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... 6d to 4s 2d neat small i poikers, 4s 4d to 4s 8d and quarter old store pigs, 10s Od to j 14s Od each. Beasts in the market, 1939 Sheep, 12.650; Calves, 130; Pigs, 490. r IIAV AND STRAW, SMITHFIELD, MAY 3. f Hay 84s 0d to 88s Od Clover.105s Od to 110s Od ...
... notice, and had only drawn for some trifling amounts. The balances were under:— balance£d4l J In 1939 balance. .£18,357 1937 10.525 1810 14,791 1939 13,744 I to Apr. 15,612 curious letter written the subject of the inquiry, and produced in evidence ...
... Act required, on or before the T>vvnly-fourlh day of May now next ensuing. Newport aforesaid, this Twentieth day of April, 1939. THOMAS PHILLIPS, Jin. ...
... Solicitors, 12, Clement’s Inn, London ; or at the Auctioneer’s, Hill House, near Littledean. Coleford, Gloucestershire, Sept. 23, 1939. F. K. TAYLOR, general furnishing ironmonger. IiOS to inform the gentry, mechanics, and public of Monmouth and its vicinity ...
... Binnion, came by his death inconsequence of wounds received from a dragoon, in the execution of his orders, on Monday, July ]5i 1939 j legally justifiable homicide.—Coroner: Am I to understand you wish to mark your disapprobation of the law of the land 1 ...
... Messenqer. Timely Notice. Plymouth paper announces that the next Assembly for the season will take place Wednesday, the IGth Jan., 1939! at the Royal Hotel.” Madomoisbllb Rachel.— This young tragic actress, whose performances draw all Paris to the Theatre Fran-9H13 ...
... of dividends due and not demanded, on the 5th of Jan. 1830, was £ 1,296,240. 6s 6d, and that of lottery prizes not claimed £ 1939, making f 1,298,179. 6s 6d; of which there has been advanced to Government £ 1,193,872. 8s, leaving in the hands of the Bank ...
... imaginary, but comes in extremely apropos, making a difference in favour of the low rates in locomotive power and tonnages of £ 1,939. 4s. 2d. In short, to sum up a long and tedious analysis, the Comparative estimate is worthy of attention as having many curious ...
... Quailerly Avciagc of the Weekly Liabilities and Asaeis of the Hank 01 Ltigland, bom the 25iii June lo ll.e 17th September, 1939, both inclusive, published pursuant to the Act 3 and 4, W. 4, cap. 91, r,i A in r.tTirs. ASSKT3. Circulation t'l7,(i0,00ll ...
... which showed that the declared value of the expor I Ibe United States, of iron and steel for the year 1838, £634,395; for 1939, £ 801,198 while for 1842, it wa» o»V £ 394,854! Can we wonder, then, that our iron mID I are distressed, when the expoits ...
... Total population of the town and borough. 2324 2702 5026 In 1821 the population of the borough of Brecon was as follows: Males 1939, Females 2254, making together 4193; being an in- crease according to the last census of 833 souls. COMMITMENT TO BRECON COUNTY ...