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... sisters of the names of Ann, Mary Anii, and Betty, the daughters of Isaac Lowre, of Healey, were summoned by Mr. William Hastings, occu- pier of a cotton mill, Oldhsam Road, Rochdale, to show cause why they refused to fulfil a contract. The defen- dants did ...
... died suddenly on Monday, on the Eastern Counties Railway Pier, at North Woolwich, under the following singular but melancholy circumstances. The deceased had appointed to meet her husband on the pier, as he was about to return from Gravesend by one of the ...
... carpers, toilet glasses, chamber ware, painted wardrobes, chests of drawers, washstands, dressing tables, and towel rails, pier glass in frame, window curtains, mahogany bureau, and night commode. China breakfast, tea and coffee, and dessert services; ...
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... the event of its running off the rails.—Paris paper. BURNTISLAND PIER AND FERRY.— The Duke of Bncclench and Sir John Gladstone have sold to the railway company, for £90,000, their pier at Burntisland, together with all their rights and interests in the ...
... IMPORTANT, AND EXTRA, ORDINARY INVENTION IN ROOK AND RABBIT RIFLE GUNS.—THOMAS CON WAY, Gin-maker, No. 4, Blackfriars-street, Mai*hast*t/most respectfully invites the attention ofthe and Sportsmen in general, to his newly-improved RIFLE, which he will warrant ...
... subdued demeanour of this offspring of shame, timidly watching to obtain a glinipse of her who had borne it, at aln age when hap- pier Children are never without those greatest of cenjoy- ments, the caresses of a mother. Think of the misery of this poor child ...
... sixteen inches high, found in the Thames in one of the piers of Old London Bridge in 1832. This rare and valuable specimen was found by the men dredging at low water, nearly opposite the first pier ol the north side of New London Bridge. It was knocked ...
... Birmingham, director of the Birmingham, Lichfield, and Manchester Railway James Vickers, Esq, Mark-lane, director of the Jersey Pier and Railwa Major White Pall-Mall, director of the Tring, Reading, ani Basingstoke Railway Walter Unett. Es director of the ...
... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1848. TO LAMARTINE. . STATISTICS OF NETS.—Let the reader go t o H ast i ngs —i t is the fashion to go to Hastings now—and there lie will find the beach completely carpeted with nets of different shapes and sizes lying to dry; or trawls ...
... pouting with the declivitous banks of the river basin. These arches will be supported on piers of solid stone masonry, and will be constructed of cast iron. The piers will be forty-eight feet by sixteen feet six inches in thickness, and in extretne height ...
... St. London, director the Sh. ffi Id, Buxton. Pottc-ies, and Crewe, the Dudley and Madeley, and Iron ...