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objections, and other matters whatsoever, by the said Act now in recital required to be given, delivered, transmitted, done,or performed in relation to such lists,, ejcher before or after the making o…

Page 1 4083 ntno TheEdinbumhGazette. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1832. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, July 4, 1832. Majesty for a blessing to a loyal and affectionate To the KING's Most Excellent Majesty. people. The humb…

your Majesty and your beloved Consort, so deserv^ edly the object of the veneration and love of a grateful nation, have been wantonly assailed. While, however, we deeply lament that so gracious and be…

To the KING'3 Most Excellent Majesty. The loyal and dutiful Address of the Mayor,. Bailiffs, Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of New Windsor, in the County of Berks. May it please your …

BANKRUPTS, PROM THE LONDON OAZBTTK. John Dalton, of the White Bear, No. 2, Upper Thames Street, London, victualler and bookbinder. Samuel Teulon, of Nelson Street, Greenwich, Kent, upholsterer. James …

BANKRUPTS FROM THE LONDON OAZETTB. John Bliss, of Chichester Place, Gra/» Inn Lone Road, Middlesex, baker. Henry James Norris and George Tyas, of Bury Place, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, wine and brandy mer…

appear necessary or expedient, for the prevention, as far as may be possible, of the spreading of the said disease, called the cholera, or spasmodic, or Indian cholera, in England or Wales, or any par…

Edinburgh, July 3, 1832. THE Copartnory of the Business carried on here by ttie Subscribers, under the Firm of DICK and BROWN LEE, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. Robert Dick it authorised t…

nourable Privy Council, made as aforesaid, shall, under and by virtue of an order in writing of one justice of the peace, dwelling in or near the parish or division (and which said order any such just…

19th?Lieutenant Henry Frederick Hawker to be Captain, without purchase, vice Black, deceased. Ensign Ro. bert Lovelace to be Lieutenant, vice Hawker. Serjeant- Major John Forman to be Ensign, vice Lov…