The Whitehaven News Thursday July 29 1852 Trader from London

Trader from London

The Whitehaven News - Thursday July 29 1852

Trader from London The Robust Captain THOMAS, will leave Whitehaven in a few days for London. On her arrival there, she will immediately load at Symon's Wharf, to return to this port.                       Notice will be given of her arrival out.        For Freight &c., apply at the Wharf in London; or here to RANDLESON & FOSTER. Whitehaven, July 22nd., 1852 ********************************************* ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND DENTAL SURGERY _______ Mr. DAVIDSON  may be consulted from Ten till Four daily. - 130, Queen Street, Whitehaven. _______ To Infirmary Patients Mr. D.  is in attendance at the Infirmary for Dental surgery, every Tuesday and Friday at 1 o'clock. Whitehaven, June 30, 1852 ******************************************* ON SALE The cargo of the Jessey, Thompson, Master from Antigua, consisting of: 188  Hhds., SUGAR 21 Tierces, SUGAR 332 Barrels, SUGAR 65 Puns., MOLASSES; 6 Puns., RUM 1 Brl. and 17 boxes, ARROWROOT. Robert & Hy. JEFFERSON Lowther Street, 23rd June, 1822 ***************************************** FOX'S LIVERPOOL AUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKETS, Established by the Subscriber in 1829 _______________ FOR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP The magnificent First-class Frigate- built ship CAMBRIDGE, A1 at Loyd's; 1211 Tons Register, or 1900 Tons Burthen; Coppered and Copper-fastened; loading in the Salt-house Dock.        The rates of passage, (including provisions of the best kind) are as follow: - First cabin £ 45, Secomd cabin £ 30 and £ 25, third cabin £ 16, children 1 to 14 years, half-price, infants, free.        For further particulars, and information regarding the Austrailian Colonies, apply to Henry FOX, 2 King Street, Liverpool, Agent to Her Magesty's Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners; or to:                                Thomas BULTER                                        Quay Street, Whitehaven Liverpool June 7th, 1852

 

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