petition, which it was decided should be added to those under the present petition, amounted to more than £3OO. GowiNo, James Warden, East Dereham, stationer.— Certificate of third class awarded. t GRIFFIN, Thomas, Manchester, licensed victualler and farmer.—Discharged at the La

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and to avoid the expense of litigation, for the property would otherwise have been thrown into Chancery, and the Duke's life would have been rendered intolerably burdensome, it was found necessary to make another arrangement. It was then that the Marqnis expressed his willingnes

Having stated this to be an announcement of,the TOWZERY GANG, it would be superfluous to add that it is pure FICTION AND FitAUD BROWN, BROTHERS, AND CO. TIIE PARISIAN EMPORIUM.' JOSEPH HORATIO BROWN, and his "Brothers and C 0.," continue to pursue their avpeations at No. 15; Ver

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r t MAUGHAM, WILLIAM.---QP the 118th June r 'an application was made on the part of ; theinsolveut, the well known chernieal lecturer, for his discharge under the Protection Act. Under a particular section the Court has power to discharge from custody before the first hearing, a