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... Exeter Mr L Hirtsel official Meiars Bishop and Pitts solicitors Mr W Harris solicitor 5 Stone-buildings Lincoln’s-inn London T Rocking J Shepard jun Southampton plnmber Sophy West Hornchurch Essex saddler C Farmer Edge ware road ironmonger R Thompson Little ...
... Pictorial History of England. MAGNIFICENT COLUMN BETWEEN Ross AND WEIFORD.—The column erected by General Browne Clayton, on the rock of Carrig-a-Dagon, adjoining the mail coach road between Ross and Wexford, is now completed, and presents to the eye one of ...
... to I Mr. Lichtwald’a Leander—take 33 to 1 Oaklands, near Chelleuham. on behalf of the Gloucestershire Shields, struck upon a rock in the Sound of Luing, 2d inshmt, but There was brisk sale for Hides, ami particularly so for Sheep 40 to I Mr. Bowes’s Saddle ...
... inactive, and many persons ?? property are about to emigratc.' The lodging-house keepers and proprietors of resi- dences at Brighton have been wofully disappointed in their expestatiens of highl rents during the present season. Mansions of the first class ...
... maratmco off Kiaea’Mra. Amt. Amt Frte Thiadae .1 Ike revolution at Oporto, which appear, to h.ea made re. t»ot'l*of .ogar-loeriika rock., othar. about half-way up the . J,„, .holi.e in th. town of Coluneah. ailu.led an ' - B.aaa.- pSw bead,” a force h.r.rVh«o ...
... Wexford .Jessie, Duncan, Limerick, Do., 472 Palestine, 'Do.. • and Robert, M'Cormick, Portaferry.•Britannia, Fmk° and Boult, 330 A begun, Do. h ; Nottingham, White ; and Liffey. Williams, Dub. Ingleby and Co., 629 Eutaw, New York I, 1841. e ( kel ...
... for the manor of Binder William Redlynch the Earl of Ilchester for manors of Red lynch parks and lands of or within Redlynch Rock South Bruham Kilmington Norton Ferris Stoke Holloway an undivided part of Penselwood divers farms and lands within the of Discove ...
... ledge of rocks, which extends to a short distance into the ocean; and which, by the action of the waves, has become pierced with caverns and a labyrinth of galleries. The sea has worked through one of them an outlet to the surface of the rock above. It ...
... Mr. WilHam North, Fox Inn, at Penkridge, on Thareday, the Uth day of 1846, f.ur . clock i« the cjlcnuon, •• Ikc foUomng or rock lot, ccmofk' opo. ,1 Ike lime of role, nkjccl lo nek co.d.hnr e, will then produced I , , that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE. [ Lot DW ...
... and Black wa No. 4. iss.ae §-s 68 1 10 Savannah per ton.-For 534 bags SALTPETRE 27s 6 I was offered, but declined.- Lon.,Brighton,& S.Coast § 5 8;19 9052 .624 381 6382281 . 6 York, N, & Berwick Staten Island 760 bris TURPENTINE and 520 TAR had also to ...
... Berwick Forster v. Holmes I 0 Beverley v. P0x. 0 Bradford Hardy v. 8u5fie1d.. 0 I Blackburn Hornby v. Turner I Brighton v.llalrymple. I 0 Buckingham. Chetwode v. Verney . 0 1 Plllroridifi v. Prabhdeld , Berkeley v. Hope Hubhouse v. ...
... towards the Clergy of Ireland now meditated is of a that he was an attorney. _ The prisoners were di* charged Maiben. W.. Brighton, coachmakcr, June 20. at twelve -it s’* faithful it. Mr. Leader may not the precise pcriKin different kind, and founded upon ...