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... their case was exceedingly different to some of the inland towns, for they proposed to discharge the effluent water into an arm of the sea, and therefore the degree of purity required was not an eighth of that where it was discharged into a stream or river ...
... well and worthily maintain its Liberal traditions, and at the same time carefully watch the majority who are now in power. Mr John White's seat in St. Michael's is not likely to be assailed, it would seem ; nor are those of Messrs. Cordroy, Nichols, and ...
... Mary-street Ml merchant to ; also by Charlie Offer, Bt. Alhsn'etenune, Derby road. printer, and William Hobbs. 2, Cardigan. tenser, minter ; also by John Wallis, Ploatingbridge-road, clothier, and C. T. Caplan, Chichesterterrace, goner. Jas. Ireland. of HighAeld ...
... • good demand. Magnum 140 s to 170 s ; regents. 120 to 170. ; to 1120 s to rooks. 100 s to 110 s per ton : Grattan tads. Ts dd per bag. Tae John Shaw and Nark lane, report that an ective sowing demand for Mild still continues, and stocks living remarkably ...
... lamb's Wool, Cashmere, and Wonted. Aid, Leather, and Wool lined glover, In several new snakes. riling Hogs, Dressing Clowns, Cardigan Vests, ite., de, —l2. NNWPORT. THe FI or Nov ELECTIONS. — The retiring Councillors in the North Ward are Messrs. Morris Morgan ...
... to 12s. ild. ; Imitation Handknit Half Hose, Is. and 1.. ii;d. per pair ; Merino, Cashmere, and Lamb's Wool of all kinds ; Cardigan Knitted Vesi• and Jackets, Rem is. lid. ; Lined Calf and Leather Gloves, Scotch Wool sad Sealskin Travelling Rugs, Rands ...
... GENTLER Eire SHIRTS. ell Maws. made to order. The bmt makes In GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY consisting of Cotton. Merino, and lambswool. CARDIGAN JACKETS In endime variety. CARRIAGE RUGS, FELT and SILK HATS. UMBRELLAS. SCOTCH MAUD% HAND and TRAVELLING BAGS. ORDERS FROM ...
... behalf of the Isle of Wight infirmary, realised Cl 6 13e. 341. MA kitiMitt.—On Wettrietlay morning the marriage of Mr. William John Bailey, of Upper St. Jantee% street, to Miss Emily Sarah Wray, third daughter of the late Mr. Chas. Wray, of the Iligh-street ...
... system Is right, and while the fa eirmelation Is kept up the •••••.,,,,.. - Miring the pad week Is that uf • man named John iln Attp ist. PIM, and that at that time B.mtlounplon as teal. hely is strong and full of life. How would you like for • pee ...
... revived the person of John Montagu, son and belt to then parent or to a Rome, end chum then owe homes, but ' apparent of George, fourth earl of Cardigan, by Mary, mot :ter of the vottnemt to take her book.-Tae daughter amt eultetrese of John. the last Duke and ...
... manner at Slr John Mow- I bray. the right hon. Menet, high on. the Ministerial booths., =Cy anise to prom. the eleetton of Ye. Peel a. Speaker. pon all the new members took off their hats but ned d co n ft th heartily wi th the rent over Mr John's blundering ...
... London. 10 Om. - bulbs in and report the imontiss i q7sias. WM, to Done- In at Me me of arm. tea bees for the Mann. 00.. P. Imp. Pont and CM, that Me yeaay Ms S pm arms 1 sites ported. the Mob et will In Men be anent and Or the on the Preforms ail,- ditto ...