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RE not being. fourteen Proprietors present, -&- holding each of them ten or more Sbar,s, (which is the number and qualification required by the Regnlatioes of the In stitution to.fortunldeeting) nObitiness could be tn...wasted th a chly ; the Meetieg.was therefore postponed to rhurehtv, August 18 th nett, when it is hoped every Member who can make it verdent will atoind,that the several Important matters Mentioned in the last Report oftbeDirectorq, dated June 24, ritzy be consi dered and adjusted.—By order of the Dinttors. . r .R013P.31;1' PROWETr , Cashier. CHURCH PRERAMENT. TC)BE SOLD, the NEXT PREI , ENTA — IOIt to a I tECI Y, the Incumbent upon which i s 64 • ' tri Of Air.—For particulars, 4144 (past paid) to Mr. 1 tts PALS, Solicitor, Lincoin's-Inn :•6 . _ _ IT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat. edly sent or made to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Stock payable at the Bank of England, South Sea Hisnies and East India House reapecdvely, w. ho have not paid the Duty on the same (or the years above-mentioned, that payment has not in many instances been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties haye incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Property Act being willing to allow further time for such y.tymeets, hereby give Notice, That the Duties payable on a/I Dividends of such Stock and Annltltiks for those nears,• are di steeled to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the parties making payment thtTeof will be.discharged hi the books of the respective Commissioners, until and upon the 10th day of October next; hot that all Persons who shall neglect to, make such payment on or before that day, will be prosechted as the Law directs, and steps are.now taking for bringing all defaulters into charge for the double duty, who shall not have paid :he Duty for the . years abovesonent:oned, on or bcfor cthc said 10th day of October next, after which day the Office of the Old Stock Exchange will be closed. By Order of the Beard, MATTHEW WINTER. Of:e fcr Tarn , ifigiut 1, 1808. HAM. TO EE LET, FURNI.ifif.D OR UNFURNISHED. And Entered tr:ou immediate-Iy, A N: excellent , FAMILYMANSION HOUS'4 coXilow HALL, bela.ifutly situated; w. Offices of ewry kind, a capital Kitchen Gnad.-n, Pleasure Grot:i . and Mantas r.s formed into vralks, , with or without any quactity. of Pasture not exceeding about So Aeres,situete within six of the City of Durham, and five of Sedgelleld, and hi the centre of the Lazr.hton and tiedgefield Hunts. That Tenant will have the eaclusive enjoyment of the Manor, abounding with Game, and a Sue 'front Stream of two mike 'n L-ngth. For Part*. ulals, enquire of Mr. Calvert, Durham, or WPM. 'Forster, Ceske arid Plore, Lincoin's Inn, London. Vai.‘:asis within two miles of the home. In the Press, and in September will be published, in email Octavo, price es. ed. A LETTER to the LiVERY of LONDON and the FRthHOLDERS of MIDDLES'EX, on the OFFICE and DUTIES of SHERIFF; with particular Refeterice to the Views of the Writer in His Execution of that Office for tilt City of London and the County of Middlesex. 1 7 AP.r.tt HANGINOS, 141.ADY kOR s )INC UP. r i - '0 prevent the long delay occasiojwd by wait -1- Leg the printing of papers at this season of the yur, Middleton anti Soh, the tipper Pad o: L. kexn ready for potting up, a general assortment of Paper Hangings, both English and Foreign. Colours also are prepared and sold, bath fine and heavy, in oil ar4 dello:lover. raper Lards ZrZ also furnished for employing them. By Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS. " Truth and Justice are immutable; they will genera] " prevail, among rational CrnatterissievelovisifPvelialicets of Moos " ranee, and the Machination-i of Solt-Interest."—Altp.Tillotson. To be had of all the Booksellers. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, BERIULEY-iQUARE. TO be SOLD, the LEASE of a dci;rable RESI DENCE, situate on the west side of Berkeley-square, suited for the accommodation of a Family, with excellent domes tic Offices, Coach House., and StableS. • To be ♦iewed by tickets. Particulars of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. 514:1(;11 itiELMSTON. • To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. AT 1111::::, At the Old Ship Tavern, in Brighthelmston, on Thursday, the 18th day of August, 1808, at Tsvi.lee o'Clock, in several Lott, as shall be determined on previous to, or it the rime of Salt-, _ . . ALL thok several Messuages or Tenements, and Six Shops, situate in Casae-square, id Ilriglithtl7:4:on ' end no* iu. the several occupations of M r. Ruston, Sadler, Mr. Vitt, Chemist, Mr. Howell, Shoe-maker, Mrs. Chapman, fruiter,ss, Mr. Jenkins, Flatter, and Mr. ;hte, Draper and :*.tylor. It may be fairly considered, that in puir: of trade no part of that justly esteemed, increasin3 and populous Town of l!right , Itelmston can vie with the eligibility of situation of the Premises now offered for sale, from their contiguity to, and central union with the Steine, anithose very publ.c places the fast and North Streets of that Town and that there has not formauy year! been . offered a more pleasing opportunity to the speculate!r or man of trade. WIMBLEDON COMMON.