The Times - 21/09/1839
1839; Gale Group;
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Classified Advertising: FOR BOMBAY, now loading in the Prince's Dock, Liverpool, and will positively sail on the 28th September,, COMMUTATION of TITHE.-Denham, Bucks.-T. CHARLES SMITH, of Waterloo-place. Westminster, the, CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20. The supplies of English grain continue short, and of Flour coastwise, Just published, post 8vo., 10s. BLINDNESS; or, the Second Sense Restored, Royal Military Asylum. Chelsea, Sept. 18, 1839. Contract for Milk., EDUCATION.-A lady, whose attention has been exclusively devoted to tuition, having at present a portion of her. Property: BOARD and LODGING.-A married medical gentleman, without family, is desirous of meeting with a single, Sales By Auction., TO be LET, unfurnished, the PRIVATE PART of a spacious HOUSE. 20. Vere-street, Oxford-street, with every. News: The Harvest., A public dinner took place at the Cross Keys Hotel, Kelso, on Friday, to celebrate the birth of an heir to, Highland School Act., Parish Of St. Marylebone., While the Princess steamer was on her voyage from the Isle of Man for Liverpool, and when off Wallasey Hole,, Soft Fruit Trade., A private letter from Tencdos says-"There is open discord among the diplomatists at Constantinople. The, Mr. Chance has resigned his appointment as a borough magistrate, and his resignation has been accepted, Storms And Floods In Scotland., On Monday last the sale of whales, stranded in Panhope Flotta, took place there, and were principally sold, [Advertisement.]-Married, on Thursday, the 19th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square Robert Perceval, Government Investigation Into The Conduct Of The Birmingham Magistrates., An industrious farmer, named Patrick Egan, residing at Lecarane, parish of Kilbragh, barony of, DEATH OF LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR JOSEPH M'LEAN, C.B., K.C.H.-An important and valuable civil, A letter from Skagen, in Jutland, Denmark of the 1st inst., quoted by the Journal du Hâvre, gives the, Steam-Vessel Accidents. Case Of The Explosion Of The Earl Grey., London, Saturday, September 21, 1839., Ireland. The Lord-Lieutenant., A curious criminal trial has just been terminated at Chartres. In November, 1838, as we mentioned at the time,, Registrations, Sept. 20. City Of London., We extract the following from the Guienne:-"As soon as the English commissioners, set by Lord. Law: New Court., COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Basinghall-street, Sept. 20. Joseph And Carmichael's Bankruptcy., Law Notices.-(This Day.), Police., Bristol, Sept. 19. Householders' Court., CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, Friday, September 20.. Official Appointments and Notices: From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Sept. 20. Whitehall, Sept. 14.. Editorials/Leaders: Madrid journals and letters from our correspondent, of the 12th inst., have been received., We have now concluded our abstract of those parts of the evidence taken before the Lords' Committee, We have received by express the Paris papers of Thursday. Their contents are interesting., Our private letters from Bayonne of the 16th inst. state that the civil war in Navarre and Guipuscoa. News in Brief. Court and Social: Court Circular. Business and Finance: Bank Of England., Trade Report., London Markets., Foreign Markets., Money-Market and City Intelligence., Liverpool, Sept. 19.. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Paper. Bills.. Reviews: The Norwich Musical Festival.. Sport: Sporting Intelligence. Doncaster Races.. Shipping News: Ship News. Liverpool, Sept. 19.. Letters to the Editor: To The Editor Of The Times.. Births. Marriages. Deaths.
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