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... ments. X MENAEIE LFUPSseT.-On Monday morning, Womb- wells caravan of wild animals was overturned at Wel- lington-square, Hastings, and two of the horses killed. A jt keeper who shortly afterwards opened the door of the van, was seized by the hand by a ...
... pa .b of Bolet. cnoiraortna m2O acre* Aral W r .l. ESTATE palled •Ca ham's. the .. ..l parish f en .beat 4 sae*. Also Thee Pier-. WOOD.LAND. the first thereof ea. Tramar'• Hill, situate *oar the Slad aire.od, and vintainins abr. wire. Acres: either ...
... Several steamers caieersd about within the bead lands, dressed in variegated flags, with binds playing, •Deeding with that air haste which their Dying wheels and their testing engine* imparts while flock yachts floated majestically over the broad haain Sound* ...
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... Bla k, lies in fathoms, will - orle imimili. ii's apparent South part Itrean Down Burnham High Light Tower, it __ length open hast ward of the Flatholme Lland, it’s apparent vi Northward Steepbulme Island. Towtr upon the former Island be Bbeaxsea, Black ...
... Francis Purlun Andover, Viscount .Charlton Parr Phillips, Joseph Chippenham Angel!, Rev. W.J. Anttobus, Edmund. Pier point. The Hon. Ltndsey.Ame&bu Henry Chute Robert .Amesbury Pile, William Seagry Vrcbtr, David ..Stratton Saint ...
... John, Clapton f Charles, Uitcheat tun. William, L.udwl. Bruion Dodtngtoo Wiliam, llurtfmfton; Down John, Sand ford-Great; Uam> pier John, South Hrukam; Dare C. H. Sorth Cur/u: Davy Williuro, Brtdgyratcr. —Easton Wm. Bedminster; Edmonds J B. Jlion —Frappell ...
... fearless adventurers, for nearly 70 miles ro on every side, enjoyed an unintérrupted view of most delightful scenery—save when piereing thro be seme cloud, sudden darkness came upon th Such was the impeession indelibly stamped upon tl minds while thus bounding ...
... chair*; chest; capital stair-carpet*, and bras* r**l'; mahognny dining, IVmbroke, card, and other table* ; h ind-otne *ofa; nral pier gla-** ; parlour arm ehaii*, with cane Heats, in g.Hid condition ; parlour carpets and hearth-rug*; bras* and other fenders ...
... wardrobes and chests of drawers; mahogany dining, card, Pembroke, dressing, and other tables; neat mahogany end pnioted chairs; pier and dressing glasses ; Kidderminster and Venetian floor and stair carpets; handsome scarlet moreen window-curtains; brass fendetrs ...
... beddin* of mahogany dinner tables, handsome sideboard. and painted chairs, and daw tables, bureau, cheSs drawers, carpets, pier and dressing glasses, kitchen and brew utensils, dfec. &c.—Also very handsome Norman cow two pigsi small new-built granary ...
... 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 ...