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London, England, 1844-02-22 00:00:00

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e et'ECOND EDITION (Evening .Suti) i-s Pi-iblidied in Tir',e for the AFTERNOON TRAINS the sentiments of a•ny who feel desirous of communicat-
Alf t4.71.er fai.Z.raer te boacw two-thirds of -.- -••. • ' '''' -- - . '''-
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tlitutVek af a.. the great reduction of e•_ • - - •- -- 771-iliv, SUI.V. i; Publ.' ' 717-17271" l'OPll7.7''r f 17.1-71.17
203 42. eekw...^,-atiaa benefits and cora-; """ ''' -' '' '' . -- ' '' ''. . . ing them should be expressed ; but it is also desirable '
eel ti .0 vete ret (e• ressessity of the tee .t- _ ' -,.. •_ t .'• 2 '' - ' .
-7 • m.LUPI.I :r7)/-Ti9 l't7 • t ISE KEN 0' C'ei• 0 CE; fOr POST: conkinivj PARLIA.7.4IENTATKY and an oth-er NE WS i7i LONDON sip to that Hour.
nett, a A . e et. - .• e a that none should commit themselvekincautiously, and
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itli ',6,2toreTtr,s is-eat oi-e's.'et'',, .' - •-' - ' 'ts 'tete-, -'• .•-. ~ --t ' ' • elliVrT/T/c'EtifENTS ENSERTED in ALI.: TILI.I7i 17.1-REE PAPERS, MorniT'i Noon, and Arie•••iit thar'ebei insiw-c4 aTO T''-7N •'%•••?,d COUNTRY CIRCULAVON, at ONE cHARGE. find that in this, as on many other subjects, great ex- -' -
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110 , --/-1k aIT IS bi. I !-''i STITUTION, PALL-MALL. THE WORKING OF THE CITY '
r_..le POLICE, STATISTICS, SE-c.
afronitimeeve'ry . - think of considering' societiei for agricultural purposes '
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-• th„ , Iia_ORKS of likilT tali ARTISTS is open daily tl•om Ten in the
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tea 4,,..;!.*'----'7-----......______„,, - EXAMPLI.S. a- all PERSONS havina became BANKRUPT or havinq TA-11-h-,
. the BENEHT of the INSOLVENTACT since their ADMISSION RS '•-• • • •., -.
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EMANCIPATION of INDUSTRY. bers may entertain on this °general qttestion. This, I-
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tof BROKERS a the CITY.cf -LONDON, have thczeha' i . WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. evil would think, shoeld be carefully avoided. Of course, Ido not .
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. ' Prem. Andel. • Bonus. 'ltedueed. anti that all such persons are disqualified to pet anti. lacy 12.-• d• ... L
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ut regret to say that the manceuvres urge o jections to any persons meeting as e society, or
----- Thursday, when it was ordered to be printed:- e
4C41 19z7; • : • ---, —,--- signal ether Bonds with sufficient sercties, and 3EOI Lave bee,' re- / :
_a_ _AND UT3E. By JOHN TAYLOR, Author a" Junes,/ Ideu- I --rT IL S 0 N - S SCOTTISH ENTERTAIN - and combinations ofthe masters and tfieir men, who felt the the special' purpose of taking a part for or agamet a
:to' 'hi'''. s,', '-.--E l 17 ,:. •.!..I ...e B. d., 4i."4.a s. d. admitted by thc Conet et.4.ldermen. ~ TO TIIE RIGHT HON. THE LORD atAYOR, &C. &C.
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ree eme a i Mee" Third Zee:ion 1•61,1,e5. Price 2s. 6d. .. I . y MENTS, pressure of the plan, were regarded with so much favour in 1
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~ "MY LORD MAYOR,-I have the honour hereaith to in- h h • ' h. h 1 • b
, genera measure ; ut t e societies wic lase een
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oir ei .- ---- . . •.'•-- - ' . -- ....._ MEREWETHER. . e On MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 26, at Eight o'clock, cleee, for the inforreetion of yourself and the Court of Com- our zeal and toil *ere met with so much coolne h- •
1 ,:u.. S'illt2 cf VALUE. Settond Edition. PrieelsaZd, ss, approac -
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1'1„, . '' •' liar-1 ta deelered ie. the preont yeer. ' - Pianoforte, Mr. LAND. . mon Council, the Statistical keturns of the City Police Force ing, indeed j ino• should be kept clear of contention, and free from•
, n some histances, . to censure, that • the , di' .
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-ITSTIRENCY FALLACIES REFUTED, and Mr. Wilson will give his Entertainment, entitled ' for the year 1843 s with-a contrasted .re tesentation of the i • ...e- • sputes of this nature. _ . . .
. p mpa...e of offenders trampled over all " our ef-
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the e'en' -inet; • ''''," •.• .. ~.i ~ -- . 1--.. 1 :0:-.-to:crf..-. 4- N °Tiers, is. hz,.1.-k•hy given. fhat. tile •COURT of , - eirnlt -40N-al N ',MCA lED• Beceed 312 3fABY QUEEN oF SCOTS. WITH ILLUSTRATIVE SONGS. . preceding year. AS the piesent aPpers all appropriate occa- forts, Auld the • plan was. abandoned, tender "My ovvn feeling is in favour of' the free cun•ent of
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tli.," ,Y_''''',T"„4l4- •,, aaa,r,--, aaa f"....a. fae age of tweety, wee et siet-ty- Ai:DEM:MN hieve DISCHARGED-the undermentioned par- • 2s. 6u. PART 1.-The Deathsbed Lament Of King !TrIIIKA-Tlie Queen a
.sion so to do, I beg to invite yew Lerdehip'a attention net Loitisrip's atnction we are partiallV reviving the former sys- national industry-of unfettered commerce-of purchase
ter, se': sees. Ca.,-at'..?,:',"-lid•iir 'la •..'• .POf an annuli-a of 4V..' 16s. Sde ties ftore tise OFFICE or• EtstpeortenNT of BROKER of the' CITY •
i fi-i .i TECH. T. F-1:1;•.-F; of the CUREEN CY and EX- Marriage-Mary's Farewell to Fraacc-Scotiraul's 'Welcome to Mary
- only to the results which these returns afford, but also to tem, which de greatly aided by the more frequent adjudi- t and sale
~ generally-without exceptina any trade on
eof l'ae.:1::•;-3--.i-,,,, ;,••:' 1 - •:-•- ,•. •-- - or 4atia airallar staa-araaget; at of raxtaDaN, a1z.,,„., . . • i ..„._} CHANGES: A new EttiLan, Enlarged. Price 4s. cloth; or, -
The First .blast.of the.Trumpet-The VeteranWalreleome-The Last . . ta ,
4tat-.1,-..e,!l'' lao.a '•' • 1 :_a . 21 IT!"71:-,a aa:. aramea F.i.,a-a-lent- THOIiJA3 DOUtIAN. : sea,rately, The Currency, 2s ; I.lxeitaniros, 2s. • Lay. of Chateliird-The Queeeet Mat some suggestions.,
*les. the growth of experience and oleseryation, cation of the cesese ante it would still further promote the which the sustenance of th I d a I
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Pala IL-Up, Scotland, up-Queen I.larY',3 Larneet-s g• e , p y day, as they arise. willing to close the best markets for our su 1' d
,t s ---- • - .""‘" .., ~, ~.. :- ,- :I.• acath. 4 . CHARLES PEARCE CHAPMAN. 011 E AIONETARY POLICY of ENGLAND dress te the Queen's' ,temeteefammie
.. aud Natalie-ler e for Mary tion may render the City Police still further contributory to Arc:voulated char es diN °sad. of •tier interva ive rise to
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and A.MERICA. Price One Shilling. „ , the health and corn ort, as we ase e securtty, 0t o persons, seettear stratagetne, which defeat the ends of justice, and T •
11-4.1' e --, -----1-a-ert-- CHARLE-e, IeIISWORTIL i•"le Is lICW.6I.II'y :7011: geld should be 'coined, . and have the king's I In the. Press, the SON'GS in .M.A.ItY QUF.EN OF..SCOTK earl their property, confided to our care. - divert the constaWes from-their-ordinary-duties. ot era, under the varying circumstances of seasons and
o'4 .: • " -iinirAlN MUTUAL LIFE/ AS- JOHN GRIFFITH. - 1 etamp.elton it, t 9 ''''''''''r'' Men hi receiving it, that:there is, So much Front Seats, 2,i. GI ; Batik -Seats, 'as. ; Private Boxee'for Six, its. ; '„ a t ca L d It' '. tt - e ' • •
t ainthe more anxious .o eneage your or s ip S a en The =penance of the other subject-the state of our le ei s
climates, for the produce of commodities necessary for -
et' • lotto eaten eoceose•te WILLIAM .A.N.SO.N HANN. ~i eee laa.asali plaetia But it is not oecossary that it sheuld haVa a ' for VOA, IL Programmes mid_ Tiekets may be liana the Music- . . e oyment of life. Ido not think it is a solid
• - tioia to tbese returns, as tue most exeeggerated statement's streets-it is sciircely po
' ss.qible to- overrate, an
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wrI,LIA.M TROMAti HODSOLL. I peel valtie set on it by publie autkority."-LoCke. ' - a shops, and at the Mnsic-aiall. • - • ~-. ":.-.
SAC „ •,,, 7. : -I LEI-S.l_oolk .i.,ACIA. 1....,.4 4 0 I I principle to maintain that a bounty should be given to.
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• IarILLI.-1.3t POOLE. . ' r RE -MINISTER • MISTAKEN ; or, TITF:,- 1.. •
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Mr. 'WILSON
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• the-coin-, If th - - "cal ee the llow- have gone forth qf tlie number and magnitude of the robberies
e,s,:ason, p. . a ft) it avill be gratiit-ing to your Lordship to tear that .itis at
I trig, which he nat.
,e..., aterm tete in prearaiatior.ri--aXbite :helle,&---, committed with' . the Cityeffuring the pa'St year.
.When we the present time engaging the attention of a ' Beard of the grotver by a tax on the consumer-and I believe that -
r(r 4%,„ ..t1+,,,,,------, - aeORLEY, Esq. Deputy-Chairman. . . FRANCIS If AK'eIFIELD. , -- - • Jiii,.... (.',..aj ES T lON of DEPIeECIATION ERR
' •ay -Irr. HUSKISSON. Price One Shilling, ,_: . ... .- 1 Wll Wlt Il ;
et anatene •le e a. •- -b, ,•'‘'.EIII.S:.!3--.-_,Oc SC,OO.- '• . Ille• IN .."" consider the iris . and valiety-of the property which is llcalthr ;low sttting at Gwodyr House. . thaprotest drawn up b the late Lord Grenville on liii,
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Pg 'ltte:4s .'re-ii• -"sae ' t John Lied», Jerdeia, Esq.,___,:. . ' CHARLES VARNII,ISI. • • *-• " Cur tbrefathers, who songlit. ecimfbia: la aroverlaa rased V) eay, !
' and the Bruce-A lltaaer yvi' Jaanta Eog -a • a..-••
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.plarrid in our obse .. neeluteses,••aed etpose.i in our publie -" I have tamale- received and answered a series of ques- subject is substantially sound and just. I also, as I said, -
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net, Leaume ‘l* James John Xinloch, Rene t. . JOHN COCIKEELL.. .. •ee
when the people's tale of bricke :3 doahled, Mesa; es Eit hand.",- ' 1-__IY AUTHORIT.Y of his. MAJESTY . - the -. :
shops.; the tens •cf theteeends ef• persons, many Of them 'Lolls bearing upon this measure from this board, to which I think that in conforming to these principles we
a;,,,-ass r„,., eaten, 7,,c ALBERT WILLIAM JONES. .. shall net
Henry Lawson, Eaq. • • Niebuhr. . , . . ' • • ,e•
irce eesee.,,---ecaa-D,..... ~...-e e DANIEL ALDER. , - gell EMPEROR et' AUST.arA.-evie take .piaeo irreeeeablee en strangene• • travearse our. tees' the carelossne-s of • e -,- te
who daily s st , - e saleauesi en additimtal question sent to the inspectors of the endanger ourselves; though no doubt in many parts, of
ea . eteero:Reot... - -", .4'l. Robert Power Esq. el '
(, alii.e.{, - erinne, Esq • Rev F.1‘1% JohnscnVickerV. A.M. . JOHN eIEnTRY SAUNDERP., . . - • CURRENCY E.-X .-1). 1-; A I -i'N; -ED ; : tie li3ta ta, aleaca, 1544, tile netar nneetTioN: ee NINE:. aska.kitta some, the vicious iiMistiretion Of othera ;. vqien eve coneider lee;ty Teelice, which, wah.their nuradroous.repiy,l transmitted England particularly, great improvements will be re-
. ;ri , • • • WILLIAM VIRGO. - .44‘,4 )in REFUTATION ef
.the LAST FALLACY nett enTHE , If-STA:nen of a eaten neon 1,46-0,e54 Feaues, and MONETeneßeneß
_e, 3-4.110 W mans' -hinidneds,of. persons, of both sexes, repair hither to ("wydyr House: '.
tbst , . a • Rua, Esq.; T, C.
,Sirrunens, Esq.; George
.-attzet• - Themes, F.sq. - JOHN lIENRY BARLOW. • i..•,?-4,1'1' ' • •-1 '- a ••2 ''‘'' osigeee"en to 2e T - • - ' -Bag -1:. inv • -et • int
TIMESee Noe-. Bth, 1843. ley TEiiitTS. I,,ciri on,i.pinting.• ~ ~ , , _Jan „40,...,(,..e .IL., ~ .. . -1 ._ ratics af*COMMC..I L__ 8,•
._,, A 1 • eptired, ard under any system they ehould be enforced.
easty an, nigeay expressly, and with the utmost practised - rhe eeeseons' transmitted to this office were eight in- ore •d • •
!so' etejens,•eelopetientieming, M.D., 17, -WlT:mote-etre-et. . -CHARLES TERRY. , et,. te t
.„NT ;E;43 , ,a,k t • e - : 'Aar ' 'the Stade.: Ditaribut -a aaf the Real Bonds 32 505 gair.s.tvirzhcia Ain •• - • • •
London : Semite; Clarke, 13, Pall -all t e o n 'sad , , _ , . ' dexterav t oseize What is tinguar i a . I .
- . ded•ait, eoti,epantlieunwery; e. •,:•!;er, ;11.1 having relatianto the blic health and com- iportant cons' erations arise from .the artificial
veg, n-ett, ',en-eon:neer Prideaux, Ewe Gelds:minis' Hail. JOHN teIACDOSe-LD. ..
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e. 1 r) of all Boeimellers. : „ .
