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... 661, Dec. 866. Thefollowingarethe numbers of agrarian offences for each year from 1844 to 1850 inclusivo:-1844, 1,001; 1845, 1,920; 1846, 1,303; 1847,, 620; 1848, 795; 1849, 957; 1850, 1,362; 1851, 1,013; 1852, 913; 1853, 469; 1854, 334; 1865, 26a; 1856 ...
... in Ireland for the years IS3O-.V;-60-65-70-7.>, an ...
... 1200 feet by 360 In depth, aud ore discovered of Immense value ; but through work- ing too near the sea-bed the Mines were flooded, and from v vious causes operations were not resumed before March, 1879, when a few adventurers took the Mine and commenced ...
... Liverpool BarntJey. Tutbiry, Uttoxeter. Stoke. Hnnley. Burslem.&c. G, To ?? irn, Grantham, Pinxton, Spal.l- -l lardncy, Firsby, Louth, Great Grimsby, kc. H. To Lynn. Terringtun, Knutsford, Northwich.and Farnworth. 1. To Hull (via DoncAs-er and Ilillinsboro') ...
... to Skegness calling at intermediate stations The additional weekday tram leaves Nottingham 8.51 a.m., Sleaford 9.50, Boßton 19.20, Wainfleet 10.51, reaching Skegness 11.0. On Sandays the additional train leaves Nottingham at 8.50 and stops all intermediate ...
... with the Louth and Lincoln Railway, about 4i chains ' measured in a south-easterly direction along that liailway, j from the point where the occupation road leading to Crockett's J Farm crosses the said Railway ou the level NEW JUNCTION WITH LOUTH AND LINCOLN ...
... SiewhaU- i street. Birmingham. LOUTH and LINCOLN: RAILWAY COM- PANY.-Notice is herettf Giwen. that an EXTRAORDI- SA.RY MEETING of the Proprietor- of the Louth and Lincoln Railway Company will be held at the! Town Hall in Louth, on S-iturday. the 24th day ...
... 2 straight,' said a ministerial enthusiast to me the other n In nual it will turn the tide which had set against us t ba flood in our favour. There is no doubt a good deal DItrath in this view, but one may be forgiven for doubt- s ougbether it will ...
... defendants had flooded the plaintiff's lands by the manner in which they had carried on the works. The defendants filed a statutory defence, and the plaintiff to that further pleaded that they carried out the works so negligently that they flooded the land ...
... yellow, 9a Id : Rngo, new, 7a to 7a Canadian. •4 to Beans—Bgyptian Haidl. 6s. F«aa- 34 new. Ifc W 11, M. NORTHALLERTON, —flood red wheat male from 4*B. per mixed sample*. 46a.; white do.. te 48*. per qr grinding barb y. to 30a per qr ; long oat*. te ...
... G. To Huntingdon. Peter- borough, Stamford, Bourn, Grantham, Nottingham, Pinxton, Spaldinu, Holbeach. Boston, Horncastle, Louth, Grimsby, &c. H. To Lynn, West Timperley. Northwich. kc I. To Goole, Hull (via Doncaster), Billingboro', Whitby, and Bridlington ...
... from whose eommit there is extensive and commanding view—embracing seve.i counties, Armagh, Monaghan, Tyrone, Antrim, Down, Louth, and Donegall, was most probably oeltro Pagan Sepulchre. Of this curious and moat iotares ting rain there remains not particle ...