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... elliarfinger Daniel GiHies, cooper Jas. Paterrin, carpenter John Reid, planter obt. Cißmour; gent. Alex. Kerr, gentleman Joii. Kitchen, carpenter Peter Duncan, gentleman James Laidla )slant er John M'Harg, planter Joseph Forre:.tet, ditto Win. Thomas, ditto ...
... saving some words, she reinained in while I was there, I did not go into the room, I was afraid, I vent down stairs to the kitchen, I saw the prisoner when I was walking Corn the maid, he warked into parlour, `I did not see him after that untii a quarter ...
... finish the same; tot-. superscribed Tender for hanging Puts at Taking (lowa the present range of Pots, in both the Soldiers' Kitchen', clearing oat the tomdatistis and rebuilding the sans ! with new brick. The Fete to he hung, three to orie chimney, with ...
... Manh,t t 7., Esq. WiUiattt M'Clery, 1 A. A. D'Mcynard, Thomas Moody, plans :r Rich. Y. Clarke. James Ludt:tie, ditto John Kitchen, carpenter Samuel Cenacive,plantcr George Gill& spie, gent. Willimn piaster John Wilkinson, ditto Thomas Wilson, ditto John ...
... Moody, planter tohn Flulaps, pilat:tter Rich. Y. Clarke, ditto Daniel Mara, ditto lames LardlaW, ditto John Dyee, ditto John Kitchen, carpenter IMO Tait, mason Simnel Conachie,planter Law. Casinos, 6 eurge Gillespie, gent. Wait. /Muncie, ter William Pidkall ...
... 26 Thomas Groi-er to be an Ensign, •a. 1 William Rhodes Jame* to be a Captain'. St. Georze'.t Reginh - nt. Sept. 30 Joists Kitchen he Deputy Judge Advocate. Oct. 1 Geurzie Oliver t- be a CAM Civil ll':poi»t+nr~tt. Sopt, '29 'William to be Corector of his ...
... counting-house of Messrs. Bogies and of damage, and the walls of the coffee room and Co. at the bottom of King-street, suffered kitchen tell in entirely. greatly ; part of the southern and western wall, At Port-Royal the centre of the south wall of the latter ...
... entered Nov. 9 Robert Willison Robert Wilson Leslie 10 William Connage S Mat) B. M'Kerrie, behalf of 1. Miller Robert Ross 4 . Kitchen & J. Annalist 12 David P. Molony Robert Smart 13 Job■ Hunt Williara 46-49 Oilier fur Forts ard Foe ttlicat,ons, Nov. 7, 1819 ...
... severe that the wallerhades were throvrt on Tuesday evening next the 17th inst. is to be on the floor. The mason work of the kitchen postponed to scene evening after the Day of and wash-house was completely deoroyed, and Thanksgiving. what is standing must ...
... —Supplying four c >lumns, ten inches square, to support beams of the above ; two new dressers and shelves iv tL officers' kitchen; repairing the weather-hoarding of the canteen. lic.ltital.—Repairing the shinglieg of the roof and window -shutters. Lieutenant/ ...
... and repairing foundation of same; fixing a window•frame in kitchen ; nutting our bad bricks, and replacing them with loe , t burned onto; point. whole of the guard-rourn, store, and kitchen. FORT-I.INDSAY. CAUTENTER: ESTIMATE. Pairing the jealousies; ...
... throughout; a dluble folding door for neje kitchen; repairing doors and trames, and supplying locks and hing-,s. MASONS' ESTIMATE. Repairint pavement of horse-stable; taking down the steps at the entrance to the kitchen to level pavement; repairing the same ...