~ i .e.re .:1,.., 7.one ..u.sete* Aselar ert loiver areeeut. kzic. iota:- - -; , ._ , , ~ tal ~... ! and complicated system which has made our conditi
- -rue • •• • XEREWETHER. r - ,
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~ , ~_ „:,,,,..:,-,.,. ;„,,, , -, . , •.,,,,,,, -,,,, se :- wfren we iOO4 at the,increastet4teti . e these Returns , ee.;, telasii were variousiy ansseerea our cancers • but the • on so
jot'. 1,14, ' etzet • arae--el. mon Ilatil-. ef•Loudeta, . ~. • _ . , Atal. C. eiree-eflllte , ii e nee 'men - yedne II 1. _ A ~. ~ 1 ;., ' . • • '1 1 ,1 1 1 ~. ' y, , • Y ' ! difficult to understand and naan
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.oli lan., \llea ssat'L..rrereES OF 'THIS iNSTITUTION. • - --- ____•______ I
Just. putilhfuet ,• 'IL.E'a, T:DITI9Y, •,,1'...2i. IS,, ' ;:','.. -ii, ,Gf.7.4 7:k.":: 1..C.k;-,,k.11:01M1.-_,T.:211244`1":- , _ VO:ItOd ;- for ~ . ,toeseto-iy- ilollsezae rtaoie ape, ceistey , ‘.i ~,,, : , ea., , •.,!, wsucu I added, 'Do .you consider the* tho- I _,. age: our national debt,
ple art, en es ', tat ?salts dice' ed Annuelly mostly' the Hollers of TTEINt . BROTHERS; having • REMITTED. •11 AMWAY R. ,RM ; . its • 11::,:pe.diency rna
~ 'ei.t•!•,,,,,,,,,,,:-.%,..,1,,,..,::..,?,-,,_,T-:-,:•.0,4 Je.,-;!:),,,:i, 071?
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..:,...,.._., -,..,,,,! t.lie cens,iyabi: Careesle:,..siiit iT. a_.:::..-, -,),,u1d-be m.ore free &wilt nui,sance,s if the streets , :2-7"tea`ti, ernita.sii,7' necessities ofd t.-eN..enue—all these.
t,,J-it :444 1,1,,-,. •- . ,‘,.. - '- ~ -. " • • : i.,.... ;: _ .
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.•:ei in a come.ence, e pet ~ , . - .... .e. ter t.e inspection of the police? was at once and by gr it necessary , an it is no doubt-right
rr4 „-o,„ ausa„„ ~ - ----i.a, Leiniums sea.' hoe e been paid. J1.....1_ during a very short. tlina Tra•y-large amounts of MONEY , . prawes.mit. (xnsiae,,,„„.. , ~, ..,. .
reta-rja:•-a-aaf,ina •or to aklio,,-st^ ee te•re te ne a 'die: • e - .'' •*- •
esr ''"i'llie J-" lc,' net nret tee s --- ' -", etenteis en ss tisfae- a DIVIDieI;DS to their Cotrespondents in Great Britain autt Ireland; Priatcd textually from the Tlifril'Ea'ition, the-ap'peatelizaonly beina .: :7 '•''*''=? • , ,- : -.- '4l • e„ii., -AT- a - - ewboin little,o s -•., . „ire). VI made-I own.. etet. does appear. te I,- e :1-,swered in the words, ' Yes, most decidedly.' When and proper that all who have insight into these subjects .
..i,. -f*:::,l,s, 4fa NV el.c.oeeetcputre.
fr r,)ft , ~,i,,,,
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DIVIDENDS Olt'
ce 'ex, -,.. 13.‘",,n tcr V,- ~.-.--,,•-•nt of tl:e Mlle at the amain- DIVIDZiNDS OF onattcd. . ae #..mattee tors-41Viie; as well as.--of' Ok_.,gratulation, that I 1 ,ete.-rz-.1 to the Board of Health, the ansWers to the should communicate-that egriculturists should e
enfs et -61; gh, ',. --
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. . X25,000„-e18,900, X 9,000, ,V,OOO, X9OO, xson to •Manchester,• a. a , . -
The °bat& of this proje:Aed reforarais to effect a haw and uni- I ULL and WILSON, Woolleit Wrireltousemene the total a,mount, otproperty aehtetliee 161' during the neet - f ineeiriet t had been requested to maltet I observed-t You their sentiment tit h • • xPreSS
Ole %Li. ell ler - le - £7Ol to East Retterd, Notthaaa - • - s reaar ing t eir own prospects and fears
, „tas Witee„, _ea . toe amonut. of the 'first Five .A.unuel Pre- • e€3,6eo to Losuien, . ' forsn 7,..te of reilvcay charges over the kin:adorn, at one-sixth of tan '-r ~ ' - ts, ' i.-e,- ti,e -elf-, -,:' -whi-li is . fkl..vays apptoised .by t`i;e: I will pee.... se I have added a question 9th), -which, with the - and electatio 6 •
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Jell vt,.1114.. - ,?.c.izrit,,- Xent'irea. leee, ;CP3O te eltimburgle , ' hanwhire; areaaait average rates. FACTOR tetwes.rx suet-Lam ..t...1 Ban, ah ~ la aslawatra , ~..a. Jaaa ~a, • , .
.. . , , la.. ..a,aiostant. losern, 'for nhe Most part under -the -, inlluence f -- ( ns, as well as other members of society.
ea. 4ror•:: • ' . , . , . s
• XIV) to Celt*, Lamar:Mrs, , o e.,- answer, will be found to bear materially upon the olljacts of B t I •
~•-at,„„ ' '''-'1!••••:-•••:,-..,,i. and regietered (T.-Uncut charge) at the 133,600 to DebUia • - la,. ail. ; raid beta-een Loudon and Brizistort, Cd. ; and througMait tit.; •Th ~. ~. a. . • . .-.... a,... - • ~ -,.. ;- .'-., ta . caa.,a pa. ,
• c Int" al-"'l- •-', - ',:' '- • -- '' --, • -; ' - •.. ciletnent - and alarin, 'im u u not wish to enrol myself among
kss than - teVenter poands yoor inpury. The state of our streets gen It d those who rt.... :
leo, ,ith ....,,,,,,, . . :433,G0 to Beveriey, -6-'lCal to Iteele, Isla a wigbt, ..
I.inadon In the salaam proportioa. 1 tingne PAll3:tha a . ._ .. . era y, an esPe- quire restrictions interferin wi h
toe.l;4ettetleteets ese ---, • ,-_ • - -. nes •e .1 or aisputeC., e-Keept .-e3„GOO o Halifax, •„€6OO to Cork, 21- r. Wallice, M.P., the gentlems.7l who brought Into Parliament. 1
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i. hohoti-.: .-, ,•.. . ~,, ,i,i' r. i,,-, i ac-Itiner,i ~r N't•:.tings direct a-day I. •.. . , , .
Or the 1 229 robberleS of all deseelPtions which cc ciallv tre narrow and more confined street 11
.. • . s, a. ee's, g t trade and commerce
,o'y and ,inro. r 1 to the n •
, reetat .tc.,w4'n'in I': ,i, a-'-.a at • • - t -.-ia- :-..,f the 4F:sorra-I, .-€1,•_100 to Pertlllc,orcn Ylertemr, £61)0 to Bradford, atr, Rai:viand lIIII's Past-office Reihma brings for-way:l tlie questic.a i n.,,,i ic.„,„.
_. . ..,,,a, c,i(itl; 8. mixture. ,-,, -,0, t,,-,. 1‘,,,,„1, foi. curred m tim City- during dm year 1843, it will appear nr...L courts, :6 very unsatisfactory, and calls for daily supervision, eea t lost important articles for man.
'rola
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-' ) -''''''. -' •' * - - -' - 6 " • - .f,:t100, X 706, X7OO, X6OO to Li...X666 to Eidofbrci, . .
~.. - en 711 e eeth iritt. •' • ' • I Lialit ataa a a.' •.., • '.'s •ca prool'-li'x-fourth. Ctvataaaretts, &c. - • one amounted to 3001. in value ;-only BLX, excz..eded IOW.; whk-,11 none could so efficiently give as the police. That „ „ " I am, dear Sir, truly yours,
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~ •.i e.tets.iteiei -et ~.e. .. ... •••.e. . ~
.itoo, ,X 230 to Ettbelleve ',ant,- . Pelham Riehareton, Cornhill. ; .
n5l. -! elm.- -Ault l'B vi leen'. :'- ' ' (after eayment of Five An- xerpool, • _ 1 ,:.2, st. Mar .. :. et, eletripmeross, Feb. 17, 1e44. . tiai net exceeding 5/., and 426 under ss. Of these petty rob- it wouid cnst serious additionil duties upon the police es- -- ‘•''• "Imp" Esq- " SUTHERLAND."
' • aoelaa -0 idle& a•- . • ^ll Ci'' ral Meetings of the a:900 to Hull, Killer. —e--_ -7 - --- -- - eerie,3 it maybe correctly remarked tliatahe fargreater :lune- tablig:ment is obvious, but this ought to be no consideretion
~ teein 1,„ ent, . tee Note a, e ene - • CAUSES' OF, -AND REefEDIES-FOR,
1 14, 0 Y ii.if., POLISH STATE L OAN. ---
, 7117 T Of itel- A
tt tha superintendence and control of the fun . o e
ds E9OO t N Weitstle-upon-Tvac, , .
oemee THE EXISTING DISTREaS OF THE COUNTRY. d • •Ibo h ds • i• 1 •-h b - -I i' h ' i-, • ' • , • ' ' •
-er among persons an in neig i ur et! in wue A en t.e pu tea mite is concernee., and when eat- savine
ber oec•• ..' - -----
otteetteen 'seek ye They beg to CALL THE ATTESeTION ef those desirona te . ~...
By JOHN WADE. a . 1_ IL V., LOA..N of hi 3 iaaJesty the ial'..P.22toP. -of eZUSSIA and •
i lING 'll-*I.:"`I.
.'t ken_ ers are detailed in the Prospectus, which, with every LeRGE MONEY DIVIDENDS to - the APPROAo I - tt
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omatioe e Belt' It illetery Chtemoloeicnity -Arranged ;" 11. e
TIETH DISTRIBUTION of LUBECK,' GUARANTEED by ilia lathor-af
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~, , ; i:-LsTO of Pt:141; li, cnnTreeto in tho year' I a-18. ' Capita,. FORTY- Sma • - • • h h 1 • ' • gr ' FILTHY AND DEAR W
11 properties diange posseesion wa e-e 7 sits t reg,art to in the financial expenditure of the City might be effected." ATER.
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---...„..........L, •, May be obtained by application to "Hist:try ef the :Sae am tens,m, .sze, : TIVO MILLIONst el CP.INes rousu. .• . . _-. rightful claims, and at hours end under circumstances Retie e ein.ulti your Lordship and the Corporation entertain the The inhabitants of the parish of Bermondse h
! A. R. IRVINE, Managing Director. GOVERNMENT. _ IMO .
' - Tl'' WEEKLY CTIRONICLE. of FEBRt * . . .
i On tits.lir /fiarcii, 1844, Wilt tele fle" at-Wereawi "I'iler dlrK'tiOn calculated to awaken the Sympathy of the friends of morality sugg.,•,-G.,,:t. ea placing the supervision of y aye
the public streets adopted petitions to the Houses of Parli t -
1 This distributiou offers the possibility of obtainieg more Lae ra, -11,. ts, -7,t. the GoVearaleat.Autho:ities the Distribution ea' ;::', z •. .- di l-,
..e. end order. , ueder :es eelice I should earnestly stipulate for undivided plaining of t amen , cow--
11,14. C STAMMERING. £20,004 upon One Share. .' ' I •e'•ter• s v • - 4'• - ' i ' ' '
the. 24th last., WLI C311.3,11i /4 'int .ec -tons or •-. sto a t
'' --- v - -'4* I 2tari.,a .ta-ifadn'n - fifty obligations • god ' on' tlia l,:•-• ~, -a, ..-..-",4 aTi e •b . f ~ .. t
~ . . . he present supply of water-making mane'
ersons brought. to the station-houseti res.fo: -, • li:,-. gaily of the great Inconveniences and nui-
er o p - . ,- .- . „ - . .
6 -., o ut°,MBE, of EDINBURGH, has the ho- Owing to the eteat number af Money Dividends contained in I
-- l'i!' te-treeting and imeortent wora, now filet published, and atiolt will be t ". 1• 7. -
t Morall•aile-Dist'ritution of the -Gains'wiil talte ;• r;.:' ;, l';'::; ,:„. r .: '.;.-T ;_
-i
nulfi remarkable statements in support of the proceedin -
g.
ke"tttlett'isect'entiounctne his-REMOVAL to LONDON, 26, Half- improved ameenrivaelee Dietributten _t _ t tei 'Jae ' temeei • mite completed. .
l Ina fiak- gains will be realizedaand erie Bee- ,-. „.. . te• ee,•„; • .;• ' , -Tile har and under circurastances too•immaterial to call c3k-M0.,E.3 vilii,± are to be found in the highways and byeways
nc . gee, . , ~ , , , ~, , . s.. se, among them, that a sununons was obtained last- • •
3 eat .
ir znaed,,Y t air, where he will continue his profession for the . EVERY T,V e
En TY-TWO SHARnie °ETAT., Tee En II- _ et
ONee '''" "" • -- el -• ' t- f 1 C. '-t • •
Tee t en, i. .; 13 A aynoasis ot le ,c.men s.- 'r. Idi;her .or lowa' Divides:4i -as fotaa ;---: . , • aa: ... ~, :..tar magisterta.l interference, is very great, and iargesy upen ot ties• City tease from the aosente ot tins control. we against the Lambeth W .
teplite, "aents of a MONEY DIVIDENDS, aa--id Par: 1 - • iiie Cautes-of the Existing-De:trees-man of Inventige- it,,0,,,i 0,T,,0 ,i ,i-jou.: two-di:2,o6,e_ ~,•,,_ ~,,,,,.,
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, A '„. te tlie inereae,e, Nt'hich I think, in a cenSlderable degi•ee, may be have surveyors of pavements and street-keepers in abun- , • aterworks Company, for not
k 4 te •Btiet stetess. e peteh, as practised by him in Scottar.d with
EVERY itot.:DE,n of 'ONE. SHARE.Ims A CHANCE of TWENTY- tioa.---- :.: ' l . Inaustrlal Development cf thillingdorn 1 .2. Esti- supplying water " effectual! urified 1
" ny Mr. Combe's scientific system evvhich re- tee.ooe : segla- 'et' 'entete'i twenty ef neOthl:, :eats- o" 86Cet •'
l'ee e'
, .. e. a nett
tt .1 ted to the inducements held out to the idle and dissi- dance, an..- nienty of occupation for them, but their . , • Y P .ty means of file
''''lletarAlocnal treatment), Stammering and all other vices of voice, • ONB in .i.t. FAVOR to ONEI (ONLY 01-1"), _. _
AGAINST HIM, -1,-etive Power of-t•he Coautry ; ei- Principle-Sett Cain^ i-- s•-, -"'- s - ' •-- '',' - a' 1 900 f .ailed. ..
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n17"1-' ' ' • l'-' -.- - -,r anti R tie e est ti• --a -b t "-u-- ' 3ue °' ''°°fl" "° G" 49°"" a" . ' 04, . each. . • tration • ana a sample of the water suppi d b h 'd
pated, who flock from the remotest parts of the cuuntry•to ( &tiles are undefined, and their responsibility • too , le yt 0 ear
.. T.,.,4re speedily, perfectly, and permanently corrected. es to tee reeeipt of i-: 2.ieoey Divideon. ,
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,le,
.eae „ns, a..:. ..e. egrcte e , Tee Divteende will be paid In cal* at Wersaw, it-reek/etre; po,•}„, „ . COmpany WaS exhibited before Mr. Cottineh
'-e highest testimonials and references. ' Price of eties Share, tel ; Two '.•;iutre•,l..ff.t; Three Snares, ata , wa.. •,., . ~ ..a, ..
