... Bricklayers' Arms. J am. Ist and LM Chuss only, from London Bridge. fi ...

... LAKE, Introducing, by partleular riqulest, the splendid and colasesal eroblettatical devits, 40 feet high, of the FORRESTERS' ARMS, 8urreunrdle witil a magnificent TEMPLE OF FIRE. MiRE CENTRIPUGAL RAILWAY, On which s poraon will lescend surrounded by FIREWORKS ...

... the south-eastern and southern coasts, still avoiding the interior. So that Wales is embraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there are no great arteri » —no divergent lines to accommodate the vast traffic and rapidly increasing jon of one of the ...

... Emlyn R. D. Jenkins. REq.. (Mayorj Cardigan .f Oliver Lloyd, REsq., Cardigan John Evans, EoN.., (Mayer,) Aberystwyth Joseph Downte, Req., Aberyotwyth Thomas Jones, REsq., Aberystwyth George Fossett, Req., Aberystwyth John Taylor, jsn., Req,,Coed-dhu, FlIntehire ...

... Quebec Sailed [Sept. 2] for Johns, llodgers, Deal John.Spensley, London St. Catharine, Webb[3] do Euphrates ,Tate, St. Petersburg Esther, M'Lean [4] London Friends, Brown, do Whitburn, Wilson, Boston Sailed [Sept. 2] of Johns, Scarbro’ Ellen [3] Whitby ...

... soutleeactern I and southern consets, still avoiding the listerier. So that Waies is e'mbraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there are sno great arteri a-no divergent linse to accommodate tine vasot traffic and rapidly increasing populations of ...

... Clay—T. W. Bacon; and IK, T. H. Smith, Shipowner. CH/den—Francis Drown. Coiehester and Wivenhoe —John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates end Lefebure, Ship Agents. Cove of Cork N. G. Seymour, Jun., S/Up Agent. Cowes Mrs. Thorold ...