—ELIGIBLE COTTAGE. TO be LETT, completely furnished, a desirasle COTTAGF. RESIDENCE, planned fur the accomnr,!a don of a Family; Lawn, Pleasure Ornund, and Garden, Coach House, and tliiee Stables • the wkole finished and furnished int peculiar neat style, audit fcir immediate reception. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. FICTIr.II.I. OFFICE, J,1 . 7 21, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING HIS ALLIES Tr. N.i vr do hereby give Notice; WOODFORD, ESSEX. 'PO be LETT, Genteely Furnished, a commo (Howl detached FAMILY HOUSE, situate at Woodford, with excellent Gardens fully stocked and cropped, Coach House, Stables, &c.—'l'o be victved by tickets. Particulars of Mr. Rt.bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. That on Thursday the 15th of September nett, they will be ready to receive tcncl...trs in writing (sealed up) ant treat for such qua-;I its of IRISH LEE(' and PORK, of the beat qnality, and to be cured in the ensuing s?aion, as the respecsive Merchants zed Dealers thertin may think proper to offer: one third past tilerecf to be packed in half puuch , ons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining, one third part in barrels ; to he delivered into his Ist.jPsty'. Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth and Plymouth, and into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Ca thcrine's, in regular proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods undermentioned, viz. Further particulars are Wended to be given in the next ae vertiseinvnt, and in the mean time be pleased to amply at the Office of Messrs. Brooker and Colbatch,Solicitors, Prince s-place, Brightht•lnicton. GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. WILTS.—FREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINL.BOURNE, RINGTI'OI4, between Andover, Hungertortwand Maillsorongh. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 1 lON, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, onrn'aill, London, _ This day was publislacd, price 2s. bound, the Twenty-second Edition, brought down to the present State of the World, GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN, by Question and Answer; or, A short and easy Method of t.:aching and learnitig Geography, designed principally fur the use of Schools; whereby even Children may is a short time know the use of the Terrestrial Globe and Geographical Maps, and an the considerable Countries in the World: situation, boundaries, ez tent, divisons, islands, rivers, lakes, chief cities, government, sad religion.—By Abbe FRESNO Y. Printed for I. Johnson, F. C. and 1. Rivir.ron, and J. Harris, St. Paul's Churcii-yard; Scatchere. and Co. and C. Law, Ave- Maria-lane ; and Robinson,and Longman and Co. Pater. nost,T-row ; Darton and Harvey, Gracecliurch-street ; and J. Nlawman, Poultry. BERKS NEAR MAIDENHEAD. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, FAMILY MANSION AND LAND. TO BE SOLD OR. LET LW PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, One feurth of the whole by the 31st January, 1809. One half of the remaining quantity by the 31st March, 1809. And the rernairder by the 30th June, 1809. And to be raid for by Bills payablis with interest ninety days after date. Tile Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunsterville, Agent for the Vic:n:1111r 7. at Cork, to the Collectors of Isis Ma jesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, am, Waterford, and to the Porttnaster General at Dublin, respectively. .1% - o rlard Trill be had i any Tender in which the price !ha not be ?uric. lin words at length, or that shall not be deliiered to Mt Beard ire One' o'Cla:1 the said Thursday the 15th 1 Se,i+tentber nor Nolen the Peri‘n who makes the Tender, or seme Person an his behalf, attends to ansnver acltsn . t all for. NTOTICE'is hereby given that the Partnership tween us the undersigned Ttromns r t sasONS and JOll PA .soszs, of Bristol, Bith, and London, Common-Carriers, car ried on under the Firm of Thomas and John Parsons, was this day dt.,solved by mutual consent, and all Parsons who stand delved to the said cupartm•rsh:p Concern, are requested to pay the amount of their Debts immediately to John Parsons, at the Counting-house, in the Saw-Close, in the City of Bath, and to whom ell persons having any claims thereon, are requested to' send their Accou::ts, who is authorised to adjust the same. W.:me-sour hands the 20th day of July, 1803. 