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- - - • .-ed by 1a• lung Ps.per•C.•-aonQ and I'r.- ! ~,,A Lol_ ion. o,,,Ria, _•-i t I --d, t 1 , , nono,on, under the iMpreSsioll
• . Bulletint oa ei ..rri..e ia e y ferwardee. to ; ' ..t . en tet 01 e mye he
that food and lodgen, ai e easily tteet.
.i t ..), .. .ctual. Though lam fully aware of t . s e , am, a justice '
4 1 J'A'rr-
-3 ."IES Four Shares, f. 4 ; Five eliares„-e5 ; Six Stetzte, £6 ; Seven Shares, e..• • • ~ .
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• ehaxes f,9-; len Stones, £lO. Ina:mate CAII3SS of Emseng Dlillettlties ;6. Goners:l 1 ~..,,, B n / , , e.,
C .-- '-• : !!: the Causee of National Distress. •. • , . .. ....y on ao ais... _.2. arleo of Bemis f3r . this Distribatieu IS :-- and gratuitoesly to be obtained. That many peoGns so grc.tt access:cal of toil and trouble it would cast upon 1, Ot the fleece ot the count of ur •• '
teis e y S re). , sitting at Union- •
Vale &lean , - CLAYTON, at present, and for E 7 ; 1-17:lIt. Marcia XS ;
_Nine i _-, . I nae, Bend 5/ •oi (I 11-If-Bond 21. ills. ; eleven Bona, see. ; mei coming are objects oftmerited.commisseration, anti entitled to cffice, Yet if placed here, and suitable encouragement given, hall, and several witnesses gave evidence of its general
Dines ie- share. etrIeHOUT DELAY, m • -• '• Unnediee for the Natiocel Distreas. Division One- 1 - e • ' •'• a - • '
.... ;-,7,,,,, Hataaroaaa aaa. Dattaled pros2,ectuses and Bonds to be oe. less precaxious regard, iS 01)Vious- to all who haye attended to I will 'engage to give the citizens far greater satisfaction, at filthy, unhealthy, and impure character ; and that th
ktteralnit, -e'l's Past, iesiding at No. 9, White Hart-streen Kee- ' 'et' - ''' ' liElf•Net. BROTHERS, at LUBECK. nee , !Jes ey neeislation. Section I. Smegeetions fee Ereargteas tee I „inn ee et_ _ -• tie -
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et e 'F' "" -1,1 ael Co 118111;,;i0. Prlnikt • h ' • I •
ort-on-the- t eir cases, and am induced to think that fhe places now considerable less coSt, than does or can Luise from the pre- said maolstrate declared the case to be fully proved, but • - •
4 lar'.'N 'k Darish
I.4"''l3r4,°°Per ' ' - - tieelers may be- had GlenTIS ei ee, • '.'f....,,ri-et ; 2 Abrogatior of Agrieuntird_Peotection • 3 Ex- teetee -- 4.-'-'.. • .-• I'll ',".. r- .-, ' •
_of Saint Mary, Lambeth, and county af Surma', , IV The fall rroepoeme, with ad' par a ~, . aatna, or ty :sawn, addressed no. e, eeaesbury-
e t LUBECKe . c ..,t,,' 1., • - ,-. , - "'" -kits Fr ''' •a• ' • -e:: • • • ' staest, Strand, open for the relief of the houseless and indigent are at once *sent system. °
• v:..,11 e.idi„ kod brewer out of business, and for tveo years upcn r•lalreaehla a ?Me to KEINE BROTIThRe, a : ten...ea at the l'orkagn ala. by ,eeTrea , 4. Suapationa ca. 1 1-, .Adon. the said'Lambeth Water-works Company, by their coun-
li, ~,,,,- Of a ."Q's ut Ico 11 Vile Ha 1 K i to ' th - -•
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ti R g nte sent e, • , te rt-p ace, enn rg r,, m• 0 • Jtentary l, lee 4. the .1-4.t,•a- Cern-law and Tanff ;5. Utnity of ft Commercial Congreee I•-• - ---•- • o lax and iudiscrimin t
_____.-- . ____________ to a 0-towards iraposition, and too tran- " I beg to invite your Lordship's attentien to the Returns sel, technically objected that there was •no connection be-
,. $ se heettnee, r ereenerY, Lambeth, and county of Surrey, tate -- - •
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of States for tee reciprocal:Revision of Tariffs , .6. Reliee from wore t •---- -Ye ;- - Yr-. -.--7--' sitory- aud indifferent to the clahns and circumstances of Un- ' also herewith sent, eetting forth the number of officers and twoen the clause enforcin h 1 d h
g t e prim ty an t e said 86th
5 ill,: , a '' weever, do hereby give notice that I intend
tte
efitew eetitioe to the Court f Bankru t Bas,ahall- /PRE AMERICAN •,. ROCKING
•CHAIR. Liberal 'Policy towards; our Colonere ana Foreign Posseesions; 7.
- •••*- • oe the-- have " Luck, Kent and Cum- Benefits from the Settlement of, the Currency of the Kingdom ; ----
—tRECAN------
SIAr...E OF J.. D. • . , . obtrusive and patient stiffering. Letnot even the semblance constables who have joined and left the City Police Force •
clause, en h " t ff I 'fi 1
acting t at water no e ectual y pun et by
44tio %114, a''' Dintyiqg to .• a P 7, , ..t•-. • _L. :.•.,me are g,eaaine unaas
.. ~ . LORDS' PROTEST.. . , _ of want be overlooked, once, twice, or ever. thriee ; but there between the Ist ofJanuary, 1840, and the 31st of' December
et ,Ilre ad t, ~.• . be examined touching my e.ebts, .eetate, ming" minted on the bottom. Tms Chair, to hate
..1 s.
s -- - I nenired by all s. Ought Contracta to be Adjusted, and Funded Property speeleilly •
Dissentient,-Be.cause the military occupation of one-third is somethipg olesiously vicious in the system, and extremely 1843, as it serves to silence the insinuations of that portion 111, eans °f filtration should be unlawful," and the said
b;.,ltit Red nee. Protected from all process, upon reeking a full ' ' 110 - Ceaelrsion of Le Isl LIAO R noetiee
who have visited Ameriee, for the- remarkable 'cane, Neuman. and alateed.; 9. Eraigratio.n; • .
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1;7 ta,ltall4 1aw7,,,k11,1t.r. of such estate and effects 'for payment ef comfort which It afford& ia just Imo
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• oeted and for SALE at the exten- Diemen Two-Remediee by Cereal:sta. . Division Threle-Rernetio4 ' , -edloon the . roiuni of h - e- hazardous -to the securit of ere) e
• if the United Kingdom, mem s g t e gee y p, ns ana reperty, whicli of the weekly press, which finds its profit in malignant mis- Justice of the peace holding the same opinion, declared
O 5.k1a„W1.R.3,1:" c'e,,i" • and I hereby further give notice, that e Ett ei hmetas of LUCK, KENT, and - hy the 'Working Classee. Conclasien of Essay. ' • • .
,ive Carpet and Upaolstery ~., a IS "' - - r.,1 discontent of the people, is a state ,of things which calls. inundates our streets every morning with hundreds of representations. It has been asserted that nearly the whole that he was " reluctantly compelled" to refuse the en-
gtttstiste-ene•tis. Matte'r'ef the said petition shell be heare is to CUMMING, No. 4, Regent-street ; Carpenters' Hall, 68, Lot,tdon-wall ; The following are also among the peetiPar features of the WEEKLY- for tha immediate attention of the; t . .
Parliament to which are ersons who prowl about in eve form -of affected di s
p . . . ry . . stres , force has been changed by dismissals, and recruited by their forcement of the penalties as prayed. That the Lambeth
-'l,ssis"'-oets ele London Gazette and in the Moneng Son news- and William Ctunming and Co., 98, Hatton-gandene It .s aseerted CHRONICLE :-
..,,
.. . entrueted the intereets of the whote United .Kingdom. - seeking and seizing, whatever may come in their way.
15th-d "' 114, least after the date hereof; as witness my ' • tAi tth re its no piece of farntture in useln (leased i. The celebrated Article?. on IRISH HISTORY, and. the RE- restoration ; whereas it will appear that of 1,068. men, not a 'Joint-stock Waterworks Compnnv, triumphing in the
with contidence, .a. e • Because those discontents are not confined .to that portion " Crime ought not to be so countenanced nor sufferin
• lipitri ay of February, in the year of our Tterd, 1544. esicietv more songet after and approved of when known. 13ELLIO.N of 17e3 ; the only *s-afe Gulde to a Knowledge of the .-. a • - gso few of whom I found in the service, not placea there trick b 1• 1 tl
y n iic i ley a in nee your on. ouse te
hd • d (.1. Il II t
t the in r people who advocate the repeal of the zillion -nor slurred over. -Arrangements are required to test the preten- exactly fur th •
rN u JAMES CLAYTON. • ---- - .e' • 1 lher I diecounf to the trade. Stout per- Irish Policy, eaientlid to the integrity of the Empire at this importaut °- --- -- S ' fll I; ' • f l• t Ifth' I ' • • a • . eir qualifications, only 176 have been dismissed, pass their said Bill on the understa d• ia th t they had
••••,._ a ,-„,,, ems/ it . The price ts me., wit 1a i a even to our Roman Catholic e ow-su jects moue_ The noes 0 app lean s an, or eir egaimate dispos . About, while 2i2, nearly all of whom have been a pointed b me, ' n 11' a '
kki•-• ingten „ • Sih-ester. attorney, 19, Great •Dover-etreet, . sons ane invalids will find these chairs invaluable. crieis. . . ..
64 a
ac , aurt ey. • ' -- -- " la 11. COTTON TWIST-REDIVIIT3t A New gerlee, Weekly, grievances of that couitre ar .
-, • e felt strongly and etated.dito two years since I attended a Board of Guardians at the retired expressly to assume st • •P , Y , voluntarily bound themselves, after four years, to effee-
, T 6 TOICURGESS'S NEW sAUCE, for general pia- iperior situations, while
of the, L'TTERS of COTTON TWIST, " r2.F.F. TRX-DE i• PLENTY 1 iinctly hv borne-the highest in rank anc, most influential in We.stcrn tanion of the City, and, with a view to this subject, during four years only 33 men have been re- tuolly purify the water they supplied by filtration, still .
, p Diu the FOURTEENTH SHEET of TESTI
I JP:poses, having gained such great Approbation, and the demand TO DO! HIGH 'PROFITS ! • 'GOOD WAGES 1 ' and' CHEAP positiola-ar the residents in ireland oi ali - religioue per- suggested that every perseo: who applied for relief a admitted, not one of Continue to supply " unfiltered water, ' at increased •
,
;$ Artiet,e, , MONIALS in favour of
1, lel LIFE PILLS IT h are acknow-
•sk,i, sta t,.,_ , , w Lc, , . teepee . e .
-, for it eontinuing to increase, JOHN BURGESS and SON beg molt BREAD." .• • • •
• 'Male to offer thus their Leit acknowledgments to the. Public -
if, SCAI PEL'S INATOesle' of the PEERIVGE ; forming a own. ' '
inaqions.
if .- ... 1.,,._ ~ / ..., ,-..., Because the attehipt. to govbrn a country possessieg -the p . _ whom had been dismissed, but who
. second time should be d t ined and employed for a not having realised their expectations of improved fortune, 1
se eried sufficiently long to ascertain the truth of his restored havinr, yo-te 1 -' rates, in contempt of Parliament, in defiance -of repeated'
s 14. .-, ee sal that are To red 't di
qu.r a conquer sease, ere. - I t fth • it. 'Bit ••", t ' - • . - - •
.- 1 foe their Ithera pa renege() e same , eut y atm grea cenvt)nt- plele, Ilt,,tory otthe• Peerage cf the nited Iteugeone ... tee Let - dh t • t d r •
fra k f f • Ct t. ns through the exclus: ye influ- narrative ;an t a ins ea o passing persons to a great would better their conditions.
, ,1, ( meth them in the hope that they remonstrances and entreaties from their customers ; en-•
- mewor o ree ins 1u to
Moe in all dimities', have recommended it ter the most distinguished tne of it, 1.1c0p10., , , ... dane-ering the health of upwards of 200,000 human
, 1.0„ . r foreign connections, vrho have ail epoken highly-in ite recemmenda- •
The IerEEKLY.CHRON/CLE is now printed on superior paper of enee did and never can succeed.
of a small minority never
t. _ . f aa•ence at a serious cost, suitable places in the vicinity of OAs the cost of the City Police, especial) h b' e'
y w en contrasted emos
e , who neither have nor can h •
at e any other means of
' tate 'llene rota Dir. i, SMITH, Glasgow. ,
Id Le tion. It is preparet! by them only ; and for preventing diaappeint- the larmat atm contalning more reading matter tlfah any other Lon-
_Because no satisfactory explana i. . __. e_
en .hae been •even o „the the metropolis should be provided for their reception and oc- with similar appointments, is also made the subje t f ' h' '
c o am- u taming water and in the teeth of h i -
rteirliss of to--1 have been troubled for years with a dreadful ment to families, all poesible Cate 113.3 been reeorted to, by cad/ eau we"ekly paper Crest: 'care Is_beatowed ou the, cdailensation and: vacillation and subsequent rashness sho..,vn I.:y the Govern- cupation, at the charge of, and enforceable against, the madversion, it is desirable that the public, and especially the is "n t 1 rf I" ' te r oan Act, that it
, to 4:tt, • r,„. ,"se heart:accompanied With great nervousneas and bottle being sealed on the cork with their nrm and address, as well -:-
;.'tiangeinent of -Rs generta news end Parliameienee intelligence...of parishes to which they belong, and when no local settlement ratepayers, should be- disabused in this respect. 'lhe 'total b
_. o aw u so to do. That by a recent invention, vast
. ment, in (131e.i,1g with•the present agitation idlreland.
Ite4hteeew"lch 1 hae t
s Lied f.werythine you could mentian, all ;as each label heying their signatere, without which •it eaenot be niece it gene temnerlogrer and:Mreriore satietecteey„sunamary thttar
Because the recent legal proceedings have been conducted can be traced, which is the case in many instances, the total ' cost et' the City Police (including some serious items which othes of
.fr ater can be effectually filtered at one-tenthr
. ... , sill any of its Cloatemporarl6o. 'And. Thai it is enalac..l..o do from li
, Ila, -"tad ~,, 1 heard of PARR's wonderfni LIFE PILLS, genuine. • . l'e 'i P manner tei deprive thane of that weight in public opinion, expense of maintaining such _ persons should .be paid it is hardlo fair to place to our the cost,. in one-tenth of the time, and less than one-
annual expendittue)
e JOHN BURGESS and SON'S leeg-ettablished a.nd muith-esteenosil principle orf Whie
' h Ito Oentente itre'eelected and antested;• for whi n
tee" st ete Vnine desired me ..-i try them which I did.- I bought 1 '''
''' - -'-:- ..1 t 'ye du- attire-Me eo literature,. -which belongs to the due administration of justice. rateably by all the parishes ,in England and • NVales, - is 41,351/., •Which, including Commissioner, officers, and men thousandth part of the space that water could be filtered .
