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... first deposit. Applications for Prospectuses, Reports, Shares, and to view the specimens of the Ores, to be made to 827 A. KENT, College Green. WEST TRESAVEAN MINING COMPANY. CAPITAL £60,000, In 12,000 Shares of each. Deposit. Directors, John Truro, W ...
... Latimer, Brecknock, and Braybroke, Glamorgan; tlie Viscounty of; Nsrille; the EarWoras of Westmoreland, Salisbury, Warwick, Kent, Northumberland awl Aiwigaveuny; Montacute, and tfca LiUHAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND The exhibUioa of Thursday—althongh a privaie ...
... necessanes room to receive company (which company, by- to l)( furnishcd i l,e dock-yards. A scale is already „ \ the Duchess Kent never entertained). r,.,! what these bonuses shall : the pay of THE FUNDS. pondent further stales, that the reports which have ...
... arpeting—Frederick Alexander, 12, Castle-street. A Frame of Medal*—Wil iam Woik!house, 33, Strand-street. A Gentleman’s Dress Boots—Edward Cook, 36, Kildare-street. A Stained Glass Window—Edward Low and Son, IU, Marlboiough. Nine Rolls Stained Paper James ...
... town, defeat of tbe beaten candidates. Virulent as are your on examination sample which was taken out of wash *. °l ,te lu Mr. boot cruelly rour- feelings, I am nut disposed to give you full credit fur hack, that the worts were 6d-*2 degrees instead of 48 ...
... AND CO.’S INDIA RUBBER For Harness. Carriage Heads, Boots, Shoe*, km THIS Composilion gives fine durabb it quite waterproof, preserve* the flexibi ity and prevent* it gelling mouldy when out cf urgr BOOTS and SHOES, being will saturated with the Varniah ...
... packet Furrtl. Captain Hamilton, which had been ordered to bring over his Majesty visit Ids illustrious sister, ihe Duchess Kent. The was expected to remain one night at Ramsgate, and thence visit Brighton, his way Dieppe. o n nell Soikee—l di.mage done ...
... were bound together, too, by hatred the bulk of the population—“ for their blood of Lancaster”—from the recollection of the golden days of Ascendancy, when the law acknowledged the existence of no Papist in the land —when Squires diverted themselves by ...