... Dock Committee, Yesterday.— Present, ssrs Moore, (chairman,) M dyneux, Houghton, Aikin, Rankin, Toltin, Sandbach, Hoyden, Bold, Horafall, Henderson, Gladstone, Mann, Kendal, Middleton, and Wood. Mr. Hartley, the dock surveyor, having recoveied from his ...

... mer- chants. H. Rayner, M. 3. Conolly, and E. Mawdasley, Liverpool, drysalters. R. Sandbach, R. Markendale, and D. Sandbach, Manches- ter, hide brokers. ' H. Sandbach and D. Sandbaeb, Manchester, tanners. F. Smith and J. Emerton, Dover-place, New Kent-road ...

... Totness ,, 119 11 Oat Dr-o4 ,d 7 0 S Aecriegton Leigh ' 1 4 l Market Raosn. Bath 0 10 0 Newarkl-on.Tret Central moosen. Sandbach dale ,, a 17 a WuoBeaillue Nottingham, C Mowl Sweet .. 0.2 0 mzrzwsiX FIJ1D. Shoreditch .. 0 1 9 Swset Market Lavington 0 ...

... 9 Drli~kii 7 0 2 Acerington o 012 10 Lelgh 1 4 5 Market Ragen.. i 140 Bath 0 19 0 Newarkc-on.Trent 6 0 0 Central Rossen. Sandbach l. O 1c 6 dale ,, 817 a Wm Bailie .. 0 1 6 Nottingham, C Mowl - 0 2 0 sweet . 0 5 0 £46 5 6 IC I I I I I I BxPBNSH PUND. ...

... Philadelphia. r surraR CLICA~tiS OUIJTAOD5. ', Louisa and Frederick, Stevenson, far Newfoundland; Bee-hIvrP _ Fauvel, for Jersey; Sandbach, Bisphamn, for Demerara; Agnr . e Brown, for Carthagena; Brisk, Ivey, for Constantinople. &c; N;, erlanne, Germaine, for ...

... moved, and Mr. Sandbach seconded, a motion declaring a dividend as shown in the report; which was passed unamunously. , Mr. Alderman Livingston moved, and Mr. W. Adamnson seconded, the re-election of Mr. Charles Langton and Mr .G, R. Sandbach as directors ...

... Sir J. Tobin, Mr. Iram, Mr Horsfall, tt ed Mr. Sandbach, and Mr. Houghton, are the committee of ma- y : nagement. The Council brok' up at two o'clock. Present,-Messrs. T. :eFooter, R. B. Hollinshead, Sandbach, Shawe, A. Moly- or neux, Moss, Irlam, T. Brancker ...

... responded.- Mr Sandbach proposed the health of Mr L. Stephen. son and Family,-a compliment which Mr L. Stephenson ?? next toastwaas the Heads of the Departments, which was given by Mr L. Stephenson, coupling the names of Mr Foxtas, Mr Sandbach, Mr Moson ...

... Lodge, jun. and E. Hope, Leeda, flaxupinnurs. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-S. Perrott,jun. and Co. Li- verpool, corn merchants.-H. Sandbach, R. AMarkendale, and D- Sandnohb, Manchester, hide ?? and Williams Salford, joiners.-E. T. and W. Johnson, Itaihbill, Lancashire ...

... Sbildon, ?? per J Parker. 0 a 8 Leeds, near Holmblrtb, per Bradford _ 0 S 0 W theiel .. 0 4 2 Ralph Stringer, Democrat, Chep. Sandbach .. 0 1 6 stow .. 0 0 6 Bristol, per W Hyatt . I I RbCEIVED BY P. KSDD. Hoxton, per Newcastle, per sumners 0 5 0 M Jude . ...

... rotatlon from the board of directors, but are eligible for re-eleotlon, namely lr. Mtoziey Mr. Rtoade, Mr. Wnm. Robertson Sandbach, sui Mr. Thomp- son; and that Mr. William Drury Chidsoos one of the auditors, retiree by rotation hut is eligible for reelection ...

... peargWalbook. hn 'oopcr, Whitccbapel, umbretlla alnd .luy IC, lttn;atGuildhaiL. : ?? - S~blal-lq'Mare.- ,-iohluej UChap-, Sandbach, Chefter, carnfit9tor ai bgCr,.Dcc'nhCr 16, at three, ai7, at ten, aaud Ja. .r it elt', at the White Bear Itnn, Middlew e ...