,
el'ltte ' "eisen ` - . ' • • ESSENCE of A.NCHOVIES continues to be, prepared by them after the WeeklyChrorosatt ;ylll lte r,A-0 9EL ..,:,., . _,_ - _
_.„.,,,„.. ,_,taii. , . when the sa
, .1. I t,,i . , and lam happy.lio say that a bort of them has the same. manner that has stven • the greateet satisteeticri for many science,. the ' fine, rata, the draraa, and 0, au- Lo- b•Pu- fi•-•,
.li' . _ (~allse e lateen' -3 an o
B- • . tit . ' • , -,' n unced by her Majesty's Govern- upon a return to be made to Parliament for that purpose. (543 in all), is 76/. per head; -while the cost of the Mar -I
3 e- id Lambeth Water-works Conittany obtained
O a { th. '''eti ree . f' s tl-il letter • earl ne said et) interest -Han •geueree J • rnent, even if arheitted to be in the right direction, are ut- The principle of this rule might be advantageously a.pplied to bone police (181 men) exceeds 112/. per head. If the force .their said Act of Parliament ; aud yet, though the ex- '
tli tat n"4 do * -•- - ycars.
• anything to help your tftc,rts you mu make, 'Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of. Savoy Steps, Londou. garace, so ar a, 4 . ,-- • _ or intayeat 3,13
reader, neither sporting, tier auy other• featuronf mnai t.
' e early inadequate to meet the wants of the Irish people. , Ireland. Unless something of this sort be attempted, 'letia- of the City Police were restricted to the number originally ponse be so much lower, and the facilities so imiath
0 --- -7-- ellee-ce...to sued-sea the peeper. eiteeete et .a nceespeper-tkcen on - •., . ~,,, ,
h s stem ursued during the first four don and especially the City will become the universal em- proposed (300) wh
" / remain yours, respeAfully, tth rovr ss c• society' and to the 1 necaLse, under te y p , t , en the amalgamation of the forces was greater, the said Lambeth Water-works Company re_
r., * .-------- RIC" ' ' • • -
-NE LA-M 1 13S -AT 'HALF P
gri..kMPH-1.. A., ~,. . 3_. , , , .
_, . •_,
l's• nets of breathleg, living impel
.9, •c p , e e „ • .
__ .
. e ' it• to " JAMES SMITH." ecee the evhc•le length aud breadtli or ; •yeara of her Majesty's reign, the value of property 'in Ire- porium of misery and of wretchedness, as wen as of Deereh.Aa. under consideration, tlic total cost per annum.would be many fuse or ueglect to
s . lo ,- --4% iItNRY B kRBER.D - ..
. kJ The CAMPHINE LAMP areduces a Light of ....
evtraordinaly welooteng of the peoa.etra.a.ag. .... adopt such filtration, but f . •
' - • t o•' • 1 Ergland. . The W.eekly Chronicle le the advocate land had increased, in consequence of the tranquillity pro- dise and wealth. - ' - • - pre Sr, IU-
, ,'l'l, ‘4e Pro . ruggist, Knutsforit,
____ _ povver, and promisee to supersede 1.,: as eatirely. No au
iall emittea. lieme am o.onta , , thousands per annum less than at present ;so that in fact we stead of incurring such diminished expens • le g
'4.4, 411,1 i PrICLOT3 of Parr's Life Pille. ' Ger be fitted to env description of Lat-np todeatail or Gas-fitting. of extended suileage--of the. ballot-tor. a, .ehorieneel. duration. of Par- duced by confidence in the impartial administration of the " I tun quite satisfied e plan might be devised by which bave nearly double the strength, at a far less average charge their water h 1 h• Av, - eln
Ina
In-
s ' lonisetioia-of the education purer, ea t ler, ans. eetter, to incr
?fleet' t 4
la .:4:'-'lferward You a case below. which Mr T. CASH' 'fteeux and ce.-ba-,ie a rireproachiumcw, whfek is so neceeteas7 liament-of free trade-e-cf aasteralale co a.. . laws. Since then, Ireland has become tile chief difficultY of the, the maintenance of the poor would he less costly to the rate- than. what is imposed upon the important district of the thoir d 1 • . ease
rates, an compe your petitioners to add ins-
-
-I L' '''' 4- - Publ. h d - . 11—
.0. ht4ad iiL , Is ::' ;he speaks wonderfully of PARR'S for the Camp me Lamp, e t. ang .00 p t - •
th Letti. b e ' ' owe-fie for common of the people on ehe principles of dell and religioua libCTty-Oi a re-
Executive, and for this reason,. that those who, as legislators,- • payer, and less harrassing and unkind towards the ,ohjects of metrepolis just named,.
7 i 'e s-. , adiustment of the revenues-of fate trash Church, Med of other measures ' . mensely to their profits while continuing to sup 1 •
s ty, e I,,vt ! ..-t-rad the 7 hare been the raeaus of raving; hii glas"es• • • . ' ' ' s at orm-half teliesece caleularea to ecueolidate.the union-of peace at home and had previously impeded the full extension otequallawst have' relief, and in no place coulde the experiment be so appro- ',These, my Lord, are only a-few of the useful results which ' P Y 'm-
e ‘,,,l'ess.,b, el.le edditional teetimoniale from respectable fartawre C. and Co. are positively sellinalhe Camphine Lamps
f ',- ---' s ' ' -real o: the odlo' -Income-tax, wlih a reduction of the since, in t
„he conduct of the Government, neglected teleCure- priately made as in the City of Lendoe. The present system examination afford t and I do'hope that the notice recently pure, unhealthy, s,nd, according to their own Act of Par- .
, .--4,,1; -eta; „.-';'-sirataaa - the priee charged elsewhere. A really spleudid Show. of La.mo (.0, 4.,..0ad--o, a re,. .
V ..lao . all._, • every description) at mann,acturers prices.
' - • One inspect en emit expeliditure ; ar.d not to extend the eatalogee, it, may be said that it to that neople the practical enjoyment of qual rights._ . ' Is bad, and becoming alarmingly.worse.• .a • given, but since witidrawn -b the Chairman -of the Police
t y 'lament, " unlawful Water ;.' and praying that - Parlia-
„
' ''..t ~,_ we1,..._ : have been car the last twe years dreedrelly ! erove. Lampe always kept burning to
-e.ZIe • ri • and tone • whilst
the diffeient itnproee- treat> all other puelic eneetiona in o kindred spi t ,
' 7,4
,ORMANBY. . ; • / • • - ' - " Two very material subjects have recently beee brought Committee. to inonire into the duties and responeibilities of ment ;will oe pleased to inquire into the truth of these
73 e 1,„„... te,,,t':.c-e lea arid pain in ttae chest, se that I could scarcely meets. ihemearts oi iefermation may. be judged_from the fact that it was,
• . CLARENDON. • .
.....
~ - ' der my notice hy the desire (if our Lordiiil which had ,my office, will be rsnewed• for in iii is alike due to the alle tions ;to take measures to cow el the saki aui.
,• . un. . . y p, , q ry ga p I,
93 Ili Lc: aed.oioortion of turd without caueing vest pain in my, Rectified Camphine Spirit, 3s. ild," in:twirl gallon. • amoug other instantes Of ettelyttitentgehce, the -first to announce to _
kr,f,,.1,11441' er:ne" af breath, Nritn a violent cough. no; being able Plenee copy the Address-Clark aud Co., 447, :Wog etrend. ten the world the visit-of th-e'Qiieen to France-the determination of the te- ' 11,• ,
previously engage:3 rav Went*. I allude to what is attire- .. emelt, the service, end myself -I have the honour to be, beth Water-works Compa_ny, in honesty and good faith,
tee '''l ree,-,r ettne months • having had the advice of nvescat , doors from Lowther Arcade. •r: • Government to arrest O'Connell and his feiends-both wluch facts MONTE:A.OEIi NI Brandon), for :-.Gcmid, thlrd,•and Oath priately termed the "-bninibhs. imisancer and the steepest -1 rny Lerd Mayon-your:it-lost obedient servant,. 1 to, be subjected to the penalties of the said Act of the
eetir t •", wee see • ' . nt - . N.8.-C. and Co. have invented an Opal Enamelled Shade, which were at:eat:need in the Weenlypinseniele for several days before they • reasons. ourstreets and thoroughfaree. Very. shortly after my appoint- 1 . (Signed) "D. W. HARVE.Y. ; 26tit March, 1834, if they do not supply, when called
sae, •-'s tte p , out- (*Ming any benefit, I was. fused by a gives a Lamp a truly. elegant appearance. - • were:conununicated to (he-Government press. The Weekly Chronicle DixoatiEN. rnent to the office of Commissioner, I, established a line I " 2E3, Old Jewry."
1 44:441.1,,f1 kho-Itit's PILLS, bruit:ming. triinal-
enianfliaten4t. The Public should purchase the. Canaphine Lamps without the si.3o announced feeentli-tlie.infelided recal of Earl de Grey-a state-
oi,-, to tb.. ultht 1 niight as welt thro 1 j y. - • mob. mid chimney, and apply to C. and Co. fa. their improvement& moat witieL• teas contradicted at the thne by the whole of the Go- • Cl oLtioRNE. n- - -,
COMPARATIVE St., AIMARY CF THE CD Y POLICE RE'I•URNS FOR THE YEARS •
upon, " lawM water," " effectually purified by means of
fil tion " and to take such other
. measures to protect
I ,li . - "ak uate,
4 - viol -lad would cure me ; I was fast wasting :aivity ir
ozs „ ent ~,;.. , ,
A'X ..1% EN SI V-F -S A ---.... yea-newt t k from -
press, but which tho Weekly Chronicle never sh2•au ,
L 144. 1-ale wnieh now passes unchallenged as a fact. FonTESCUE.,
AUCKLAND. . • 1842 AND 1843. your petitioners from being, compelled to consume the
k e ,141 t ,a, -'' 11% my bead 3 e last my friend got tee is ,boa impure and unhealthy water with which they are at
, Itr --ell ard ..i • - . The SPLENDID STOCK of 'FANCY JEteeELLERY, ' Arrangements have been niade for bringing down the news can- LANSDOWNE, for second, tither end Birth reasone. —
e • Nile ' ' -Tleed me ts try them, so I tried'them, being • . NuelßEte OF reniSoNe intuit eine To Tun STATION-HotliES Fitteet THE!
o , rename__ , GOLD and . ,
SILVER WATCHES, SILVER PLATED GOODF; Mined in the Weekly Chronicle to a much later date than ueual, in LILFoRD, for second, Clint, eed Sixth reesons. . present supplied, as to your Honourable House ehall
,
"1114 `akeu ea. u.7"Qed. according. to the direction, 'and before I
TORTOISESIIELL WORKBOXES, , and TEA CADDIES,• and a some instances anticipatine: the average of last year isy a week ; :slid, FOLEY. IST DAY Or JANITAIIY To THE 31ET DAY OF DECEMBER,. BOTHI • Anno 1843. seem just, wise, and expedient.
c ans now 1ia,,,,...1 te'una WO much relief that t tried &nether, . gnat variety of other laney Artieles, are 'tow SELLING OFF, at ft to effect this, every department of the paper hae been ecrupulousty - CADIoYs. INCLUSIVE. . 1842. 1843. Increase. Decrease __
‘ll sew 1 -' ''' "r lam -, life and heavy sacrifice, by Messrs. HORTON and CO., ot 36, Ludgate- revised and efficiently re-cousteucted. /fear the convenience of our . -'
en, „ate, a t•Q___
.0. as t. ell as ever 1 wall in ray , SeErIELle. - - , -- _
CORONER'S INQUEST.
wetes b at street, oeito3ite Messrs. Everingtou and'Coen in consequence of Mr, &fields, ter three follewing eiitions we publiened ; end, ey attending . • • ' ! , .
OP Inn). ; Y e. for they IMO wonderful.
(Sweat i, Horton r .
etiring from the retail husinesa. • . to taase directions, the substinition of any other edition for the ono Brat:mow, for sixth remove . For Offeeces ageinst the Person
~ - 502 540 38 ... I
i An ;adjourned inquiry took place before Mr. Carter
9 e ni,neea-Jsen etestpe,.. '
I,,Zt p " ntomAs CASIL , lei )ortunay like the present of pur- preferred, and for which' the cnicashot-dd be daiiinetty given, may be
It is odd= the puelic eve an °PI prevented:- - RAJ:won, for sixth reason.
- .9c,:p.r.01.-tOUGH. . . • rr r 1 Property, committed with vitaleree , 40 31 '• • 9 the Coroner for East Surrey, at the Castle, Tootin ,
aes. • ARRY has been aii' -I ' t lit'e more than one-httlf to two-thirds the usnal charge,
1183111 g, It LL I. An editi'm for exelueice circulation in the p.eoYinees on the SA Property, without violet:et,'
0 4,17_ and has tried eve- • 'c'‘e•-. with sore eyes for twelve c ,t• I- eenuiue articles now offered for sale-comprising Gen-
the vane 3 o , t d k -ti. " C ; t lerti • " - ' ' -
workmanshi tee ur ay, mar c oua ry len Tetenemett, for lI.TRt ni '' .
1,.. 81Xth reasons. For Aralicious Offences against Property - - 3ao 371 11 ... saturday evening, touching the death of a fine young
lf
91 ftt7t, hut since takia 'Ything Ise could hear of without the least tlemen's and Ladies' Geld and Silver Watcheasr,
Jab, w.„ . g two boxes cf PARR'S FILLS, his nee first class of excellence, Gold Neck and Gu , .
14k1,,,re rit, Lid hale been for ' d°fChains, SealsP and 2. An edition for einsulation hi London on the Saturd.ty, and in the
Rings, Pins, and Ear tines,
e country on the Sunday, marked " Town and Conntry Editiou." 'VIVIAN, foesecond, third f ' "f 1' - d,ixti r asoll9
YAEDuItOUGH. ' , ourt.l,ll tl,oi , J ' ' For Forgery, aud Offences against the Currency
For Offences not included in the .above classea
1,831 171
1,704 . ' 0••• 78 Woman named Hester Hudson, who died on Thursday
morning, the Bth instant, under such circumstances as to
127
Os ' e axle% h 3017/8 time. Keys, Fancy and Moutning Brooches,
nd Snuff Boxes; also Silver 3. At edition for exeAusive circulation in the raetropolis and its e.n. tene----teeesetten•-_-_-_-set• ''' induce the Coroner to adjourn the inquiry that took
,t, Yyoora , a 3 °ten troublej. with a• • h ;d f Pencil Cases, Silver Card Cases, Scent a F . pal coven; :Inns on the Sunday, marked " Town Edation." - --- ,
il/ elle ' "la kd t's rain in er _iea or dlesticks, Cruet rame-, Li I ~ , , THE ANTI-LEAGUE. ~„ plate in the first instance, in order that a post mortar:
Plated Tea and Coffee Sete, Can ; -' i6l -or wleeh tho Weekle Chreniele may be ebtairee
r.te p.,:ce 5,., i ~., • • Total r.umber taken before Magistrates and disposed or as under... 4'5,00:3 *4,478
Ji°' is oe se . _ e most respectable medical adrice, without B tt e Coolers, Rend Baskets,
ue. d'li- id in -a-d- • - - It has lon. been art t ... oe-t
-1,, 717.3 benefit ; i, ~, it Corner Dishes, Walters. Ice Pails,
rt Forill of • till respeetable neerseeeeers ;an by pos , j_sa ;am,. at a g . a ter of rearet to all who like to see things examination might take place.
