... and suitable buildings now in the occupation of M r . Ed ward Wilson, Widow Morris, deorge King, James Seabrook, John Hardy, and Thomas Morris. Also, The Catherine Wheel Publiehouse at Albury, and sundry Cottages and Parcels of detached Land. The whole ...

... Valletort, H. Vane, Ingestrle, Dynevor, G. Quin, Encombe, Clartna, G. Bentleck, A c h eson , M oe petit, Lilford, Howlck, Newark, Thomas Cecil, Hotharn, Molyneux, Klnnaird, Clinton, King, A. Hervey, James Fitzrey, Ossulston. Grim. stone, John Russell, Porcherter ...

... all suitable buildings, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Wilson, Widow Morris, George King, James Seabrook, John Hardy, and Thomas Morris. Also, the Catherine Wheel Publichouso at Albury, and sundry Cottages and Parcels of detached Land. The whole ...

... going on the following day to fetch his emp ire, and contributin g to the relief of its exi g encies, Are the Merino sheep hardy animals ?-They are; ii. in 'were the chief facts of the case:- brother William, upon which he should have two more valuable ...

... to the Royal Academy. and Surgeon to, and Lecturer on ntirgery. St-Thomas's Hospital. Edited (under the Immediate patronage and sanction ot the Learned Lecturers themselves) by THOMAS CASTLE, F.L.S. Member of the Royal College et* Sur), groom, and Author ...