7 . nomAs r.msoNs. JOHN PAR OYS. LONDON, BATH AND BRISTOL WAGGONS. At No. G 9, Old Bailey. London; Saw-Close, Bath; and Narrow ♦s' Ju .strut, Isiatul. THE above Business lately carried on.by Messrs. THOMAS and JOHN PARSONS, will In fazurelie ricd on by John Parsons, Cyrus Symes, and Eilward urler t'ie Firm of John Parsons and Company; who solicit the frveurs of their Friends and the Public, and assure them that all Coed: delivered at their Warehouses shall be forwar.led*ith care and ri.gulariry. PUBLIC AND PRWATC I.DUCATIuN COMANED. AT an anc:ent and Clas - sieal School the first : -, :spectaitility, in a healthy Couni:y, a moderate distance frcrn i.cadon, plirposely instituted as a Seminary for the Liberal Profess'ons, and the Sopcf.ir Departatents of J.ifr, but at the same time comprehcnciin,3 i:t its sysiem th: polite accomplish ments, and the hither commercial attaintne:lts, (a combining ti rniefits of private and public a FnI7PUPILS ar, adrai;'cd into this Matteisiii-rotre, as vacancies &cur, under cirnrd6tALCCS of peculiar advantage. - - Enters aedresled to C,e Rev. S. T. P. to b..• I..ft. his Book- Mr. Lti:les Gra'at Qurca-stie , :t, • Fill.;?, wild be transmi:ted t-zb the Scho::!. IMPOR fA.NT DISCOV:.RY 12LDI. KNOWN. THE Advertiser ha , .. :11ready informed.the hitvinz, •dv:o... - explored rraure to tilid out a cure for the Frorhutic I S-rolula, end eth,r ..lista. , :•S arising from tl'e impurity of the. blood, ht-has been led by kind Fravi• dente to the discovery of a ructlacinemahlch comp'ettly eradicates tl:c;.. diitases. As he is no: a man of4judcpcndence, he intended r. , ro,k it know,' till a sum was Inscribed equal to it.; value, •, •'.- f of homazity would not allow him re withhold it .• , y I from the atilicted; ime.thercfris leaves it , to the j;ene t grafi: ;le of , hose who shall receive benefit from it, to they th::ik proper. It is a tnixture,of pitch and r:• the icular; he shall be rpy to giet• to any person apply. by 1, • !,°: plit paid) addressed to'Passtl3, care of Mr. Francis Driari,r, Salford, Manchester. S. highly gratified 1w the many applications that are to him, and Aso to hear of the happy effects the me i;l;,..ginning to prAuce on those whc are taking it. NEW MEDICAL. REVIEW. 'T.--; (lay Iva; published.nriceili l Cd.To be continued Quarterly, NUMBER 111. of I'HE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW ; con-1 Beddoes on the Discontents, Imperfections, and Abases is Niediciue. 3. Ware Oil the Purulent Ophthalmia. Z.. Choyne and Armstrong, on the Diseases o Children. 4. Chn lirbuclis Inquiry into the Seat and Neu:. .of Fewr. 5. Badham on the kflammatory aff , etiems of the Mucous Membrane of the rronch.'..z. fi. 'l'llwn.on's Observations on Lithotonty. 7. Ban cc ft and M.Gregor on the Military Inquiry. 3., Wardrop on the Morbid Ana7,any of the Human . r:ye. 9. Deddoes'i P.e szarzbt.s Aneonikal Pre.ctic;:l ennceyning Fever. 10. Barclay On the M: Motions of the Unman Body. 11. Adams's Popular View of Vaulty.. Inoc....httion. Medical IntePigence. 2.i , t of 1,7. uical Pithlieatio.:s. 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Bridgo-street, London, aid to be had of ail liookatiltro, with the Whist snowshoe to Schools. 4 AN excellent co:npact FAMILY RESIDENCE, wkh domestic Offices of all descriptions, well planned and judiciously arranged, fitted up and completely furnished, in a neat style, 'td fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family; excellent productive Garden walled round, well planted and crop ped, and the highest perfection ;Pleasure Grounds - laid out and planted in a pleasill and tasteful manner ; a stream of fine water running through the grounds ; sundry. inclosures of rich Meadow Land, and a quantity of Land in the open fields ; the whole about thirty-six Acres, all in a high state of cultivation. A small Fann adjoining, containing upwards of 40 Acres, mai be had at the option of the purchas...r. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwlek-street, Golden-square. PlNtst.R HILL, MIDDLLSF,X. ELIGIBLE and BEAUTIFUL SPOT for BUILDING, IS miles from London'. ' • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mt: OBINS, at. Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on. Tuesday, the 30th August, 4: welve o'Cktck, in One" Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the South sick of Pinner-hill, comprising• upwards of Forty-four Acres of - Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, on which are many thousand fine thriving young oaks, and some timber, forming a most desirable situation for-building, commanding rich and extensive views of the country. Land-tax on part redeemed. - May be viewed by applying to Mr. Ki;istiy, HarrowealdLodge, near Pinner, of whom particulars may be had ; 'White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. SUDBURY, MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE MEADOW LAND, a fine commanding situation for Building: By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornitia, on