Da,2l Ntunber of. Charges /tot taken, for the reae,ons assigned. on :he Oc-
the best Sheffield make ; Table and Deese t .
been 'ion of ene. per annum, lee. the helt-year, and 6e. 6d. tlia wen matched and Med the
Or Ailp.t.s
pt. _. e recovered Once she hae taken three Bto au wananted el Tonga, nut- se P• . t the " League ". has not yet fallen '-.,783 3,894 1,11.1 Upon the former inquiry Mary Skinner, a sister of
eurrenee Sheets ' '
(01" , -ell tr 0,.,,, . -LA.*, viltich are worth a sovereign A box ta , ?spoo
%4/11). - ;Leg Titla a side hceel-asehe; I shall elves h " - 118'
Soup Ladles, Grape EICIB3OrS, Asparagre
i dFk in One Jet Neeleaces, aud tin- ' - -Sole by all newsveaders in town and cotutry.-offices 3a7,
;inane.. • , in with a respectable and •
.ssew , ~ suitable antagonist. That most pugua
..-
ne. Number of _Drunker. Persons discharged when capable of 1 et-rna care .'" the deceased residing at Tooting, deposed that she was
air 41 • '
tia 1,114, „„.' -, • Ye aye a cracks, Dtesert Kii yes an or s e , eerane.
merous other Fancy Articles, all at a consederable saerince.
te._ n
I:_r___
~ _
_ , , . ,
_.
_. ~ . , , . , mous of knight.errants has too long been *milted tp fling ab"-- . - -" -
of themselves 973 2,202 1,229 ... very much alarmed, on the Thursday morning in ques-
' `,Do ' ----;'cr•T3- sel _ _
TO •Ve/lOLES;ALE HOUSES. ' ehallengee before eympathetic a • I
udiences, au•d provoke the 'toe
'd air .
„„e • tiOn, 13y her sister being brought to her house in a fly..
Cells n thezi _ . . ected from a number of ethers, and can
p ITENT ELASTIC SUBTENSION L ATHS , 2, to disputation. The desideratura, we now rejoice io say, A
f in a , Number of Destitute-Persons ' i,;82 1,464 ••• 31.
!tilt! test, info;noaeltiong correct. I shall feel great pleasure in IRS and CARE/AGES. FrItHE Advertiser, -who has been for upwa
rots ot She was at the time dreadfully ill and not able to walk '
for BEDSTEADS, SOFAS, CHA , fair way of being supplied, • gra actual Number of Vagrants - 301 294 7
Etat
. IS y to any peroon who may favour me with eara engaged aa A COMMERCIAL TRAIT,
ELLER, Yeeteeday witnessed the
109 krltatifs,,d, , zrz, Gentlemen, your lent s smt, This most invaluable invent ,
'ea has new atood the test of putille k twenty y te is towards an Anti-Le
and it well . '' dRh "-t graater part of England, and the sF. aillee-a grand combination of numbers, . - --,—__ ,or stand, and complained of very great pain in her
t, .t..ne.„ approbation for three years. . •tsquair.,_e w • .., e - •
FRIIINENT money, wisdom, and 'eloquence, corn t t to fight the League oe Total number of Persons brought to the Station-houses
. -otal,/ ''• "". 1842." " HENRY BARBER, Druggist." The Patentee respectfally invites attention of parties, furbishing to
-- whole of Seuth Wake, 'is deeirotts of :Attaining pe en 10,841 I 12,332 1,491 -
ro ,„ ,3 ,
_.
t,4 ztlit,4l, • 4-• L. WOODWARD Chemist. Bridgewater. this desirable appendage to the p.eAt requisite leo comfort and plea- a PA) o Trade its own ground of Muter -
SI'IIeATION. Ile ha] a thorough' knowledge of the To aoc
~,
1, _ _ • agitation. As the new body has not yet . - a medical man, 'Was sent for, and he prescribod for her
te emerged from the t In
Pe' "lett alre-If th ' - sant repose. The unpleasant warmth by feather-beds is entirely ob- s.nd Groury, itt all its branches. Highly reapeetalses Waren,* ea qui alluvial mud And artificial ceral,o
au__ y
.10 e enclosed letter Is of service, you are at *Taken Dis-ehi ,i .- • e•
..rge. oumma_ily Committed I Convicted and Sentenced.
Fps, publish it visited, whilst by the application of the Elastic Lath, its luxurious be given. which It has bete engendered, it may perkaps be premature to an-
into ` BillsnotFound She remained in great agony until the next morning at
-"moil of h, , the man seems rather to wish fur the „Ana, is retained when the mattress 'only is used. - Addrees R. Se Mr. Georee Fitgerald, No. 2, Laurence Poutney- noUnce pOldtively its final organteatto'n / .ne f etiors. At • by Convicted or for To To 'Acquitted. or not .
.. case. lamina un four o clock, when she expired. Befoye her death her
Custod
„I a JOHN WILKIE, Cabinet and Chair Manufacturer, 20, Nielsen. hel, Caimcnettreet. present It Is known Ilf an intended " Iteotral Agricultural Protece y. Magistrates. . Held to Bail.
-- Trial. • Trawliortation Imprisonment. Prosecuted. sister eold her that her mistress, a lady named Johnson,
in, Gentlemen, yours obediently. f treet, Middlesex Hospital; . • tion Society." The °bent o ble and tom- 1842.1 1843. I 84`, .
Mitt new creation is no - . 1843. ' 1842. , 1643. 1842. 1843. 1e42. 1843. 1842. 1843. 1842. 1843. 1842. 1843. with whom she had been livin h 'd ted
gas ousemai , euspec
14 ~ „,i.,
The r
" J. L. wOODWARD, Chemist, , TO R.ETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERcHAITTS.
ve prehensive. One can hardly ,-
veetureto say wbat It does not embrace. _
__,_____ _
.1
il4ee.„.4xi loprlet or, of Parr's Life Pills. PUBLICATIONS% BETTS and CO., of 7, Smithfield-bars, ha
it is nothing leas than "to tent intereete
, 5 000 44 s 0 4
protect the moot initor
..,,,erite ; , -I ,7, ...68,- 2,465 11,871 11,626 449 387 111 . 67 - 243 220 58 69 37
e lig 11'S pi,24.-The benefit I have received by the use of OLD i _____„.....-- determined to extend to the residents of towns a.nd vil-
h country," a 4 we 31 fly, thinking that she was about to be confined.
. etitit etill t eats, induces me out of gratitude to the Proprietors, I Just published, price One Shilling. lagea surrounding the metropolis, and to the inhabitants of such re- of t e _
e.,
~ • ere informed on high teast eul"s. ' ,
7,1 C ana
ha 414, °be " tile to th ' ' ' CU-RP-ENVY EXPL k.INED, in REFUTA.- saective neiglibotuhoods, the same facility of obtaining their PATENT and if th .eir "en. a little nerroxed \Awn .
d 4 14 ),44 t.s. ttuu, e "name wore!, to add &Bother testi. BRANDY, in bottlea (secured by the Patent Metallic Capsules!). st in the second reaolution thn it. object is to maintain ' Dismissed or with- 1843. man, expressed their opinion that they could not oome
i TION of the LAST FALLACY of the " TIMES." SUMMONSES. Convicted and
10 1 e)11 i• him. b berg you have already received. For the last
By TERUEL 3s. 6d. each, botUes included, as aLready exists In London and the Mee protectica for British agriculture, at least equivalent to that at
Fined. drawnbyorderof 1842. 11143. -- to a satisfactory conclusion upon the matter unless theirs
'hi tki oen labouring under a complication of disorders -
b. k 1, Mil nil,
'tilb, ''Ut.. ....13. I think I may vesture to say I have not , ~. ~...
Samna'. Clarks. 13, Pall mall Ent ; and Cowie, Jelle.nd. and Co.. tropolitan boroughs, with which view they will be glad to give every
requisite information to respectable parties, who have retail licensee, present *lasting. we may rest assured this latter objeot is only a the Magistrates. Incr. Deer. was a post ?torten examination, and the inquiry:W.lla so.
. _
,e' Not "1 i,.. - cessation of of '" no--'. - upon application at their French Brandy Distillery. AU appoint
. means to an end. That some larger and more popular design is - .............. cordingly adjourned for that purpose. , .
, tt„ let i -*mire pain during the time. ldy ammo _
menta made for the sale of their Patent Brandy in the neighbouring intended than ever yet woo connived in the timid and bashfial 1842. 1843. I 1842. 1843. Mrs. Johnson, the lady with whom the deceased hod
iy, ' et,„. -I lone. and the most agreeable perfume tit the I) R. CULVEIMELVS MEDICO-PHYSIC).
c.ewatry will be advertised in the same manner as those in the Me- bosom ef affrlculture male be inferred from the pleas and thi age.lts. ..• . 1
, -mi._ -- stew, • - --.—........— -- lived, was examined. and she stated that she had bon ,
'cli -, of s - were equally indifferrat to me. I have had LOGICAL PUBLICATIONS. tropolis. Patent Brandy Distillery, 7. Smithfield-bars, London. now adopted. The " farmers' friend,'• the pride of yeonleos .••• unoter the City Police Act in her service for about four months, and on the ttle '
1/41
444
r, . everal surgeon. and medical men, both in this ",, Hail wedded lovel Mysterious law 1-true source 21 37 14 18 35 .53 20 •• •
• .: • ay thee ' . noble Cbandos, is now but " the shadow of poor Buckingham"- Carriage Act 979 1,060 354 262 1.333 1,322 ... h
11 February the cook informed er that deceased was very
'et tio,,i "en. but without the least bereft and I Of human offepring. rri 1 1•E NIECHIAN DRESSING_ CASE, the most i, fact ore ;,oitticet ,
1 , red
,„. . . ,„,( Relations clear, end all the chin Wes he is reduced to play the second addle to the m Against R.breehouses, &c
to "41 • to --Mirror • • - n only the size of a pochetebook, • 1"0 49 33 16 14 65 47 ... 18 ill, &lid lying on the carpet in the drawing-room. Wit-
-1,.,.. eta, life .
, e'er again regaining m: health, m
Of Father, Son, and Brother,- first were knowne' .. • • ; ele pc. tnele ever invented,,bet g , ~ _ and economical Duke of Riehrnend. The subordinate met" I -• • • "•• - '''''
..11, .441 "" hecorn* b d t um wan " . RIES. Price to ether tte., by post. es. ed. ' -lut contaming rem pair Mecle s ivory haadled menliar steel rezone than the ee •e: , .
~.. ~r.. . y h._ , mg ur ensome a
' - is'
EW 'I:
• P AISIOITS ° their Maillfestation and ' '
his ' d b bad sh ir snaring brush his ratent cas- appear to be of a rather more active and versatile dare •
tie Mee :gra cf the man cures which our valuable Pills Tee eirestoLOGY of tne --- ' • magic strop en cora , ger a i .-. . ' - . d
p over their
till indigenoue English farme bt han
tot' It • 1 Purenased Y Y ' t and Pur On Chaetity its influertee on health, meralseand proeeny; tellated tooth brush, and a neat wieful nail brush, mice only 255.; the r. A alight dou .
et rse ae taketi
t, a box of Mr. Woodwt.rd, drugges , •
"e. ' 1 0 • d heal& long life and naPPY •h•b*-h ' d ' oa e.st, 35s To nalitary men, and as real -qualiticationa • for the office; but this is covered by an iv.. 'l:oral:Number of StimoloneeS 1,502 1,467 36 side and stomach. Witness told her she thought she
...
f Its maintetance mid neg ect. n,soan t ~ • same, witu air lee en s pa ~ .
' d d
tot'''ke 'llelleed ne whole I w,:s completely cured, and here i _
t lin s On morbid: derangemeiats, nervous moseations, an espain
a. steam-boat or travelling companion, tins invention is an invaltiab*.e 1 portant hint, that they will be abundantly supplied with the sinevre --_ __ _
___ - . , . .. .
ce g . had better go home, and the deceased consented, and a
a na,,, the slightest sym eonei of its return I have cties of incontineriee. An admomtory yet consolatory .
e,
t; r an 'l.-TP -'l,' varitita; of other Dres.sing Cases, both for f war-to what exact it would o: ._ . . .
~,ess,e_ tam ....._ , 1 . • _ • . . .. On tne casua
d' -ch counsel entitled " Lecture to Young accilla" .0 I. •-- ••••• -•- , 0 . . extent, and from whom,
.n
__
e, 1843. fly was sent for by witness's direction, and the crecased
•ae,i7letiii 1 , • dee stall do 30, as I feel I cannot do eafficiene •address to those nec ing los..
6d.,. . 1- • f • ,-- -I' le th t all
Ladies end r. - •!..,-...." , !..e. in ane3 „opt sor ea. er, a course be impertinent to inquire. But smell' g "ger MISCELLANEOUS. .e . .
1842. 1843,
_tame -in
'ixri,sesia ~,,aensve recein4.-1 arn, Gen-Jemen, your obliged Moo Fri. . pot,
• -, ce lg• b•-• 'seMe R en tGli• • a Medical Brochure for the PrkeSt LO PX-. ':-!,..::: '• en extensive stock
tet t sere:mica' or litxuritem.... . .
and darker remains to be told 'Whether because t .
here
gr'l 'ter, et.' " HENRY Nii.iiii. i '
Ibe INeTITCTEe o. ne . e ,
I eloaet perm! of those denee.l et. , i.
d'ffident •et desirous of seeming ,- of writing dctlts, writing cases, work boxes,.r.lid nagatelle tables , .
' )- d h'ealthy perpetuity, ! razor eerops, table cutlery, euperb Papier Maenc articles, tee. Maim-
be . . r politiCal 86110 CIA.
hapeens to a panic Just now amo -g ,„ .
lame ot, , • Incr. Decr. the vehicle.
