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METROPOLITAN MARINE BATH COMPANY.
NOT-ICE is hereby given, that as Parliament
. Meet on the 30 of February next, no APLICAION
.hat 4 SHARES in the above COMPANY can heir
receiredT after
day. •

4El'llol'o LITAN ALDER,N EY DAIRY
COMPANY.—At a Meeting of the Board of Direc-
°es held this day.
It Sir JOHN PERRING, Bart. in the Chair :
aitAl vas unanimously resolved,' that in consequence of having
h"e purchase of valuable Dairy Pronerty, which will enable
e Company to commence business for‘thaiith, a CALL of £3
7 Share be made, payable at the Banking-house of Sir John
Bart. Barber and Co., 72, Cornhill, on or be-
are_ Thursday next, the 27th inst., in default of which payment
0 made the deposit on all such shares will become for-
Let. for the benefit of the Company.
Signed by order of the Board,
83 r.
5 uts.l)
ury-squaxe, janJ.
2AOS,.IFB2TRANCE, Secretary.
I\l' B. It will be necessary that the Shareholders bring their
ePosit *receipts with them.

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,, SCRIBERS and FRIENDS to this INSTITUTION
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5t of the number of Patients admitted in the pact year.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER will he held at
(-TY of LONDON TAVERN, on WEDNESDAY, the
f February, 18e5.
e Right Hon. Lord Viscount MELVILLE in the Chair.

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at the 'Bar of the City of Lon-
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WELCH IRON AND COAL MINING
L_._ COMPANY.—Notice is hereby given, that no fur_
Lso'.9 Tenders for Shares in this Cempany can be received, and
_oen as the applications made can be considered the Shares
rul b equitablY apportioned and the Notices issued.
Lei Iv JOHN LAWFORD, See. pro. tern.
Broact-street, Jan. 22, 1824.

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