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... ARMY CONTRACTS. Office of Ordnance, Pall-mall, 9th March, 1846. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to supply MEAT, BREAD, OATS, and FORAGE to her Majesty's Land Forces (Bread and Meat for the Foot Guards and for the Household ...
... been employed in the customs board of trade nearly fifty years) : 'By throwing land out of cultivation presume meant converting arable into grass land 1 believe that much land would be thrown out of arable cultivation and I tliat one the evils of our a ...
... was in Brighton during the time the woman a Heged that her husband was his with her in London. The ease was then withdrawn. pl Extraonpinary or Bicamy.--At Croydon Police Court, last week, a good-lo: oking young woman, | hi ore than eighteen years old. ...
... soldiers of the successful army whilst grouped mass of Sikh armour and arms serves enemy defeated The obverse exhibits a portrait of the His Royal Highness Prince Waldemar of Prussia shared the dangers privations of the British army on the fields Moodkee aud ...
... * LAND FORCF. Col. Driver, 6th M. N. 1., ('apt. CoUinson, I-, Lieut. Gibbons, H. M- 49th. Badelev*^? ~~ , leut - Bernard, R. I. (slight), Lieut, regiment (daufffi'-ouslj). Lieat - Grant, same (severely), ajor 55th Re ?'™ ent Simeon, Rifles , d , y same ...
... place wa supplied the Marquis Clan- PROVINCIAL Land Slip— the of Friday last unusual and remarkable occurrence p'uce on Ciaston estate in the parish of Dormingfon the of Edward Foley Esq of Sroke large of land of more than three acres of rock with forty ...
... the employment of labourers it is invariable regards O'Connor land locations as self-destroying and certain soon swallow up the in poors'-rates yet such is the anxiety of in large to get land that there will long succession of occupants paying premiums ...
... n—t Mr M iu letter aad i an land of water Birmingham ia tba value of BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL SATURDAY JUNE 5 i the INTEREST PRODUCER BE TO NECESSARY CONSUMER The so'perfectly SELF-EVIDENT IT— Wealth Nations b 4 ch 8 opponents of the ministerial proposal talk ...
... translation •* The Governor of all the French lands In the Pacific Sea, great orator of the King of the French near the King-woman of Ml the island* of the Society, to all the chiefs and ill the men of all the lands of the Society. Friends, health to you all ...
... the most fortunate accident could enable tlie French to land here. Not the most nervous old woman who has trembled over Lord Ellesmsre's letter, imagines that they are go on landing army after army. With fifty thousand men, then, we have ...
... for the erection of new . Church Heaton orris, towards which Wilbrahsra i Egerton, Ekj., of Tatton Park, has g»ven a bite of land and I XI ,000. gentlemen, members of the Ej Church of ; America, have pledged themselves to support three Clerical Missionaries ...
... pamphlet, publish d March, 1844, recomteends Newhaven, ir«ling the best landing f>r invading army. a singular coincidence his fa her aud mother land -d Nt*wbavei| in M irch, 1810, though not exactly asinv id^r*.—— coinage of half-farthings ...