By the CoRONER.-Witness was of opinion, from the
~ •,,r,r0,1 mr uciae 13, ;842.,,
I marital attributes, domtata, haapiness, au Number Ur
o Ives saved by the Pollee .
teetory, 4, Leadenhalestreet, fo-ar doors from Cornhill. tions, or because there really is some wend. erten 1
..
ne_A
' :36 . 41 5 ... symptoms, that deeeased was in the family way.
tt rttx th° Pre. • ROWSE WILLIAMS, Stcurpott. I Price 2: ,by poet, 3i1.. . .. it is t Ilf rihildren
4. tent %tee Prietors of Parr's Life Pills. 1 PORNEIAPATFIOLGGY ; a compreheneive Vade-meeuen on ' agricultural " repeal" in contemplation, certain , found and restored to their friends, or sent to the Wi.frkliouse
_ •••
" The ----:
EASE AND COMFORT IN SHAVING. dow. Frightened 441 653 212 Mr.:Bainbridge, the surgeon, deposed that, upot, the
1r ''ll'a 'N'"When I e I the concealed infirmitiee of human life (1' 0 Engravings). . body suspect: itself. It recoils from its own sha ,
na ' 1 ionsos, Warehouses, &c., found insecure
1, e tkit PILLS was appointed your agent ter the sale
i Modern Aristotle ".' The most extraordinary work ever published.' • e - -
11/1-If,SsR:..-J. B. and S-... COWVAN'S invaluable tense deter= . , ,
by its conseiouseoss of concentrated ability and in
se a . _ Fires discovered by the Police .
,
-,' t."*4 it, It se, . I did not anticinate a large sale for thenn i pew g• by post,'ss. ,
else 'Pei to ."7 kinds of pies eirea'dy before the public 1 brat ' Thespublications combine rationefity, expilcitnees, and integrity
. 11'1 CAlirl'ON Tr nor, or. QUADRILAMIAL CHINESE e.
R.IZORSHARPENER, renders the operation of shaving no lot ger '
. on, or perhaps at its own.numbers, It has reco .
AMR tO Bla y te
dfat e On its hidden) fund of doubt. ; Robberies •e. ' I 131 182 51
I 1,344 1,229 I ... 115 stomach.
... that the death was occasioned by ulceration of the
,t 1,4. e k ~,. Intilmn _ Their perusal will enlighten and protect tbe invalid re intul• to the most tender skin. liy a very simple process the assuage its terrors, an con ea-cs o a
waled, • .
fi' k,ttlad ~reit, 4.. yOU that I have usai nearly 1,000 boxes, and lof purpose, , ,
y exerns n eiennni 1
fe_.7irfull . • ?di th •- - Tes they re- i''
sttedge may s °ably be given tothe bluntest razor or penknife. MI intentious. •
Eut innccenee. and we suppose a fee, is rew . • -.---- TIIOIIII3S Priddy, a fly driver, proved that. on the day
~,,R ,t'llreeo'l'N.Y. Numerous are the eases of -relief beteg I fierosernentner)'urrniisea Doctor-of Itledicincea member of the Col- i..-te v.., S CowviiresPpeculiarly tempered razors' and shaving powder. with a kind paternal encouragement. The agriculturitits ate din. . I 1843. in cliteetion, his tly was sent for by Mrs. Johnson. and
' I '' 1842. 1843.
ID° e4st ';'iltist mule, aethniattc, and liver e kh d ' --- --c cibe a't .1r 1,. t. te. I Apothccari-'? Hall and his •-•-• • ' -
•,,,, ico . , cold. plaints, sic ea -, ,
„ i Age o. eurgeons, and a wen ia 0..
_. e t . , t. ,
___ epectmens or la p
tl Stro s are now exhibiting at the Royal
I id, Gallery LoWther Arcade, from
Polytechnic . . h 1 1 b ediction, and the assurance, in which we
missed wit a ega en . . Increase. he. was ordered to take the deeeastal to Tooting. A
~-' t ,k, otit• ~ , ard diseases at the *towsich mld diges'L'ct' i writings are iounded upon the experience of 20 years exciunvecem- Institution aed Royal Ade a. e .
h• •' h • t la' am y t)e 'heartily concur, that they are likely to prove perfectly harleless.
c the most R•ittering certificates e‘e een san , 0 it, i a ,
:1.6. i•;hall' "4,111:‘ 41 tb'se OHL Medicine which products co tallfai tioll to the subjects theyreat up
•• Y reap e eg pealnr;toster-row ; C•rvaltio, 147, Fleet- weeratethe Inventors, B. and S....CONVVAN, 11/4; Foichnrce-street, &lee a panionium of British agriculturiets must be ene• Of the - • '• X S. d. ..0 s. (1. ' X s. (1. with the deceased. lit! drove very gently, and when lie
-4,,,, rte Veree, sec) helm to crolon^ life should be uai- I TG be had °f '''hitcrOcerLeda-street • Mann, S 9, (neither ; and the e:
'Mere the Strom, ex , may. be entree-lad, as weli as of all relxictable meet Inter:tieing scenee that the tioet or the painter could find in
4,,, 1141,,,,,,,,__, . . b . 1 street ; Hamar. s'e , Value of Property Stolen . :4,559 7 2 8,353 . 1 6 1,793 14 4 arrived at Tooting he lifted the deceased from the
04 i inn , ''''''u• Stmel me one groin be tee earned con- 1, author, 21, Arundel-stteet, Straad. tet . •
ho-re daily till tem-ewe:liege ~,,,q, , , Sze in 'he United. Kingdom, mice es. 6d., 7s. 6d., and , •
' et --'-i-aa'a - ' " C,, ' , CannAl' ttasor Stro -. Paste at 1 btlets there were present all those great
tus barren world. Dou . Recovered 1 ,
~ , (=can 9s. Mi. Alsomay be nad, ene %an s , 1 ,
unties and hundreds, and hills, 1,241 8 9 i 1,407 1 1 165 12 4 vehicle, and assisted to carry her into the house. She
stoet inlet, yeur enedieut servant, et I seven to nine. .
Is -,er rp-J.et. 'Me Shaving Powder is. rel. eel box, _ ! , 'cods of the seel whose names are co ,
,0 Kit •,. " GEORGE WILLIAMS.. ; ----------,-
kf I3IRMINGH A lil TO LONDON. . i Caution-None. are PRLIIIIE, except thii4C niarßed aed Spelt abd dale; ; round mese Conn
e • man props of the cause were mustered Found on drunken persons and restored on liberation 857 74 1 916 1 8 58 14 4 'appeared very ill, and in great pain.
tees esteeteh 5, 1842." l ' REMOVE', FRO. in a ,ealcd envelope), B. end s nOWV AN solid rank; of gentlemen and yeomen; these " oplites" of the rural rhis lo•ing the whole of the evidence that was to he ,
• a - air, g.. i 1 ' belted price 2s. 6d., and free by post ( , . RETURN OF ROBBERIES 'DURING THE YEAR 1843. '
.u.st pu ~ , N.B. A liberal alloteauce to the trade and sielepers. adduced, the Coroner briefly addressed the jury, and '
ft 4., 311DLEY, Boekteller, Sleaferd. Price ei..-fid., army as Mitford would call them, were flanked by a vast multitude •
~ .
hi. .1:2 1( -,..-T- ,- • j ' n
~., ,1 edical Work o
_________________._ — ...... .
heir wives and children •Ut in ' , I More More Moro , .-z, said, that from the evidence of ahe !surgeon there (amid
ss •,ss.,. test,. te ~ • " Sleaford, June Ise 1342. ~ , . ..i • L
1 TRF CAI INT FEThisn ; of sturdy labourers, with t , b .
' ''' :"1117 SPECTACLFQ., •I.el • .--; ke !"6 6 1 ~,
est the most affectin au I i "el e
110 4 eta, ....t,•„,_ • Lobs-L.ls anti cs. 1 ' ,o -
ts causes, raid tlie baneful effects aee a 3 -IN .
TEWLY-TNI EN __. _.Oll the foremost rank, the strong , g x 1 aries, .. . . a c • .re in tie n than than e) •.; be very little doubt that the deceased had died from
'a ' test • rre -1 tee Physicel Decay, 1 -•ite r•le •-"S tee, DEAFNESS TELE- . es ~..e te et ,ta i L L
~. I • 0
a% ts 4,, he), ~,_ -rt te anuounee to you (and it is a d'•::Zy ! sive intitstgence and infection, illtzserata by engraeings,,e.,
t...,. ! _
ACOTYSTIC INsTittlittEN I. _ t..
ee, e t i thousands of happy, peaceful •old m.en. and women, contented ,
. - . . ' ' 44 '£so, & £lOO, £2OO, - 6 ---73 .174 , natural causes, and there did not appear to by tile leaet
64 6., L. :-.
Ay 4er ''''t the de-Yee f'le • ten' L' ' 1111.2 - I et. -
he tie esse d - --e, eer-n. tt 8 Ille e Cfn4. serve len., en i • •
eiariage and directiOns for the removal o. ,r en -e-
SCOPItS, OPett-tA GLASSES); eIICR.OSCOI en, am. Set. d smiling orphans • •
- , her Grace the cripples, comforted widows, an . , pointing to 1 •c) c.) - ;., :a .. le ;-• ,e. • .....
DESCIIIPTION 01' ROBBERY. .ez• . ,- ,-J -• , ~..at, tv I keg & less & less E 2 c ... grounds for supposing that the deceased had come 'as-
tir ..,,,, t,„,,
.. alty, aite et •• 9
!III:, %Er,:
,*3llfy, - - kr - let the following rage amaze.
-1 1 disqualuications. By IL and L. PERRY end CO.-
le •I I b h Authors, ante mold by Strange. 21, Paternoster • Petronised by his Majesty the King of Hanceer, ~
I sew''si Dsh s I Raiford, thc•ir (emcee the Archbishop of Can- their sleek little bodies and decent raiment-all the undeniable I E-I 0
ger th. e_s o '4 - ''' -.- ''''' 'th n than than 'e ce ' , fairly by her death.
on With sncli a bod - en • :_--e•
ee ! en
,- . . a
'-o-101-ine -1, ,-..., •
No ii ~....,.. LX.,,,tc...,t . - u-ILE... Of this place has fer reany .1 , übhs te: vt e
.or ; Fitid, 6-5, Quedmnt. Reeentettreet ; Putkit,. Compte.nestreet,
t (dere- the Dukee of Norfolk, Dcvonshire, Argyle, Marlborough, fruits of agricultural protecti • , y. of friends I et ' is
.at
/ ea a` ' , :•t, t ' wltb au easthrea ef t'ac wit ainful kind, for - -' a 3 'elmon aed Co., Ifel, Dew Bond-streest ; Poilhps, 1te'1,4,.0x. - . _ _ ,a,
0,.
eater ,
and clients, the agriculturists need ' n,:tt b.e ashamed when they I P- t-) ; .£lOO. £2OO. £3OO. . 0 ; • Theljury, after observing that in their opinion the
.1.„. ra,, ,-, „he &hi , „ • - I-• aono , a
ac d 146 ' eadeehainsti eet, I. endon I, (mese 51) amd el is ti •
MEDiCA L TEST/ YIONI ALS. • • . !________
______ mistreis of the deceased was to blame in not sentlieg - .
tee be, • a -.0..„ le et &S Trimly reedieed mete aa there ara I ford-street ; . Jot on, ,-- _ 11 B al- 11 s i-i Towr. and heir enemies in the gate. No fear, no misgiving. j -------- e--- ,—.--
Ine Moses. S. and B. Sotommis' newininVented ep.eetaele Lenin; speak with t _ ' 9 some female With her -in the fly. under the circumstainpo,
b ossibility mar the - 'try - Money
t
r 'm -, ". eoze.s, but a. , - - •1- I Delintieet, Biniengham ; and by a. 0-..-,e er • ,
en eilt e'• Peentet,f; ~,. . ter takme, at stated peneds, ua y , no deubt of success, could y P . j.•of so bright - •• • •• • •• • ,
ee Country • • . -; n.l :Mead astonishing relief to eneremely imperfect vision. We give
~t 0
' . "'l4
• - a'l3'
" asziw:ea to lr'
thiB
nWin""fli C•ORDIA.L HALM of SY RIA CU Ivi is ex clesiv e. e m re, ...ci
them the docidee preference tc eVery other kind of Lens-the clear. and unanimous an asserablage. There 'as one only difficulty in i Watches, JeWellery, &e.
i , , s•ent ere , Burglaries. .
tag ' ' ''' l'" -•-- 'n' n'n' ' lock ^t •" tt-11 ' . the 'e of nervous and• muscular debility, inap•airaanne, ke.
,-,,, -*,. s.qh f,,,,, ~ •••, • C a hign I _even In Ith t— • - teengs every object very distinct, and • ,
(- ( n 063 0 c ranspereaey . 1 N'v hat p in
ef could be found large enough fo • •
r. 80 un- , \Veering Apparel
'ellt ' ot,• - 'at' 7-ollt'wc - - a I d 1 nln for. tne_ curfn _
23,.
per bottle. Sold by all Medicine Vendors, i
enables individuals to view the most minute
.particle with perfect lte waY. •• • - . 1
e 44, Age 4 ,o us , . t.a:,-. C bad never AI tow Price lls d rtic Five Peuret Caset lEn land from sea to sea is cultivated bp to ' 2 .. .. ... •LI 1 , 1 ! 1 ... ... 8 .
aseurace; they aro nartienlarly pleasant by candlelight, as they appear menSe a body 7 Al a Goods, or *Stock hi Trade --..,---.
114 be had the " eilent •Friend." '
' ---I en, e, - nreltin up with eiliewe tc enable him to whom may I . . not a moor, not even a village common, .
,
•t and soften bri ht and brilliant lights.-J. elute.
intiry be bad 2•'. "s" • - / e etet tetnen rotAing th the Ogle , g . the throat ; •not a heath, • . ---7- Pe- - FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ' •
.
' •
a' , , etitleietet., yeties reepectftely, it-ERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILL.
... t
et aee . i r •-•-• - --- •
7 •', •-• ee eel Esq., re. le, I, Great George-street, Westminster ; . .
T J P tt• • • nied u ri ht
e ' is left; •Salisbury Plaiu te now tu p g to the very stones Money • • el 6 6 le . , 4 i 4 1 I ... ,63 ,
•01 •
, ' vet, ,_ "e. SMEDLEyt, Igeoaiealey,Ac." nue for syphilis. and secondary telf-Ptosist le bete sew, poce ee e : gene', ),,,-,q., eeILS., 9, Saville-row ; .1. Rarnsbottorn, Esq., Itele, .I t eh admirable perfection and e - ARRIVALS.
el, . . . <- T ,
g es --. 1103. AS GOODE, Congleters. ' 4s. 6d., and Ilc pee box. l'ament
• • Bressu-strect-bui!dings ;A. White, Esq., Surgeon, 3, Par i of Stonehenge ;mao su eactness is 'Robberies NVatches,•Jewellery, &c. ' - 1 4 5 25 et) 4 ; ... . .
. - ... .59 Viscountess Howick, ir. Eatenerplace; Lord RedeetteJe and
position husbendry now ;berried. thet there i
r‘te ‘-'l'`ei.,, Consultation fee, if by let eri I/. A minute detail of eissea. Is r•tt, t
treet ; George Cursham, :Esq., M.D., e, Saville-row: Frederick the syatem of inIC . g ln DWelling Wearing-Apparel 27 25 26 72 29 1 ... ... ... 180 Miss Mitford, in Park-1.11•1:•/, -..--.,.:. ..a,r.:•-.,.... :m-,.. ~,,13;!,-,, %,•ti..
I I 11, " --EN • "-Coegleton, July leth, 1842.
