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... country. & Edinburgh, Aug. 25. 1809. GRATE AND JACK MANUFACTORY / - WILLIAM WHITE, SmmTH, f Firil Clofe above the Royal Exchange, Bdinburgh, r -TAS juft now Finilhed and ready for Sale, Fifteen e MSOCK JACKS, at L.5, L.8, L.9,,L.lo, L.12, I L.14, L.1., ...
... Brutheni, Steve' CLVA Omr.—ls tie, Wick, staves. Hi /fenrietta, Mackenzie, do. Fritssis, Palermo), do. do. Nimrod, 2—Friendship, Jack, —mart. Macgregor, zt Loft, do. do. Jean's, M A RTY, Sept. 27—Jan tion, herrings, I.ively l ,l Wick, t• r. 28-111 NAIRN '7--Superb ...
... good deal for Poor Jack, after Peter Simple and Jacob Faithful have been so long afloat, and ta- ken so strong a hold of public favour. The present smells as strong of the blue water as any former work of tbis author; and Jack's father's yarn as ...
... detached Oven, Three-wheeled Jack, Tin Reflector, the nsrtal Kitchen Utensils, &c. &ac. This Furniture is all of the very best description-the Drawing Room Furniture bitt a few years in use, ard all furnished by Messrs Jack, Paterson & Co. Sale to begin ...
... coming Saturday. sad that therefore Mocker's would be *pared. Mr Cope fat it hi. duly tn commenirste what hail ncterreil to the ripper setlineities, anti by the direelion of Mr 0 W. Hervey, the Chief Commlseinner of the City Police Pores. an imptiry was set ...
... Turned F Wood, &c., Large Janker wvith Screw, Malleable Iron Rails and F Rods of best Iron, Large and Small Chains, Box Screw Jacks and m Dunicrafts, Large Wooden and Iron Sheave Blocks, Screw Punching .Machine, Large Cramps and other Ship Yard Utensils and ...
... u I u in, M r. Ferris berm% through the recommendation of the late Dr. Stirling of 0 (brethisr.ln-law of the late Rev. Mr. Jack of Kirkintlllesh), preceptor to the let* Earl of Camille, son of the late Marquis Miss, and to his relative and future bro ...
... tic-armory eventually to introo Jere, your cormuittee refer hi the es idim* taken bv them as the sohject. I, appear* It) filet ripper of I, 2, and mile, and silver ruin. of 20 nod 10 mils, s e q uired, so a be added such others **experience sissy elms to be ...
... 13.—An English brig, laden with deals, full of water, and derelict, was boarded in lat. 47, long. 10; and an English union jack, with the letter C in the centre, taken from her by the Almade, arrived at Providence from Newcastle. The Albatross ( 11,1 ...
... boisterous, apprehensions were entertained of the fire spreading still farther, and the removal of Mr M.'e family from the ripper fiat was deemed necessary, and accomplished amidst much confusion and breakage; butt, by the united exertions of the inhabitants ...
... was to hold there forthwith. Gortschakoff telegraphed on the 13-h * i enciny has quilted his position in tiio valley of the ripper Bolbeck. and is reti eating to the c, e the hill between the valb of the Bob beck and Baidur probably in consequence of our ...