... you balve allowed youradmirable invention to be tested. I am, Sirs, your obedient Servant, R. CtElEsD, Secretary. Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son, Liverpool. Patentsfor England, Ireland, and Scotland, seared I544. MILNERS' NEW PATENT FIRE-RESISTING DEED ...

... procession was to be heard in all quarters. The trades were and stirring, and the whole city seemed to be on the gui rice. Mr. Thomas Reynolds, Marshal of Dublini acted as commander-in-chief; he was gaily dressed, with cocked hat, and mounted on a charger ...

... amount will be miserably short of what was expected in the first instance, it will not, we trust, be less than 10.000/. John Hardy, Esq.. M- P. — We are glad to observe the name of this gentleman, as a subscriber of one guinea to the National Testimonial ...

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... COMPANY ?? bi held in the ROYAL HOTEL, Qucen.Styeet, otl WEDNESDAY, the 2nd October next, at Half-past Six o'Clock, By Oder, THOMAS FLINT, Chairman. Hu~ti hSeptember, 1844. l TEAM fronm LIVERPOOL to BOSTON, 13 calling at HALIFAX, to land her Majesty's Mails ...

... for the purpose of granting licenses for the next official year. There were present, Col. Tempest, H. W . Wiekham, Charles Hardy, J. Pollard, and J. G. Hors- fall, Esqrs. The first business was the transfer ofthe following licenses : — In Gomersal. — The ...

... Walker, S. Schuster, — Russell, J. Cheesebrough, J. Cheese- brough, jun., R. S. Ackroyd, Cowling Ackroyd, George Addison, Thomas Steele, Esqr3., and Messrs. F. Hattersley, J. Pratt Smith, J. Wade, sen., J. Wade, jun., Morrill, Atkinson, James Lupton, ...