(now RI - P • 're el deity attendenee for Cm:cue:am, ~. b found
'' h E MD 7 Upper Gowerntreet .H, calauea, Esq., not even an acre of fallqw to e •So wheree-in woe t -(' d SIC 174 60 52 02 38 13 4 ...
oa tik. 4to i• '----.1-t the r-L-u y. . tes,a. ena a i
. 0' 'l.'l st'reet Loaulais, from Latg ton, sq , .
f 'el' lace Kennington ;vex ender 1- area.- r re the aseernbl '''' Houses.. ,o 0 s, or toe in Trade ... ... 433 -' '
at Beaufort Lodge,from -,1-;•,,•:- l'-,--- : ' al. ,-.,t4 1,,,v.,:mi Damen
...
eliapeeti, or.d you th, . ai, est of Mre. Ellen Frost, of thia their residence, 19, Bet-time-stem, ;
ite 'l'l- - -till Orle Oile passonai Surgeon, 28, Harley or -p , 21 . .
'.•W D • E". ' new egrieuttural Runnyrneda--a . ed Millions
-,4 1'4,7-e. the Las - :awarapsnying testimonial for publicaticu Eleven till Eight, and• cn-Sundeys frene el. . . • Esq., Surgeon, 76, Cadogap-place, e gtaVe.square , . y, o Carts, Carriages, Trucks, Ike. ... ... ... 1 ... „, „, 1 in Tylney-street, Park-lane ,". -..., ;neer, i„ ,e,,,e,„„_,,,eet ;
••• ••• •••
1.-
E -..
t id* t the a moo important intereets in tee es
t. kez, i.e., a.tv, •teeived induite benefit from taking PARK'S visit only it necessary to effete' a poenttilent carte Surgeon, .
Isleworth ; John Hocper, Este, Surgeon, 29, Newington_ o v n Ica o .
historian i s a -- 736 Mr. and atrs. Batea and family, lit i'art!aoti-place : I .ati.i
fl tsa, ^.ll4lit. '''
IA znxious th- place Kennington.
se's ~. ei led. , et others 3111Nring frGin similar HEALTH AND wr apNOT tt. - eiel• S end B SOLOMONS flpticians and _turista, 39, Alb°. try ?" A
-11"1 for the evet and esias for the
egriculturid:., There ie no difficulty Whatever. A zealous friend Money • 36 20 18 29 18 3 4 .. . ... ... 138 Agnes Buller, in Henrietta-street, Cue sodish-seeste 1 -'l;*
I'4 . t e eeed te s
-"et no et, ..vail themselecs of the same means of I Meet published, in a Sealed En ~. _
•veloce- price os 6d., and sent free, On -STS. •• •• • 'he York Hotel Invisible and all '
marleetreet, Piecialilly, oppoeite t.
.. , , , .
*antes up to town, and follows the streena-not to Ilyd k
e-par -net Robberies
,Watches, Jewellery, &c.
.14 - 4 3 ... ... ... ... 32 Chevalier Xewkomm, in Carlton-gardee4 :b4 Ls cellefic. •
‘ti ' ' -ur a'ea •hediett 1 7,!!_sf•lVino a Poid-ottiee order tor Three Shillinge,
h ' ewle invented and improved Aton.lFie IC, INSTRU. 24 1 1 3 Baron Hugel, Wurtemburg Minister, ar MiY!'l'.:, lin 'i •
si te•o t servent, kinds of t eir n - , - ere- ot even to the large room of. Ex - froin the Wearing Apparel
... ... 29
Ith A Firi : I l'E Ai TI-T • - Comprehensive and • .• d' 'II, 's at an advanced age, and of 40 and 50 to Lincoln s Ino-seu . P „ eter . ... ... ... ..
tet-10. . nen_ .to .t. •-n• 4 ll' DIEM'S to enable in .ri aa. Lady Strange, in Grafton-street ; Mr. Hope. ie itieete- te
tts.,„P:sin;e•e„ es , "1140M:a GooDn , a nem there e 60 8 ... .., .-
68
It'g- -st Itsalie- ' -- - ram. Lir pm, 1 k 7 Parialologital Ti•ot.tise 01', li peculiar and delicate class of
years standing of extreme deafness,. in:tient .
iy to join in general con- hail, Mit to Fre.ina-innft•h4. „ psiccd and Heeded Person. Handke
srchiefs
d ,„ 1• ' e--I en., ~.. , •" - se-- , ts,',--,:. 11, 2 C‘..."-mplaiate„ arnice- ilcia the decline of Manly Strength-
tteetere, ',ere ~,,ri,
~,, ~. tender ray wannest thauks for tha gle•Tc ,- ----
V'l' ed ' ley-once:, tropical climate-late hours-self-10)1.We ,
Ter,irell ;And to catch the souuteot a distabelow ,pc,...er a ~.t• ~ ,
Fe -t. 'ete They rota the C'Sllveroe.tion into Me ears to such on .
~., ,
,- -•,• t. Ch.. cy - 77 - - - ' a handful f f ' P k t
in that snuggest of rooms, he tintts • 0 arraers acid non.. Purses, oc e -books, &c. - ••• ... . ... 7 • Morier, in Upper Hart ey-strest : the Hem. el rs, Y mt. in.,
e • ten tee „ •cet from „in .
~ , • . /i. d ilereetrain g
- dteSit •or infection. Addressed to the NO BLE lel Aei • "om re, ..
t severe easel, duifneo. evince be ob erved. • • t t'' --st - •
aenrip s- en- eartne ..,.. .
r- hotiorary. fee neer:, . and farmers 'bY t -- 274
Eaton-square; Mr. Beettett lasuitee, iii Duee• steam. %I een
4' . A k 0r,.. n-art eene i_ t. • - u.taluable modmine. n,
nietemperne e- n . t
TOR Tl' ,k (talent that in rim. a
NI .
atT----!;LERGYMAN-PARENT-TU -- --- . i--- - - -v, 'riven( ft, -oine..lan to supply t
ed CHROhIATIC OPERA. eourteme It is let to atm_ .. he rapturoue tip. -Miiney -
Ano,teemesteoue,fal. et ae. ~. , „ ... ••• ••• minster; the COunteoe of Ifadditiaaun. ni the Adiatiralt. ;
era,
~ elle -veto; gee, O . state of constiption; and M.: 1111z-.4? .....!;TA1_2,17!.-11t. - ' ;dee to the ANGLO. NDI AN. •Ife u the reeeteourte, as well at it, mauves of the flinneel lei/curer:, end .theextatie satisractiee, es tee 3
it:pep?, tontr tame . see""ezt reevileal me- bee one' enter "0 re• 1 tiELLIeII; ale: esP- 1 eneere sehicr ase tevalua • o WatchaS, Jewellery,. e...;,-,
P YNY Consulting Surgeons. 7, lei/rester. 6 Y------"--, -' " '' • ; al
wen
_,,,,_ _-,1,0
.n_
or . __ _. .
. Robberies
Or ~ la, Ly i_. s •-t,i"e max a '''' ' " “' ' - 'By e:IO3S ead COM A , - ti.te theatie, a-t... • lkl ;Il Nal' Wearing:Apparel
to% neee- ti ke .., tete ventne , -"eil of your celeinrntsd 7.'in; •" ; ' place, Strand (near INaterloo-bridge, L.aratota 17.* Tteesecpes for the waietcoat-posaer pe ;stet . , ,
extraordint.i,
nt'-'4l -'4a: - -.' --et.? rei,,c,- , --- • - - ^-, ' mi •or the Physiology of WO/113R, in ,r, tXAled "ty•:* --- - '' - lo- V- se vrposse fee. - end se O. c eat sor , • -.;„• _
te ••- -- Now this We'n't do. .If tee times aro not ripe fee a better ex. in the Goods, er Stock in Trade :is 1Z:, !1 i •,3 7 2
_ ... „. . < .
1 ... ... .
'll5 Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. in Park-place, from tkeir seat iu
of 1, tp.v. enne., ._ • -a, te Loam.; en.' 2.51 U 077 1, , j GYNO. A r r 0,41. pi?, err., re. a ..o ...g, a -,
' '-' L- of tee nen t lebition ret ti it."' alene for the present., 'l,-,
-,e actual strength of Streett, 't7e. 1r- • C 1 " ' I n "' - - • 1
k Apr •-• i/e ~ - J...0::t, 1 e b• pott. 3s. ectrenemical Obaervatiote, wit ;the eteetretett *lnto . . t, . , .
.. em . _ , • • . iorses, t•att et ene . ll Shropshire.
ift ea, ate ar tbe t,p.
~ . ag. yet: will rcalte ibis acimcw.. ! lope,price;is. 6d., .
TEOTIMONfAL3
-, near trans aii•ent orailiaacy,
• •• • -.-• . - .7" Gver 411 0:-.1.81'6 , -, !. f - ill the•length _either of 'lts
the tweets me tic °met . , . the League cement, not . purse or its i - ! '' . 193
..1.24,1.,., a;,,sw_... ...0....tA of °there similarly allicat-s1 I shal ' b tel i'e .inmendod, as weli for aie -aid,-
~
''' ' 1 .-
' '-'" h -I b li-et that the meet mmatc oblena ~. .., ,
I •thf t. that some nelliens of men, wam„. and elm_ o.lv.rts-, Cat•riag.-.y., Trilcktly. &es: -..-: 1 : I• ; '-_/
• ••• ••• ~, •• , -- --------- - - - - ---
"Wit!").--...! _ 7 1114u:rm.:, otti, .. . . . " These. Wuri" can esa' ) ' i"ye and successfal rosult (Tine aa. :nal tau LATISCS eu rhsg ,t eie . re. h. ,
‘,e•e,
_,... , ,
.. . Juts, ett in .e_ SC- • i ! , ' ,
10 4N,,,.. r•'',.. G-C-.-1,-0,n,... • r testae verso:lady or by letter
uuths continued, as for the etteent_.
e Journal. _ t t cy tnicer ‘!‘e :.ye...,, .
-.: Em axt-..aerdinalv distance ere biought comp. , _ _
t....„) : rne r-,geti v.( *Tartgly, hallpen te • identify theineelvoa with iO . . --1 1 ---.--—, - -, — --- le 11.80 N 8 SCOTTISH tNTERTILIeiMRetTe. -- Tlid
,I• 4J,1 .it'-Mt22 F., "2.., Y,..1:-1,7 ra:.",:tr.tf•illy,
t Y Met.. ',Obi. • " BILLET; FROST vrience "-Lollim, 1`4°170. , _ . - -„,„ ~. - s man-teen, Tom-tits, mid tteneade Visitors, will hert ram ei t •
their% ext .
~
b Ed tr LA the atmaen Moadare a aa,„ „1.4 ~ .
ree with t e 1e , . . se' " eitteleare' • ' tr-d., ', ' -rit inVolved in its niece
1 mid conitider tima. erosile y ‘ SS. The agri. Til
''l:4l 142 6 151 .1..0 1316
. 4 141 38 , 13 ! 6 ! 1 e• 1 •.. 1`...::29 Music-ball, Store-street, was on al onday crowded to teen*
end mane persons were compelled to eetire. unable to ge
eneoz re 0.,,r, i dee..
• . "We ag - ' -` '' -ticr 'for -eise.al porn .. - ......- - se. 1 . . _,t- / ~ .0.,c,,,,,, .
recorontend nit. Gore a puma.. , , -* • _ a; Q are. Compote-et et oFt een R'', i-• ' "
' 1 ''.V.."•l'i' ' i i 1 ;f• i C :`,, ~ -:-,,s la , •11 ' I L'', times as
tee c reu et, n ;taint t tio tti t teey ave tir 0 mare/ million •
s ou : ___--
!e• ;,:etic,‘Av te --,,..,..°1'1---BLWARii;
WeeklY Pae ,-,• •ed "nt'•e, o works are astorestiee ancizAeltl. ~ • . , . _. 3
~ , . ''- 1- e-eat st-eers • •
.t ef tee blood ore. Ey and t Flea tee Le seen n(1%..-LEL •-lte' ' "' ' thew side of ate :.gUr.,:tiort. 'T" not roel i -
N, hY. . p uce t.)ern ? - Nobody i , • ' . • within the walls. Mr. Wilson gave on the oecaston ti e
jos maillY ‘'''
.alr ft._ -ten e• itetect tee OF IMITATIONS. 111 Ihe pree-f
" teene-ein -'-'' ' • , - (atrriote. -4asers. a. ard . do...omons Gartman.: anu Aurista.ars ', . _ ,• .
'Ol- ' labeurer: ta enter: into tbeeriee of. political ! ‘-I°N-DITIC)N °F 'TURKISH Wrves.---7The .Serasliie,• i oaott via twice in the year. The Seraekier told. me he once calls his selected entertainment, which Writs - .
‘_ ~_
' " -1-e 'ai -e Name i- tae-r -xeeesa 6.1 M... La . -
. . , 1_,... .., ;.,,,,,,,... Public from imitations • h e'r.
• -.' a • - ,i. not in any way connected with e Person ot e. . . .i, , .. , : .„, . , tug net grateful. ,-+; i •- i gener •, (' e-'' 0 the Sweet. Waters o' A i
ally chosen and bought Circassiaris, and his hnraln , tat. k
..i...i t _ I Ba. and wits amused . 0 • , ii io •ous and atheric, which s •
those delightful Id eones, hi i 1 P . . ~-n 4
Nit,.. te I,_ 'the have ordered , the Hon. Com- - ernimbuig all •• elm it neleter eparcs tee nee -romp earn . • •
orte Neinr Item-heed nor in ally part of the country. ' ..: . !
ro 1,,,,,. • economy ; hut ,;....., sr ' . .• ?,-, Wh7 are they a 1„ , le. h ne nee sr , 1
10'
.tollentip.butut J.aellgraved on the C
the words " PAR 'S IFE . " This publication:el •-•• ,
;_t_
t.,,
1,0,,, , , , _
R L . • ritaa-tar*advan , ' In""!-• a aa . ,- , . . ' 41e existing ac- • ? ,••, , • i • -
prodigal, mettle (,0 ~,,,,..; r . ~ . • , ~..0., mistakes, be Cautious, end , obseryee soille to he had at l'.', , anxious for eteecontineente et , . y Lea) why ~.„.,,, c 0 q , e
aite eastern are u r s'orni al bv• Fin teeen fastaen, •i nt in-: expres:iive look of horror at such - Confinement. I has made so peculiarly bis own, end whiff
• la, n side ,overnmeut Stara which is not t -•-
he vouthful
• Areeraerle tercet, Piceaeilly, oppasite the Yen: rietel. they identify Ogle ow . , t ,
n eemforts with the spletdma ' '' - " ter ' , ' ',, '.a-•. ' ; - 1 'il '1 ' - .111'• f 11 1" tl •I • h f h
, rof the *ride.- fOur Mr hie wives v.ere eette beautiree, anu au were goof,- i c•-00..i,0,„ .• p p.t. 31.1$- .or a.tc, a , iseng toge.aer, guar- wito ricer Veto t an on i 011 a, t.
111 d s. for he was in capita(
,I. • •
°I, ? ' ota, sof e e P. . esn Glasgow enter. , ~, • el, t' ' o fie 7 '
tint,. rein., out tee
in a...h box, in white letters on a red e ....; HILt. '... 1:4 . -..• .
ta.
