South. anpton-street, Strand, oollen-draper.-Dec. 12, J. Oldhamn, Sheflield, druggist.-Nov ...

... chissneys. Fortuniately the house having undergeise recently a susbstaitial repair received iso other disisiage. In Paradise-row', tle house No. 2, in the occupation of Mr. Frisbv, a general dealer, was nearly levolled to the ground, ociing to a stack of ...

... imperfect. Under such circuomstances as these, the continual breaking out of fever is of course inevitable. In Alfred and Beelkwith-rows, Bethnal-green, where the houses are crammed with inhabitants, and where the drains, &c., are in the filthiest condition, Dr ...

... at 12, at the Retl Horse Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon: stlicitors, Messrs. Adling- ton, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett, Bedford-row-TiioNst.s SINGLE- TON, KiriLham, Lancashire, litiesi-massufaeturer, Nov. 16, Dee. 14, at I1, at the Toisrn-hall, Preston: solicitors ...