The Times - 17/01/1820
1820; Gale Group;
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From a Correspondent., J. C., A. B., A TRADESMAN., H. C. O'DONNOGHUE., J. W., W. H. BODKIN.,
ResumoClassified Advertising: FOR RIO DE JANEIRO and VALPARAISO, the fine fast sailing BRIG SYLVIA, burden 200 tons, JOHN LAUGH-, Want Places., Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. This Evening, King Richard The Third., STRANGER'S FRIEND SOCIETY.-The Committee of this Charity beg leave respectfully to express their obligations. News: French Papers. Paris, Jan. 12., Saturday, being the Duke of Glocester's birth-day, a number of the nobility, gentry, & c., called at Glocester-, COVENT-GARDEN.-On Saturday nigiht, a Mr. Nathan made his debut at this theatre in the character of Henry, The Funds.. News in Brief. Editorials/Leaders: Two letters which we publish, one from, and the other to, the Gentlemen of the Committee for managing the London-, London, Monday, January 17, 1820.. Law: The King v. Johh Vines., Gibbons v. Laughnan., Court Of Chancery, Saturday. Injunction. David Latouche, Esq., v. The Rev. John Ambrose., BOW-STREET.-On Friday evening, a gentleman, whose name we did not learn, appeared before RICHARD BIRNIE, Esq., and, The King v. Stephen Vines., Wakefield Sessions., Assault On The Duke Of Clarence's Gamekeepers., Chester Sessions, Thursday, Jan. 13. [From the Chester Chronicle.] Sentences On Swann, For Sedition And Blasphemy; And On Swindells, Burtenshaw, Stubbs, Richards, And Sutton, For Sedition., Ingleby v. Rees., Canterbury Quarter Sessions.-Tuesday., MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-MYSTERIOUS CASE.-On Saturday an investigation which excited the greatest interest, and lasted, Swindling., Old Bailey. Reviews: Drury-Lane Theatre.. Letters to the Editor: Refuge For The Houseless., To The Editor Of The Times.. Official Appointments and Notices: From the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Jan. 16.. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Property: Sales By Auction..
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