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... HEDGE-ROW. Lot 1V.—13 Oak Trees, 35 Elm, I Sycamore, and 3 Ash ditto, ditto, 310 to 361 ditto. LARGE COPPICE. Lot V.—120 excellent Oak Trees, ditto, 362 481 ditto. Lot V 1.—120 ditto ditto ditto. 482 601 ditto. Lot VII. 120 ditto ditto ditto, 602 to 721 ...
... ROWING MATCH, The admirers of aquatics yesterday experienced a high treat in the match from Westminster to Putney. It was a double scullers wager. Charles Doubledee, of Lambeth, and Joseph against James Everard. of Whltefriars. and James Thorington, of ...
... GEORGE ROWE. Litberstpaibe, Cepper-plits EXAMINER OFFICE, Ira% CLASIItCI STEELY, CIeILLTZNIttia. IL baring added th e Letter - peeve Printieie to kin Lithographic Establishment, sad REMOVED the whole oflds from Burma Hsu., Otemenor Street, to the /MARINER ...
... GRAND ROWING IT has lung been dotilited by the ;tints Rowing, whether the Lo'ndai: or Cr-wt.-Tim-I Water- Men were the best men. A few weeks ago Major WAitzi eror having been rowed by a party of d e latter from Gravesend to Sheerness in is very short ...
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... ROWING MATCH. Monday grand Rowing Match, for a Subscription Purse given by the inhabitants «f Chelsea and BitU-rsea, look place, and it was attended more numerously, and afforded greater amusement to the lovers aquatic sports, Ilian any other match which ...
... 411 ROW: into to raise a subscription to defend One mother from vexatious collection of tithes, and . o prepare a petition to the Houses of Lords and Commons. The more immediate cause of the meeting was the litigious proceedin• c :3 adopted by some persons ...
... BY GEORGE ROWE. ROBERT BELGIX /Las TUN.* Taller mad Iladlertaker, (Aajoitihig the AMENITY Rooms and the P MOST reTeCtfeelly amnissees to Me Conney. and the Politic n geared. hie worm Ir m Loathe als EX TENS/ rE.4 SSOR THENT.! go NEWEST and mom FASHIONABLE ...
... ROWING MATCH. A beautiful rowing match took place yesterday of a somewhat novel description, the terms being, that a Mt. Inner and llr. Williams, two Gentlemen of greit celebrity as amateuts, should row a pair of sculls each in one wherry, and that their ...
... ROWING MATCH. The anmt.il conlett lor Itie wherry aui| oilier given l.y Ihe inlmbilaiils of Si. Cli Dam urn] Si' Mary-le-Slrand, look place Tnenday, A more miserable or rowed mmch was never wilnesvcd It i. a complete apology for anything the shape c0 ...
... ROW -STREET. SPREAD OP Till MONOMANIA.—Con Tuesday afternoon a middleaged man, of respectable appearance, was brought up in custody of an inspector of the A division of police, and placed at the bar before Mr. Twyford, charged with attempting to obtain ...
... IS BLANKET ROW SOLD BY AUCTION, Without Reserve, and Free from Duty.) BY THOMAS DANIELS. At the Hamburg Taoern. Blanket-Row, Kingstonupon-Hult. Thursday, the 241 A day of March, 1836, at Three o'clock tn the Afternoon. ;Bv order the Awipmee* the Estate ...