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... THE COLLIERS. We are happy to state that our anticipations last week, of the probability that the misguided colliers would speedily be convinced of their misconduct and resume their occupations, have been fully realized. On Tuesday morning the great body ...
... Prise af Vast. There was a vary liauted number of Beasts on sale in this day’s market; however, ns the attendance of both mstropolilaa and provincial buyers was very moderate, and the weather unfavorable to slaughtering, the trade ruled, the whole, dull ...
... It was then suggested that, as there was a vast number of persons outside who were perhaps anxious to hear from Mr. Attwood himself that he bad received the petition, and would undertake to present it, that it might do no harm if that gentleman would ...
... passage for all vessels all times, and consequently of considerably diminish* ing the number of accidents by which Uvea and property are lost. Yesterday about 200 colliers were pasting np to the port to be in readiness discharge, and 150 were work, but the ...
... for all vessels at all times, and consequently of considerably diminish- ing the number of accidents by which lives and property are lost. On Saturday about 200 colliers were passing up to the port to be in readiness to discharge, and 150 were at work ...
... DUaiNO THE VAST WEEK. Frblay having been CliristiD.u ir, the trade on Weducvlay ottcrtfU litllv ■iotcllV. (he m ...
... goods, entered the port, and the increase of shipping had been considerable—the number of ships entering the port being 29,101, making a total of 31,916. In 1835 the number of steam vessels conveying goods and passengers, amounted to 13,000. As regarded ...
... garret, and Ralph Nickleby's counting-house. The dialogues and incidents connected with these scenes are too familiar to the vast number who compose the readers of Boz to need any explanation from us. We will merely observe that, if Boz was to be estimated ...
... afterwards a, body of colliers 1 'came upon the around, amounting, perhaps, to t about 2, 00, headld by a band and twolarge bannevtc 'IOn UIeir arrival, thoenumber of peopled increased very consi'derably, end must have numbered severe I thousalnds. I ...
... satisfactorily, and I believe truly ; the numbers were not put down as ones In the other book, but each vote increasing upon the number of the former vote, so that it needed not to be added up at all; the last numbers were the totals voting for each candidate ...
... neighbourhood of West Bromwich and Tipton the turn-out was very partial, the colliers, with few exceptions, continuing at their work. 'Wednesday morning, however, a number of colliers from Oldbury, in bodies of forty and fifty, proceeded to the various coal-pits ...
... RAND COLLIER for Colliers Rotherhithe ; at Deptford, and for Uraft at Rotherhithe. Capital £550,000. in Shares of £, each. Deposit £1 per are, (With wet to add to their number. Charles Duncan, Samuel Sanderson Hall, Esq. Thomas Frederick Capt. John Guyon ...