Tuesday, the sOth August, at 12 o'Clock, A FREEHOLD Rich MEADOW, a fine and elevated situation; containing abopt Five Acre., situate at Sudbury, a khort diatatic.: :ram the turnpike road, S aud within one mile of Harrow; a most enchanting and cheerful spot for feting a Villa, commanding extensive "views in ali directions, and only 9 miles front London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kench, pn the Premises, of whom particulars may be had ; White Horse, Weybridge ; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. R4dans, Warwick-rrect, Golden-square. RUI'LANDZjHIRE. ELIGIBLE FARM and I.A NDS, lithe-free, near STAMFORD and UPPING HAM, with immediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corahill, on Tuesday, the 31:th August, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots : Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1- Tithe-free, and Land-tia redeemed ; comprising a good Farm House, with Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Yards, Garden, and upwards of 215 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture and Arable Land, lying nearly compact, and in a good state of cultiva.: tion, situate at Ketton, in the county of Rutland, and a short dis tance from the capital market towns of Stamford andUppingham, and about 90 nabs from London. Possession may be had at Mi chael:nu. nest. Lot. 2. A Copyliold Estate ; comprising an inciosure of rich Arable Land, called The Holmes, containing 14A. R. tithe-free, and land-tax rideemed.--These Lands form very eligible pro perty for investing money, or occupation.. May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Jackson and Judd, So licitors, S:ainford ; Mr. Allen, at Ketton; of whom particulars may be had ; and' at the White Hart, Ketton ; Post liorse, at Newark ; Rein Deer, Lincoln ; George Stampfbrd, Wansfordr bridge; Mr. Holmes,Alconbury-bill ; the Inns at Oakham, Up pingham, Rutland, Huntinglion; and Bugden ; Angel, Stilton ; Black Bull; Ware; at Garraway's ; and of Mn. Robins, Warwick street, Coden-square, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. LEHOLD LS'l Al MIDI/LESEN Capital MANSION, GA R DZN and LANDS, 9 miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Cotree-house, in Exchange-alley, Conihlll, on Tuesd,iy the sOth of August, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, SUDBURY GROVE—a very elieule FREE HOLD ESTATE, the principal part rytht-free and Land-tax redeemed; the approach from the road through an avenue of lofty trees to a capital residence, altered and improved at a cod shierable expence, 'planned for a family of the List consequence, with Of of every description, excellent 6ardens, walled round and planted with the choicest fruit tress; Lawns, Pleasaire Graunl, Coach-houses, Stables, Farm-yard, and Buildings; Gardener's and Bailiff's Cottages t .and Meadow Laila ; the whole about SS Acres, nearly inclosed by new park palling in the most complete order, and fit for immediate reception ; situate in a fine dry coin .manding situation, and the grounds are finely wooded ; situate at Sudbury, ciale mile from Harrow, the properttof a-Nobleman. Also,th a separate lot, Thirty-three Acres, 'a-fine allotment of Land, ',tag on the oppositeside of the road, and ha WO caltiva don, well worth the attention of a gentleman Who wishes a re:l-. dence and Farm at a short distance Rom Lor.do3, and a fine healthy situation. To be viewed by tickets. Partienlats on the Premises, at Gar /away's, at the King's Head, Harrow ; Atiercorn Arms, Staa , more t. White Horse, Uxbridge • Carle, Richmond ; and of ;Mr. Warwick-eteef, Goldessiiiltfarc, Atte a Rim of tke Estate :air be soca. on Tuesday, the 20th of August, at 12 &Clock, in lAA o lots, Loa- L.'THE veryeligibleFßEEHOLD ES PATES, 11 land-tax redeern4l, comprising the manor or reputed manor of Collingbourne,Valence, and Bronton House, a desirable family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thriving I.lanta lions, with garden, orchard, yard, barns,stables, and main ildings, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood-. land, all lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, a:d in a fine healthy part of the cmntry, commanding rich and exterfsive views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate in the parish, and near the village of Colfingbourne Kingston, and within - a quarter of a mile of the church. