... manner directed by the Act passed itbh. third year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, For regulating Turnpike Roads; and owhicti Tolls ivere let tle last year for the sum under- mentioned, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens ...

... ISAAC SPENCER, of Plantation, York, Esq. HC THOMAS SMITH, of Huntington-hall, York, Esq. Wi WILLIAM VICKES, of Firs-hill; Sheffield, Esq. his JOHN MILNE of Halifax, Esq. the JAM+'S G S EN, of Holl, Esq. Ms WILDIA D, of Horton, Bradford, Esq. SH . tONDOO ...

... the assuraisce of wvhicls THE inr MctAN HESTER AND SALFORD BREWING divi COMPANY will prove a successful speculation. very With this encouraging prospect it is theat thoe Company l oeto be established with a C~apital of £lU00,J yeai to po5ivided into ...

... continued as usual, PnPer~tedbyDonatipas and Subscriltions, at 48, St. Manchester, Dec. 6tbh;,13. ;. ARGUS. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ' S /C 39j. Tlir towrto street, London; - 6;t4/KWG.SiTR1~'EE }l4ANCHES l'ER; ti, Exlsohaisge- I *stwt East, Liverpool. E ...

... onl or before the 2Old day of l)ecctnber uext; and the slime will be let at four o'clock in the evening of that day, at the Company's Offce, in Ashtotn aforesaid. Dltr'. George Litiloy, of Ashtont, will show the site of the bank as marked out,; and the pilans ...

... within fifteen days of that date, otheisvise the Company vill cease to be liable for the sums insured. The Receipts tire in the possession of the Agents. ' Every description of risk is insurclf by this Company on the most moderate terms. AGENTS have been ...

... &c. I Na . 92, King-street, ~Ilanchester, 2m ld. January, 1836. i1 ROCHDALE AND BURNLEY TURNPIKE ROAD. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the A Trustees of the Turnpike Road under an act passed a is the sixth year of the reign of his late ilaljesty King si ...

... speilcnting in an article whloi' va; well hlown to have. afforded to the East India Company a most exorbitant profit, by which moans the 'leas refused by the East India Company as unfit t'or use woluld be brooght itht this coontey, we 1iuve positive directions ...

... Water-street, he- eloigiss g to the Railway Company, tlsrough which lisa the water was sufferell to run, and which swoulsd require 50515o the attention fromathe jury. A numberoifpresentsnentswese sur then ?? Company, of Proprietors of the MlaI- pychester and ...

... upwards three votes. That the company be considered as formed, when 1,500 shares are subscribed for. That each shareholder pay on allotment 2s. per share towards defraying the expenses necessary for the forma. tion of the company, a sum of £2 per share into ...

... !KS every P)ay f'm, wefve ?? ?? 30, 1830. PoUTH LANCASHIR1 .CROWN AND FLINT S GLASS AND. BOTTLE COMPANY.-A MEET- ING of. the SHAREHOLDERS in this Company will be hold at the Star Hotel, . Deansgate, ?Iauhs r, on FuiDAY next, the 6th. day of May, foI sa ...

... Public Baths ?? Manchester Soap~ Company ?? South Lancashire Gloss Company ?? . Union Plate Glass Company ?? ?? , Whseal Harmony Copper and Tin Mines ?? W est Wheat Brothers Silver, lie., Mines ?? ?? Pin and Needle Company ?? WVANTS TO PURCHASE, BANKS. ...