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PRESBYTERY OF EDINBURGH.
PRESBYTERY OF EDI)INHBUfIGH. .. . . 1--- ?? .. ?? ?? .. O } .,1- The oriay eh Ogf- Presby triy was Ibid onl Wednesday. ?? SE ACV Dr. Mumt sai (i-Allow mcl to Stsiti thatt there is olite sublject in till m!inues to Which I hall, to Cli vyoll at- telition ;igaill, and I amn earl to
January 2, 1839 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
THINGS IN GENERAL.
TIE HIot SE OF ASstEuiimY of Newfoundland has addressed Lord DOur ain in terlms of such allmighty grandlilogue, as Jona- than would say. that we Iuonv nlot what to minal of it. His lordshill, it app.-ars, was investeld by the Queen " with all her aulihority-. Her unconquei-ed ar
January 6, 1839 - The Era - London, London, England
LITERATURE AND ART.
i A NIGHT ON THE TERRAPIN ROCKfS. McI. Bentley has just published a work inl two vollumnes, called PXTER'PeoIGIU, by Dr. Birdi. Its principal featnrrrc are, an elaborate account of~ the Mlammioth cave inl Kentucky', a acuions anerdofical article onl fascination, a story of a des
January 6, 1839 - The Era - London, London, England
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January 1, 1839 - Course of the Exchange - London, London, England
Liverpool; Hoad, Islington.
IN consequence of the increased demand for accommodation, the Proprietor has covered a larger portion of Ground for Layerage, and it Is now completed. The whole Is abundantly supplied with water, and well protected—and this Establishment, which Is the largest in the kingdom, now
January 5, 1839 - Norwich Mercury - Norwich, Norfolk, England
THE NORWICH grammar-school WILL RE-OPEN SStb. for tbe ttwptloo of BOARDERS, &c. (•< H. BANFATHBR, B.D. Hood Master. Belle Vue
POTTER GATE STREET, NCRWICH. MRS. H. R. PRIEST RESPECTFULLY annoancea that her School will Reopen on Monday, January th« Uth.
January 5, 1839 - Norwich Mercury - Norwich, Norfolk, England
BAWBURGH SCHOOL, Pour Miles from St. Giles* Gates, the Hingham Road. THE business of the shore Establishment will be resumed
on Thursday, January 24tb. (13 CLASSICAL A COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, St. Andrew’s, Norwich. Mr. J. Middleton, Jun. RESPECTFULLY thanhs his Friends for the I liberal encouragement has received during I his residence In St. Olles’, and informs them and the Public that has engaged more co
January 5, 1839 - Norwich Mercury - Norwich, Norfolk, England
H. N. P.'t letter thall eppeir not tee*.
The. Theatre has been attended as might bare been expected fc|J the performances. Daring change of pieces, which Mr. Introdoced the Classical Stndi« fro« those who hare a taste wr « these specimens most ha»« .* ,I.”ioh7< !< plessare, not only from the In their selection, bat fro
January 5, 1839 - Norwich Mercury - Norwich, Norfolk, England
THERE WILL BE A BALL AT TUB ASSEMBLY ROOMS, EAST DEREHAM, On TUESDAY, the 29th JANUARY. STEWARDS. RT. HONBLE. LORD
JAMES TOWNBHEND, BRAMPTON OURDON. ESQ. Hoiclett's Band will attend,
January 5, 1839 - Norwich Mercury - Norwich, Norfolk, England
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