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoiniaing Lot 1. called Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, sit uase in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chute; with a farm-house, yard., :Arden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild ings, and upwards of 171 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood land, all in p , ,ind cultivation, and lying compact. An Act is ob tained for Meiosis's the parish of Chute, which will add a consi derable quantity of land to this lot. These Estates are very eligible property for investing money, or for occupation, are within two miles of Everley, nine - from Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, twelve from - Andover, ttY teen from Salisbury, and seventy from London. May he viewed by application on the premises, where particu lars may be bad ; at the Star and Garter, Ansley, r; swan, Hope getford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Whit. Hart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Everley and Amesbury ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Black Bear, De vizes ; White Hart, Chippenhans; at Garraway's ; and of floe. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a.plan of the estates may be seen. &BROUGHTON LODGE. TQ BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Commissioners named and appointed in and by a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued against I hn Birch and Robert Robinson, both of Broughton Lodge ' in the County of Lancaster, Cotton Spinners. Merchants, Dealers and Chapmen, carrying on trade In partnership together, under the firm of the Backbatrow Cotton-Twist Company, at she Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester; on al• et.tiesday, the 28th day of September next, at the hour of Tour in the Af ternoon, a- LL that Capital,. Modern, and Elegant MAW a- SION, called BROUGHT ON LODGE, consisting' of a - large Dining Rocim, 24 feet by I'4 feet, Drawing-room of the same dimensions, good Breakfast Room, Butler's Pantry, Mefaia Room about CO feet by 19, Study, Store-room, Servants' Hull, large Kitchen and back Kitchen, on thefirst Boor two Bed Rooms of the same size as the Dining and Drawing-rooms ' and' tato Bed Rooms at the back, on the second floor; six Bed Rooms in the attic storey ; three Bed Rooms over the east wing, and a lafge Billiard Room arid Store-room over the west 'wing, with excellent and spacious Cellars under the whole house, except the wings, to gether with two 3-stalled Stables, two 2-stalled Stables, one double Coach-house, and good and commodious Barns, Shippont, and a large Garden walled round, with a Hot-house and Peach-house forty yards long therein, and a good Kitchen Garden and the ex tensive Lawn, Plantations; Shrubberies, and Pleasure Grounds sutrounding the Mansion, situate and being at Field Broughton. in the parish of Cartmel, in the county of Lancaster. And also, all those several Closes, Inclosures, cr Parcels of Ara ble, aleadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, surrounding the rad Mansidn, and containing in the whole fifty-four acres, one rood, and fifteen perches of Laud, of the castdmary measure there used, being six yards and &half to the rod. The above Closes (except two Fields called the Caulk Lands, containing about bye acres), are beautifully situated within a ring fence, and command an extensive prospect. They are covered with fine well grown Timber, and are wa tered with a Rivulet of clear Spring Water, running through part of the Estate. And also all those other Closes, Inclosures, or .Parcels of Ara ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, heretolure inclosed from the Common, called St. Andrew's Moor, and also included in the ring fence; containing in the whole seventeen acres of the like measure. _ - - And also a large Panel of Turbary Ground, contiguous to the above Lands, Dubbn and Elack Mose situate near .Litidall, in the said parish of C !rtmel, part of winch Turbiry Ground has born lately improved. . The about valuable Mansion was built in the year 1791, in the most modern style. The out buildiiizs are all new and very com mo-lious. The Gardens, Hot-hettaes, and Hat-walls, are well supplied with young fruit trees', i.l.rubs, and plants ; the Planta tions and Shrubberies are stocked with beautiful young timber, and the arable, uleadow, and pasture lands, are in a high state of cohivation and ithproverneht. This Estate is situate is a beautiful country, about four miles from the Lake of Windermere, and very near Littentonee It is about 18 miles from I.ancester; and about the . atu d t tince from o Kendr.L and is now in the osseesim of Mr. Jo h. The vvLole Estate. is fr ' ekhold of inheritance, is tithe-fine, and is subject or.iy to a small yearly fee farm rent of sel: Se. and owthe payment of the sum of ss. 9.4 d. twice in every five years, as a kr.owing rent. A Plan of the Estate may be seen and frrtle=ers intiven en application to Mr. Diektlison„bobcoon.. m e g". h i c h tr zi on sad fe 1, , 3olicitors;,' Nerclai; %elicitor, No. E a Omit or-streeki, Chancery-1 mm, Lunikle a. Seism-Milne and Parry, Solietteirs. Temple, London a h:nssni. Mimne, Segleant and Vilest, Solicitors, Manchesta; or to Mrsaits. Duckworth: thifpendall, and lhalisen, Sclick.och In Jklaachrates afJernaid. 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