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... litho- graphic plans may be had at the B! the Public House, Pontblyd lack Lion Inn, Mold; bam; Wynnstay A: Ruabon Wynns tay Arms, Wrex- Lian: len; Owen Glyndwr, King’s Head, ; and White Lion, Mr. Robert Peters, Ruthio; from Mr. Griffith Jones, Hope > Surveyor ...
... part, beiongs Weir is erected, always affording in the season A BOUNTIFUL SUPPLY OF SALMON AND TROUT. It embraces a view of Cardigan Bay, Cuder Idris, and the Snowdonian Range of Mountains. Game of every description is plentiful, the Covers having strictly ...
... ject to conditions then to be produced, three FREEHOLD COTTAGES and Gardens, in the several occupations uf John Doae, Richard Done, and John Davies. Thetenants will shew the premises, and for further in- formation apply to the Auctioneer, Pepper LAND ...
... praises hereafter, for the Lord.” Amen. W. CANTUAR. Lambeth Palace, Jan. 11, 1845. Mr. William Mountfield, of the Bridgewater Arms, Runcorn, has a hog in his possession weighing the im- mense weight of 85 stone. A greater number of vessels arrived at Runcorn ...
... ; James said the same; John Roberts told them not to st me again, bat to iet the fellow alone ;! turned to zo home, and Jones walked alter me and hit me two or thre-times over my right arm; when I gct up! found that my left arm was broken: Joha Roberts ...
... and 17 T. Remorse, 3 yrs. old colts, Sst Stakes of 10 sovs each, for twoey Bentinek’s Cherokee .. Gib and fillies New uN Mr John eee Mr Daw: “tye cote’s bf Mr W. N Mr {pecacuanha ; Mr br ¢ verpool, out of Carolina ‘by Camel out of Da M4 Mr EB. Walker’s ...
... as we develope to them the rich materials we have discovered for All of us have heard of men walking about with under their arms, empty of course, and with their brains in their waistcoat pockets; we have all heard of human beings who have pictured themselves ...
... develope to them the rich materials we have discovered for All of us have heard of men walking about with heads under their arms, empty of course, and with their brains in their waistcoat pockets; we have all heard of human beings who have pictured themselves ...
... Sharpe, Esq. Windsor. John Palmer, Esq., Dornry Court, Bucks. Major General Price, Rowsley, Derbyshire. (Two co- JoSn Devenport, Eso-, Fradswell Hall, Staffordshire. William Bosworth, Esq. Charley, near Loughborough. Leicestershire. John Richards, Esq. Rectory ...
... ees (Rr. IN SHORDLEY AND HOPE-OW NOW LYING ON LANDS COUNTY OF FLINT. Messrs CHURT' BE SOLD by AUCTION, » on PRIp t the ne Arms Inn, in PTEMBER, 1845, at three in the 26th day of Sz to conditions then to produced, afteraoon, sub; agreed - in the following ...
... Varn! ham Reynolds, Geat, to be Ensign, john Marshall to be 5th Foot. — Staff Surgeon of Seeond Class Ji F , vice Grattan, who exe! Edward Bor wen to be Lieutenant, b pur. chase, vice Tolland, ‘ho retires ; John Biggs, Gent. to be igo, by. vice Bowen, ...
... an tr « divert, cr, or st slether t y, a! turapthe arts sewers, dew wate an! other highways, rivers, strean canals, creeks, arms ¢ vam hes of t = Fs, bridges, ts. om re > Within the said parish: s, avd Parechial, and ether places ve some of them, a it ...