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... correspond; elegant Pier and Class*;; liiuisels and Kidderminster Car|>eis large rliiiK-nsioiu • Fieht-day Clock and Case; a very pood a,.'.t.m.ntot Kitchen Requisites; a quan.ity ui Class B ki. t, A. The whole having been recently pun hast mw, j in excellent ...
... bring in a Bill or Bills to incorporate a Company panies, and to give to such Company or Companies | 3, and construct a Pier or Piers or Landing Places and othe: , tewn- connected therewith, to facilitate the embarking and me of of passengers and also wares ...
... rewarded for their trou- , on conviction of she Onender or IN TRADE, cc eive a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS, of Drawers ; Di ‘homas Hastings, Black Dog Inn, Feather and locester. steads and Hang set of excellent nber 16, 1805. Foreign Spirits, small Lots. by a Decree ...
... onum-ncuia a junction with the Western Railway at Bristol, and ti-rwii natlntt at a pier to be south ...
... with the it had Majesty remained in this position (the vessel moving and as close to the pier as was compa’ the plaudits of the who crowded the ex- tremity of the pier. An occasional revolution of the paddle in motion, and in this way the Victoria and Royal ...
... © On Mend ays the € OAD, lea | kley-Hill, aa the count y of precisely at Pen te own No, Farmer, S in the parish of Kidi a hast m the city © vill be hoiden on We Ys ext, by Twelve in Purnpike-r. ad caked the All the Capital and of James Heath. Imipie ...
... Companies Amalgamation Bill, the Brighton and Chichester Railway ( Portsmouth Extension) Bill, the Brighton, Lewes,and Hastings Railway (Hastings, Rye. and Ashford Extension) Bill, the Eastern Counties Railway (Cambridge to Huntingdon) Bill, the Grimsby Docks ...
... last. The charge publicly made Mr, Hudson chairman of the York, N sold to ‘shares in the and Ber- Great North of wick Rallwey, hast have been this accusation be Mr. ore swoop 14,000/. at the cost of those whose inter ‘he’ tie of and of common, protect Should ...
... ARY F NITUR sole, pier, card, loo, and other tables, a set tables, extending 20 feet, and a set, dsome rosewood, mahogany, and japanned nd settees, glasses, in carved frames, ins, two capital winged library bookcases, ry table, handsome hall and dining-room ...
... motive. The by jamping to the ground tnt they ved. that an melancholy ton, a is, that when the engine burst into the kitchen pier, about ten years old, the of the oocu- at the fire, watching stones and timber forced into the room, wheel of matilating fellow ...
... coimprisng &e. Screet, id Hangings, Goose Keather and ant Straw Mattrasses, Very extensive Nale of Pier and Swi GLOU y Siicbourd, Dining, Card, Pem- R. CREED hast Coests of Drawers. Wash-hand cultural Genth men tions to offer tor Sale byt ogany and Paimred ...
... e of History. Mr. Wright read a paper on this subject. He took occasion to apologise for its incompletensss, owing to the haste in which it hsd been prepared, having been obliged to write it since his arrival in this city. Accounts of monkish miracles ...