Yesterday A Notice Was Issued From The Post-office,...
" on mid from the 20th of June 1839, " letters would be forwarded by 'morning mails to Ireland, Scotland, and the North. The letter-boxes at the receiving-houses will be open......
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Lord Worsley's having undertaken to second the motion for the adoption of the Ballot in the House of Commons, has given consider- able umbrage to his Lordship's Whig supporters......
In The Court Of Exchequer, On Wednesday, A Verdict With
400/. damages was given against the Reverend Mr. Luxmore, Rector of Barnstaple, for a breach of promise of marriage to a Miss Irwin of Barnstaple. It appeared that the courtship......
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The Polish meeting, on Saturday last, at the Freemason ' s Tavern, was numerously attended. The Duke of Sussex, according to promise, took the chair. He was supported by the......
The Sunderland Herald Contains A Long Account Of An Inquest
on the body of a Captain Berkholtz, master of a Prussian brig the Plmenix, who was murdered on board his vessel. A boy, named Muller, charges the mate, Ehlers, with the crime ;......
The Acconnts Of The Crops Are Generall V Favourable. The
following paragraphs are selected from a larger collection, generally to the saute effect. The late fine weather has had a most striking effect on vegetation. The grass is iii......
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THE Queen held a Privy Council on Monday, at Buckingham Palace ;. and afterwards gave audiences to Lord Melbourne, Lord Lansdowne, the Marquis of Normanby, and Lord Palmerston.......
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