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DR. HOOPER'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY.

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twelve. Jan. 5, J. Fry, Dorset-street, Salisbury-squlre,
at twelve. Jan. 8, A. Taylor, late of the Kent-road, matt-
roaster, at twelve. Jan. 22, E. Cohen, Loneon, merchant, at
eleven. Dec. 29, W. Jarman, jun. Knightsbridge, paper-
hanger, at one. Dec. 15, A. Kruse, Union-court, Broad-street,
merchant, at twelve.

DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY.
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street, BristoL Jan. IS, J. Duni!, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire,
grocer, at twelve, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Jan.
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Inn, Coniscross, Randwick, Gloucestershire. Jan. 2, W. R.
Gilbert, Leicester, woolatapler, at eleven, at the Saracen's
!lead Inn, Leicester. Jan. 4, E. Robs-,n, late of ?duelled',
saddler, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

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Demerara, merchant. J. and J. Landlos, Berwick, merchants.
J. Young, late of Watt, liens, tailor. J. Collett, Bath, mime.
maker. W. Webster, Bishopwearrnouth, merchant. li. Tale,
late of Market-Weighton, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. .1. B. Phil-
lips, Bartlett's-buildings, llo!born, jeweller. J. Horsey, jun.
late of Goudge street, Tottenham-Court-road, bookseller. W.
Rolfe, late of Teignmouth, Devon, builder.
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street, Spltalfields, dyers. Patmore and Co. London, silver-
smiths. Wood and Co. Doncaster, drew-makers. A. and J.
Slane, Tottenham-Court-road, butanes. Shores and Selby,
Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners. Day and 11,:tton, Tot-
tenham-Court-road, linendraper. Maker and Dalton, Ox-
ford-street, cheesentongers. nifty and Watkin, 1,:aerp00L.....
Lomas and Co. Strangeways, near Manchester, calico-printers.
Archer and Co. Golding and Rhoades, Knightsbridge, livery-
stable-keeper. Glassford and Co. Edinburgh, virrtol-manufac-
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Willtatria and 'Maggs, I)uke-street, Grosvenor.squtre, tailors.
Gregory and Newhall, Nottingham, lace-manirt meets. LP.
and R. H. Lloyd, ho rthampton, tallow-chandler,. Livars and
Co. Milrithorp, Westniureland, paper-makers. C.,gui and Ni_
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