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... coloured man, named Talbott, had been legally manumitted by the will of his late master; hot his wife Maris, who was claimed by lady named Russell, still remained in slavery. They had been married, about three years previous, by minister of the Gospel, and ...
... erc h ants. or non. P.Sonassos,S &l' do 4, be despatched intinetlietely.-Eur reight he. apply to 1.- -- ---- - - Waterloo, Cornish, from Bahia, fahlt Ie 17th Aug.. at the Suss lon. JA Al Es HUXTA OLE. USIA. mot sod NM & C. L. 'SAHA. ROSCOW & RIM', Broken ...
... blumlerhusq, and a ease of pistols, made the servants put on the kettle and make tea for them. After partaking of this refreshing meal, they took themselves ewe y with the fire anus —end the silver spoons which were ont ha tail O.—Newly/a Guardian. BELFAST MUNICIPAL ...
... planted, if there not suflicieut in already. -Leeks ; Tlit also should sown for a main crop, if not already —Lettuce: bow and harden oft' those in frames, be* planted out soon it can done with safety.—Mushrooms ; Keep the hent the house, if the beds are ...
... the atmospheric principle Tlie contracts taken Bolton Watt Messrs Rennie the amount from £H)(KH) to £50000 The principal Cornish engineers were in attendance Rejected Lines hear that is the intention of gentlemen the provisional committees of some of ...
... appear in the forthcoming recourae must had fumigation. •shtion id* brother*, works. hare *hc capers- g that the covering, of mushroom bed. are sufficient to Bant *!. c sane- remit*. The view 1 lake of the aubp ct p tect from wet fru.L a., thittr land which ...
... metropolis and the suburban localities. Greens were plentiful, and fetched ls. 4d. per dozen bundles; onions, ls. 4d. per do. ; leeks, ls. per do. ; ' carrots, 3s. to 6s. per do. ; turnips, ls. to ls. 9d. per do. j Spinach was ls. 4d. per half sieve ; apples ...
... CHELTENHAM T. Hall. CHEPSTOW H. George. CHEPSTOW G. and J. Smith. DUDLEY J. Wheldon. EVESHAM 1. Davis and Son. GLOUCESTER J. Cornish. HEREFORD..; W. H. and Parker. IRONBRIDGE i£. Edwards. KIDDERMINSTER. J. Goagh. KINGSOOWN D. Whitmarsb, LEOMINSTER W. Newman ...
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... him. *rticulars of the Contracts may be had , |ou application at this Office, between the and four. * B ?? of the Bread and Meal may 'JV?i eu ut t^'is Office between the hours of _ . O NAVY PAYJWmS& London, 20th January, 1824. _ .. .C.5970.'V j.■ m 4 TAMpS ...
... Kidney Beam, best (china) William Gale. Snd best (Robin's egg) William Gale. best (china) William Rippingale. Leeks, best, Mr. J. J. Colman. Mushrooms, best. Mr. Strachan, gardener to Lord Hastings. 2nd best, Mr. Dye. Horse radish, best, Mr. James Potter. ...
... got oat of th leeks last nigh, this nvorning, at vesse Imo minutes past 1 o'clock, she started, being taken in tow, by three steam-tugs, twitter them named theliSampeen eindlone the Lion.— On her decks were the directors and various ladies Dud gentlemen ...