preserve the public peace, and vigorously to exert the powers which We possess for the protection of all Our subjects, in the entire enjoyment of their rights and liberties; We, therefore, being resol…

of the law : And whereas it is Our firm-determination faithfully to discharge the duty imposed on Us, to preserve the public peace, and vigorously to exert the powers which We possess for the protecti…

Lordships this day took into considera- -1L tion certain rules and regulations proposed by the Board of Health, for the purpose of preventing the introduction anrl .spreading of the disease, called Ch…

Wheat. s. d. 61 4 1 Barley. s. d. 37 n Oats. s. d. 23 1 1 RyS' s. d. \ 37 0 Beans. s. d. 40 7 Peas. s. d. 44 1 AGGREGATE AVERAGE OF SIX WEEKS, WHICH GOVERNS DUTY. Wheat. s. d. 59 2.909 Barley. s. d. 3…

Sect. 19, of the Act of 6 George the Fourth^ Chap. 78. AND be it further enacted, that it shall be lawful for any constable, headborough, tithingiuan, or other peace officer, or any other person, to s…

would likewise deprive the patient of his best chance of recovery. To carry into effect the separation of the sick from the healthy, it would be very expedient that one or more houses should be kept i…

Page 1 Edinburgh Gazette. fcg TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1831. ST. JAMES'S-PALACE, October 20, 1831. of Bankruptcy, from which the most beneficial without any material addition to the public bur- effects ma…

THE measures of external precaution for preventing the introduction of the cholera -morbus by a rigorous quarantine, have hitherto been found effectual, but as the disease approaches the neighbouring …

Lewis Lewis, late of King's Road, Chelsea, Middlesex, but now of Piccadilly, glass and china dealer. John Jones, of No. 210, New Road, Whitechapel Road, Middlesex, stationer and rag-merchant. Robert N…

mons, commanding their attendance in the House of Peers. The Commons being come thither accordingly, His Majesty was pleased to delirer the following most gracious Speech to both Houses of Parliament:…