The-se works are properly callea emainlyea . ~ . , : ,
~ ,
..
--___—..— _ ul fun of the va-
•'t . f Illey ti nee and wet not, so long ae thee!
y have no tither j ieoliing ; their toile te were all in the Emile style, oniy ,a- rediug an,: janglurg tor the Paella's fev,iur, " a qui il jeteoiit voice, and seemed to revel in
to, fetents.audieuee. ii,
au.
. ~,•••. ark of auth • mailer style (it iii4.4', ..i4,..1011•0,0,1, .--. i ,
JAIL BLS!" APERIENT -AND ANTIRILMUS ItIEDICItt e. . eiaey •
.. o • . •
'1:41,-Leirdl-41,°'-' `• Roberts and enticity, tliey are spurious. they art written itiiiyal:ierY I' . . . , ,
~ , ;
~' 1 . FOFt OCCASIONAL USE. . prospect then living-7Yrife,ebildreo, and all-oh 741,, or Ss. a melt, ; ried in eoloure. Some • had caftane of wedded .eillte giith ..., .. ~ ... ,
'L. 'l,,i,ichoir " -I did ilGt count +h. -1 •Idren hut I thnk e us strains with which he , Owl) ec,
e t-
" ' 1 ll°
f m i his Entertainment of " Mary
, ~4.4i,,..".i 67. e, "'a sold wheaa...._ C. 0.,
9' Crane•cc'urt, Fie"' 1)11.b.T!,,.1°.n1. ,i.n.. -,1:.,,g -'''' WllPlici'V aa`i'"''''''C'''C•2".'end ;-9'''"L' tilt i':- MPT o N.' S.-IPILIJO l' II E A. L ri- II . mut Sly ing.ln sytri,;ou w04110.0%-r"gi• . . - . ',-
n 14IL, -•g . - I . -- . .
tar‘e ncavy geld leaves. One blue. exec! girl. who ic,„.... I t!, i.. .. tat lesa than twelve. Cne beautiful little girl, nounced o .
r next ere ay
(r,„- and exquisite old melodies of
- . , --...:A ..„A ....0`...:--• -----..,..--.1 , ... ....7......... ni,,lii, Iliili ent, I,: ' ....-;th I,: ,e. briiiit.blll6. eve, lila:, li.q. fair mother. whose robe Oaten of Scote; the
'''''.1.7....--emn en his firAt nriltflivin a. it_

~."Ta 4,,,_
•ny..l,z. ---.4. T. Roberts and Ct .
(and it h a dui,'
etb ,41e'-; —I ,4z to announce to you
_.,_.T.LL2 „/,_
Ni ', ••nlie ' -- . le • r ,s 8 /AFL -1--• '
~.t
ep,es 44„ 4, that the sic-az:al far _ :i..4.1.. ,
case araexy,
~..'listti:',Asse daiiy, ar.i.3 rhy ? let the lo.lowing . _
..,..7:
riany
lyi7., t,,,;,-.° t'44(y:-...-.10Ii1;" t.;-REEN of this place RI I:ind, for
j`l. Ytctcal
`lieith an aatnida of the west t
tlit.a., la c 4.4' bld adricemany rdedi‘al rlie.7,l„e".tb..,re
.02.,.,/,L-.
I:, byice.' ef ',:•c•,-,r boxe,s, but, after taking at statet-this tivedogir,in;.
a.i. evy • -
ez'r 'P',CTlit'S I'II.LS, 11C declared to sic .
In
•''' hct • ..u. n."...
- h had never
'ts' •I'''' Ilki. c'.4.14 sleep 17-o'clock at night till -"even
laid down,
to
e„„ bt v„,„ Z 4 for tle•
.:Ari: two)c..aay e .
tc enable b-32
"the at "1`
to La preptxd di,' ‘,..ith pillows in the
1' ---1 z'ul, ti,ntlein..,4*., yttlr'S recPeetftilik- 41er,111c.”
" e,. SMEDLEY, litee"f •iti,, 1‘..":1 7.--r. 11103:AS GOODE,
r gleton, July h
19t ,
of
this
Congleton.
1842.
344 Wtt.t:dE.:‘,...—..4.t the rc,ques"t Co; 'Mrs. Ellen Frost, u
' ,"htlito I
tl; • Itpe `Pr.d you he accompsoyiug tf,,,t,tm' enial ffirnppurblAicßat;,,,,,
.i. 4 plc 7e 'the haS reOeivOd induite benefit frorbtaK ''
,ilutiar
..11&., -.11.64 . •
•-ifering from of
t. .... iht , . ana id znxious that others i,.
same meant'
.t'y.ll, 4 he ILduccd to avail themscivcs of the
•••••I ant, your niast obedient servant, , • oy-ir„
"Tii0:51.4.:a C 440 -
46
kfl GZ,,,; 4-:zirtleto:s it' Parr's Life Pills.
tiii gl:4
5',741, tt i'l,tNitt4-1 Ise; tit tender ray wannest thanks fo. r L
~_d
tk,W"-,ril ~.4ve esrived from cent' it:valuable medicine.
inr;-__
' eta '' 0 ;earsin - state el consulaption, e.nd Iva-
~.:•:
:'t ' prlty.4.- I • ^ .
;,,,t,, 4'.ii, „-;-% erralient ractkical men, bdt Gauld cbt'4,i..t',.,z1.7, '
''.,' to
‘.I. Letlna thr,3i.. Irra.il haze... 3 Of rOar C.-ettf.:Mad :121i077 f,,,,..
!zl4li; Y al:: colaple-e`q reatcred to Lulu:, and
2.5'
apicnciv.
he, Pilept';ul,"ta7 c-` Ir-1..:,, I beg yci: %nil Mil'2 'l'''.
'iyhal
Sl/41)'1-1,3'..14' ''''' '''''-• ' " ' of ethrlre similarly affiletKi•
..
''' 't Ntll,-- L. 4,., : ; . • " ot,i,c ..,h.d, reyozally or by letter
Nit(2'*---I '',... ': ..''-'• ~..3:•••• °-* -tt.:,llY
,:iN--- 1 ti. 111 :::. 'ett-'61i1"1-1 '‘.
3.,,C... . ,
FROST..
" biLLLN
Jilli Ilth. i 042." -
‘=BI3IIOINL-1/LWARIi OF IMITATIONI,.
.//,•
s,' sr Za ~,,.. . 4,,v •%.,, _ .•• - -sc: the public from imitations, the Hon. Com:
.., -ea .:', ;-, ~.,1 .
.. PARR'S LIFE
t...., -•• t. , • • ila have ordered the words
which is
47,44 rbtin''., ee engraved on this Government Stamp,
___.,
N, d, ...`l,, the sides of each box, in white letters on ar7
ir...it
~,,n.!vi
.thot this bark of authenticity, they are spurious
liZe,eet. 1:07:1_04, T. Roberts and Co„
ard, ';`,!,* and sold wholesale, by their appointment, by B.
9, Crane-court, Fleet.
_
74tititiaone,, St Paul's Church-yard ; also by Barclays and Sons,
it b -"tt'et ; and Yutto d C Bow Church-yard ; and
py„,, . y it i.„,„
„.
Kingdom,
tis: tau,. ;i
t`hue, agent in every town in th.e United
Id
With .)
Illd farall "Pectable dealers in medicine. Price Is. I id.,
each Y boxes 111. each. Full directions are given
th x.
4 ATlii. 4,...
, 42 . ille Life and Times of Old Parr," who lived to
.ppti, 'eats a a e
32
1 eiiletes,
koli Y Ate, , g pages, with fine engravings, 7-,
ist onua arid Remarks on Disease, Health, and the leans of
4/11t% IIL
1443* ta43' be had Oratis of all Agents to-: ‘;'l all', ot
IVE PILLS.

HEALTH AND STRENOT
Just published, in a Sealed Envelope; price 9.s Od., and sent free, on
Post.ottiee order far Three Shillings,
- ITE A TH. Comprehensive and
N, Pl'ryalolujir:ll TreLti..e a peculiar and delicate class of
Notating Cc..awirdatg„ arigine iic.a the decline of Manly Strength—
i.rissitrained galety—excess tropical climate late hours—self.ahuse
...intern ,errs r.‘.6--d•'nliit or infection. Addressed to the NO BLE N'
...„LTATTLIII A tI—CLLRGYM A N —PAREN'r —TUTOR -- A
01ELLE11.; and especially to the ANGLO. NDIA N. -
By 003 s ;„,d COMPANY, Consulting Surgeons. 7, I eurester-.
place, Strand (near Waterloo-bridge, Laniton.
GYNONII A ; or, the Physiology of Weia3R, in ,a
lope,priceVa. 6d., by post, 3s. .
TERTIDIONf AL3
"These works can be safely reeetnireended, as wel'i for Cie Isaiizl
oaths contained, as for the and- successf,il result of aa.
thor's experience "—London Morning 'Journal.
0. We agree with the Editor, c.f the London Mornit*.st jr.4..0n,..1,
as d
recommend Mr. floras publicaticns for. genetal
Weekly Pape ace 1i1:
Ihe pree pts coutain cal in these arks are itti‘restiiie and
linbui gh Paper.
" This punlieaCGO, ii aparce t',• ,:dead idiupinarl;
net the youthful prodigal, O. to both usort impel- Met ads,
takes."—Glasgow ea.per.
These works are prot.ieriy- called attalyzis a cutr.iii ..orLplfititz
they art written in a very peallizr style at •tildr,s,
Dublin Horning ,:ouroal. •
I•Utility graplicity and re,rci,...faand .n,;,-
accordingly."—•Dubiln Iveekly kurnal,
The above may La ha.' ",l S hotwood stud Co., '25, Paternsater.rc,?,
London; l'orter,7ll, Dublia ; ar..i of. all Beak seller&
Price i2s. tii. i onyoiope.
Messiz. may oe every day, at their house.; .^.:e
Patient, in tho remoter ;Arts of the country can treated success-
fully on their descf,bir.g minutely the case; and if enclosing 4 fee
ci
It. for advice, an answer will.o inninediatcly !en% liftvlielnes cart
Ise roman-le(' to any part Of the wiald ; difficulties can ecestz, rti
i the 'Medicines will be seeurely packed, andproteettl. frau*
-
observation.

Nis
iV 11,5014 8 SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENTS. 1110
Music-hall, Store-street, was on Monday crowded to excess
and many persons were compelled to retire. tillable to gs
within the walls. Mr. Wilson gave on the even:4mi whet he,
calls his selected entertainment, which contains many of
those delightful old songs, humorous and pathetic, which
lia
has made so peculiarly his own, and which he never -gAir,
' with richer gusto than on Monday, for he was in capital
rviooiLe,satinadinsseewnittei()l theauul tun of
ne va-
rious
which he
his ghted
Queen of Scots," the songs and exquisite old melodies of
t
ression en
,IM"l'olerlunle.ireelheeeNse' idrasraoset.dnbtgerigicaonte:kgetxr eoisti olahm.
a,laielvni fr(iiitae
th::01 sooeie
snlil announce t'v(iiith:esteleesserltt;,idiaw•tlinn:trhtald:i.ettflutiooTrieceaolkihnit:teipglielaaltiiiiheatialsec;.;
man v admirers, and visits them again during the preterit week.
Warren Baldwin,
nllti
oilnintiosnabulintVdai.aystuloinfilglrthhatirre
last; ldwTihni's°rrinelfnthclie
after a long and vela' ulillness.-w
Toronto rallied,

CoyDirioN OF TURKISH WIVES.-7The
,SeraSide,' opcTi pi, twice in the year. The Sr,t Icier told me he once
nas generally ehosca and bought Ciru.ssiarts, and his itarom tool, thera to the Sweet Waters of .‘ sia. and W-tts amused
is quite eastern and .unrefurnied European at :my ex pres:iive look of horror at such confinement. I
Four (Oak wives); ere 'sets beautiful, and all w-ere good- • c•:.o'ot no, 1,,1p -,titying their fate, all living together, guar-
looking ; toile ht woreall in the same sty-le, only a- I rollog janginiL, th;3 Puha. favour, •• A qui il jetentit
tied in oaurs. Some had caltana of wadded with It000clloir." -1 did Inn count the children, but I think
large ilef.try gold leayee. One blue• eyed girl, who th•.-sc nOt.less than twelve. One beautiful little girl,
languid and suffering, remained in a corner alone, anti cot iu • wlth 1 bri,glit blue eyes, like her fair mother, whose robe
not be persuaded to mix with the others. 'W bother sue held ta.,t, was dressed in a pink and green vest, with a
this was ill-temper or illness I could not sincerer. 1-,11.e jacket lined with sable. With this exception they had all
wa4 the last purchase, and, therefor', the favourite. She dark eyes and eyebrows; most of them had bad teeth, and
had been lately confined, and nursed Iler_ child, but refused nothing is more disgusting than their bare feet, the nails
to show it. Two others were enceinte, and, between the being, like their fingers, deeply dyed with henna.-21.farchio-
standing and the tasting, were pale as death, and almost teas of' lymtionderry's Narratire.
taitued. Nothing eln hardet- than the situation of porrn, AIX FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, FEB •19 •
unfortunatt, e-t 'lvo, never
.p.eryiued. to sti:;,uf ; for —There Ips been a very brisk market to-day, and pieces have
h 46 nnlibeal fialQweci ,Xo)..l)Ke4Lhe tutt .3rnit ready sale at last Week's prices.

lIL &ESC APERIENT -AND AN'PIRILIOUS I%IEDIEIN.F.
. FOR OCCASIONAL USE.
A_MP.TON'S PILL OF 'HEAL 111
efectually relieves the stotnatland bowels by gentle relima.
tion, without griping or prostration of strength. 'They remove 1104-
-Atititess, dizziness, pains in The ehM, are highly gratefdl
to the stomach, promote digestion, create .appetite, relieve langour
and iqaession of gpirlts ; while , to those of a full habit and free
livere, who re continually suffering from drowsiness, hgavine s, and
singing in tin bead and ears, • ti.. 4 offer advantages that will net fall
to ba appreciated.
Sold trt, T. Prout, V.:), Strand, fletidon, Price Is. liiid.Ter box s and
by the Vendors of Medicines generally throughout .the Kingdom.
ks,k for i'ILAMPTON'iI PILL vi HEA ITH, and obese the
Name Attdrees of " is..wen," en t::a.
0 3TM 1110 t

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ae ~
Bußca.g.uy.-L•gtween - the -hours . of eleven- on
Monday night and siF op, the Tues4.y morning, the p„mimes
of Mr. Lintiseykeopei of-the -Le\vi,,,hain- post-office, were
broken into t.nd robbed of bank note,, silver, gold, and a
quantity of rtatt;:lirdoiniting in value to about 300/. The
;
lett,T-bag, Arl/ittithud been dropped ;inn 1,,e,-,.,
ion?. evening b 7
the if a:iitittg:lyinol).7.ltatt he'afi hr "-1:31 3p`.:11. •-.7.nd. the letters it
.c.,A,,,fori zd bwentkijer-kth.i:,ir C:9l-Itxuto4 tort irate fraginenu and
caawe'::',cr. '1,;:31.....::.':".

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