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... make immediate awdicatlnn to the andorsigno l. LIVERPOOL FOR MKLBOrUXK. PACKET FOR THE 6tii FKiIKUARV, Ihe macnlfio'-nt new {Ripper EASTERN EMPIRE, 1.751 Ton* Register, o»Tons Burthen. Tlie splendid new A 1 clipper ship Eastern Empire” p.r-fectly new ship ...
... hat! tlrie.l on. . turen were Uoeneed in the town.-Mr. replied eleven o’clock, he was going up- the lane with hi* wife, —~ Ripper Miaw Co 4 116 Sing venloflypopan far and wide! •• Have been there anthlMtiroe. sir. a« th*n«nild the negative. when they met ...
... Under the Lizard Lights, Miss M. F. Drew. Falmouth, Ist bronze medal. 259. From Gyllyngdune looking towards Pendennis, R. Ripper, 10«. 261. Morning. Sands. W. Smith, Manaccaa, 15s. 262. Theseus, Miss Emilv Trego, 35, George-street, Plymouth, 15s, 266 ...
... near Lizard, Under the Lizard Lights, Miss M. F. Drew, Falmouth, Ist bronze medal. 259. From Gyllyngdune looking towards R. Ripper, 10s. 2T»I. Morning. Newlyn Sands, W. Smith, Manaccan, 15s. 2T»2. Theseus, Miss Emily Trego, 35. George-street, Plymouth, ...
... Metcalfe. Mr Alfred Ryder, S.D.R, to Fanny.second daughter of Mr Brown. George street. Devonport. RIPPER—HANCOCK —Nov 16, at St Dav Church, Mr J. Ripper, to Mtse Elizabeth Hancock, both of St Day. SIMONS—COLLINS—Nov. 16, at the Superintendent Registrar's ...
... tho Rev S. Metcalfe. Alfred Ryder, S.D.R, to Fanny second daughter Mr Brown. George street, Devonport. RIPPER—HANCOCK—Vov 15, at St Clmrch, Mr J. Ripper, Miss Elizabeth Hancock, both St Day. . SIMONS—COLLINS—Nov 15, at the Superintendent Regis tmr’s Office ...
... Rrpcrt. —(Fritm A-to imc.M Irish -IwrWy, ■'ats, cuiauu,mlu.l th.; • t 2» iwr nr.. ra,u m '- 81,, “' (otrKXhHAXrih.-110n5,., ripper. ,ih » d««. Hartley recovsT.al ,«. -fehtly «a.a«r«. TrivHV.¥ Fm'T;!irT“yhvßKhT,-Tho trinms. vary few ships ha.r l«a t ;k ...
... e’clock, for thr. ' --r the pure user's uouiinatiun, tho Promises aidjoinlnc •! ■ '••• -I -ym Chap-d premises, and known * Rippers.—F.- .ufunnation apply to Mr B. D. Julyan, to the Auct ■ . December 11555 Mr THOMAS KINSMAN. the conn tiik vice-warden of ...
... at the in.iutiatf I* •?” .A - OMBUcd in (he eohmil. room, *ba€tbtf *»H Jnißojto the libera' reput pro. rided lor thmo After Ripper Thynne apruMil hi. in, uather tad hmr,™ Church mnlo. Hu. noble ert klid boen neglected. Pad th. ’® *T h»l bran ind fierrnt ...
... -inkini; this -haft below the 130 fathoms The north Iod« at the engine -h ifl was three feet wide, and worth ab-mt a: 10 per fm ripper. In ihe 120, west of engine shaft, the lode was six feet wide, worth about fl'2 per fm. the '0 fins level (Hick‘.rd'*> had ...
... William Charnoek Popham, eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Home Popham, K.C.8., and K.M. RlPPER—August 28, Austell, Mrs Mary Ripper, aged yean. TBBMATNE—August 27, 28. Charles-street, Berkeley-square, Caroline Matilda, relict of the late John Tremayne, Esq ...