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... Ziff WHITEHAVEN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1843. The Sessiou of Parliament terminated on Thursday last, and was on that day, as will be seen our parliament report, prorogued her Majesty person, Thursday the lOth day of October next. The Royal speech, as is usual at the close of a Session, vaguely enumerates some of the principal public measures that have been passed, and expresses a hope that ...
... on SATURDAY the 27th JANUARY. 183*. The Smack TRITON, now on her Passage, will Mil for Belfast and London, three days after arriving ■t this Port. All Persons who wish to secure their (roods hi/ these VRSSBI.S, are requested to be particular in ordering them to be sent to Cotton’s Wharf, Toolby Street. Goods for London, when sent hence by the Smacks are not detained at Belfast until the ...
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... sail from Fenning’s -L Wharf, for Whitehaven direct on SATURDAY the 17th of SEPT., 18*2. Pertont ivko with to secure their (roods these VESSELS,are re/nested to he particular in ordering them to be sent to Fenninu’s Wharf, Toolkv Street. For further Information apply W. Law Ouii.iiv ft Co., Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street, London, or to KANDLBSON and FORSTER, r> gWfc In consequence of the ...
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... I MP E R I I. FARM A M E T. HOUSE OF LORDS, Tiilrsdav, Feb 21. A Krai nu.uiM-r petitions were presented both lor and a'ain&i the reptal ol the rmn-la** SOUTH AMERICA. intSTKANGFOKD next c*i the aiieouoauf 'ht re, that he should on to the stale ■n« that now existed beiw»-eo Fiance and ceila n ties of iih America. l j u _ Visconm inquired «lni s'eps had been taken to. ibe pr neetion Brit -It ...
... Her Majesty has expressed a wish that Mrs. Giffard, the widow of Captain Giffard of the Tiger, should have the highest rate of pension (£200) permitted by the regulations, and that she should have apartments at Hampton-court Palace. There are five children, the allowance for which, under such circumstances, may a-year each. Wednesday last. Prince Albert, the chancellor the university, visited ...
... ®jie ; AND WADES WHITEHAVEN ADVERTISER. 3IOJVDJIT, SEPTEMBER, 1824. Where Moderation dvelfs, the Sovl admits IHstinct Jtleat and Matur'd Debate; an Dye Impartial, anil an Even Scale.—Hence lt isi!i>m sound, and unrejienting Choice. VV. Q. [ADVERTISEMENTS, READY MONEY The n ...
... ISLE OF MAN. MB. STEELE. Principal of the CRESCENT ACAD EM Y, begs to intimate to his Friends in WhitehaTen, and its Vicinity, that he intends being in Whitehaven, along with Mrs. STEELE •bout the 10th of next Month. He will be found at Mrs. Irwin's (i»/d*n Lion, and will be happy to give Parents and Guardians every Information respecting his Academy. He will return to the Island by the Mona's ...
... ITE H AVE N STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. TUB fine new Steam Packet, COUNTESS OF LONSDALE, Marshall, ComhianUer, will anil direct with Goods and Passengers ’From Wiiitkhavbn for Livehpool. Thursday I9M inst, „. r at S\x, Afternoon. Monday, isut at Xine, Euening. Thursday 26th inst..,*/ Half-paSt Tt*n, Kveving. On Monday inst. at Tivo, Afternoon. ■On Thursday Aug. Half-past Four, Afternoon. ...
... In the list of promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, dated Feb. 29, we notice the name of Lieut. John Henry Peile, (eldest son of our respected townsman, Dr. promoted to second Captain, vice Warlow, made supernumerary.'’ Robert Wilson, who, as our readers are aware, was in custody in Liverpool a charge of embezzling money to the extent of more than .I*3ooo, the property of his ...