... be SOLD by All 'ITON'. by Mr.lioc.i, vrtT, at the i.i lecn's Heed, at Newcastle-upon- Tyne, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 16, at Two for Three, in One Lut, QUINDON BIDOE FARM, with the ancient RESIDENCE, now u.s, .1 as a farm-house, With capacious stone buildings, extensive walled gardens, in J beautiful situdtioii. about seven miles 1 om Hern ick, on the road to Wooler. commanding extensive and ...

... the UNITED UNl- tuVd* T V CLUB wiu be holden at the CLUB HOUSE, on Sa- •'elock' I ' th ?? y c*-— The Chair to be taken at one By Order of the Committee, ■v, -, „ ■ chas. STEWART, Secretary. n **l MaU, East, April 28, 1828. Exhibition of portraits ...

... 3 per 83 4 ...

... r- ~ ? lav view ' the Tunnel every Day (Sundays excepted.) from Seven in the Morning until Six in the Evening, upon Payment of One ShiHing for each Person. The Tunnel is lighted with Oil Gas, is dry and warm, aud the descent is by a safe and easy Staircase. Hv Order, won ,^ £H\RLES BUTLER, Clerk to the Compaay. Walbrook-buildings, Jan.s. 1829. J^ # S. PRETYMAN begs leave to remind .x,_ ?? h h ...

... Also, BOS ELLIPSES. H5.64. By the Same. the same may b*? had, s. d. Valpy’sGreek Grammar ...

... fought for liberty, she re-established order. In eight days Frame has shown hersell the mistress of herself, but yet to remain friend of all the neighUmring powers. The days of the •i)tth and 2!ttli hare shown what giant force there wax in this nation, the hlond which was in repose, and the veins which have lieen renewed in (he last If! years. Yesterday the civic consecration a King, hy ...

... Oct. 10. Oct. 11. Oct 12. Fire per Cent-Metalliques.. •• 82 .. 814 Four per Cents .. .. Bank Shares 1040 1037 1025 —AUytmexnc Zeitung, Oct, 17* FRANKFORT, Oct. 17- The cholera, ascending the Danube, has already reached Weis tic i'rankfort, Oct. 18. The Pembrokeshire election is over, and the bill candidate, Mr. Greville, is defeated. The Liverpool election is over, and Mr.Thomley, the hill ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS —This Day. The SPEAKER took the chair mmu after 12 o'clock. Sir C. BURRELL prenented a petition from au individual in Sanaa, complaining of the practice of paying labourers’ wages from the poor-rates. Lord DUNCANNON moved the order of the day fur the third rending of the Board of Works Regulation Bill. Mr. HUME objected to the orders the day taking precedence of the debate the ...

... Just published, In a neat pocket volume, price 4s. cloth, with a Representation of the Orbit of the Comet of 1832, SCIENTIFIC NOTICES of COMETS in GENERAL, and Particular of the COMET of 1832, whose revolution of six years and three quarter*’ duration. Translated from the French *»t M. By Colonel CHARLES GOLD, C. 8., Late of the Royal Artillery. London Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row. •** ...

... to glia’ with a Narrative of this awful Visitation, and of the produced the South of Stafford the Rev. CHARLES GIRDLESTONE, M.A. Vicar of Staffordshire. for the Author, and sold by J. G. and F. Rivlngton, Sf. fftTfiCbmeb-yard, and Waterloo-ptace, Pall Mall, London J. Oxford; and H. C. Laagbcldge, Bimatngham. whom may be had, by the same Author, CHURCH REFORM, addressed to the Re(in Pwltttor of ...

... On the Ist August, price only 4s. per volume, bound in morocco cloth. DE V E E U X. By the Author of •* Pelham. Forming the Seventh Monthly Set of NOVELISTS. HETtf ALREADY PUBLISHED. Feb. 1. Tremaine—March I. Pei lutm—April 1. The Chelsea Pensioners —May l» The Disowned, the Author of ** Pelham. •June 1. l>e Vere, the Author of •• Tremaine.'*—July 1. Granby, bv T. H. Lister, Esq. In ...

... the article headed Post Office,” inserted the Stambrd of Saturday, inadvertently omitted state that it was extracted from pamphlet entitled The K • farmed Ministry.” . T NUMEROUS and VERY RESPECT(iedb sir It w« moved Sir «*th«l h Interest. throusHout tile and well?l rl orwn»?ew t l*i‘rty. f a*'vexatious, unwam.nt. «r*«?« tShe opulent voters, wanton and oppressive. . , - , h „ meetine. the ...