... £ s. d. £ s. d. Eastern Counties (including Norfolk) 15,762 0 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 2300 0 2251 Great Northern 3421 1969 Great Western 17619 16167 London and North-Western 469.13 0 Ditto and Black wall *75 ft ft 777 ft London, Brighton, and South ...

... 238 ?? 45,458 1844 .. 237 , 43,031 1843 .. i 12 .. 64, 2 0 1846 ?? 252 ?? 51.5081 1848 7. 27 ?? 5,.720 1849 ?? 348 . 6Th174 1,969 ?? 16,109 Average of seven years 281 ?? 5,G81I Afber transactitg sousle important busihe33, the 5eard . journed till Tuesday ...

... 100 feet; and for fine *arta, 14 feet; wall space, for all th*tedious. 7 feet—total space. 11.000 superficial feet. This was 1,969 feet less floor and counter apace, and 466 feet lesa wall space than was required by the exhibitors. As (he allotment of the ...

... 100 feet, and for fine arts, 14 feet; wall space, for all sections, 7 feet; total space, 11,000 superficial feet. This was 1,969 feet less floor and counter space, and 466 less wall space, than was required by the exhibitors. the allotment of the former ...

... month of December, from the sarue document:- Honred cattle and calves ?? ?? 7,823 Sheep ?? ?? .. ?? 1,558 Swine ?? ?? ?? ?? 1,969 The fire at Messrs Hutton's has been made a sub- ject of general and sincere regret. The National and Patriotic are sufferers ...

... December, from the The following is the number of cattle chipped ia the e Horned cattle and calves. Sheep oe Swine —__ 1.969 1,558 heen Tue Estates.—The following circular has “TO THE TENSANTRY OF THE ESTATES, “ You are requested to take notice, thaton ...

... the number of eettle thipped m the month of December, from the mme : ~~ Honed cattle end calvoi . I,OM *** *** 1,969 We aubjoin our tunal annnil retnrn at direct auger | imports, diatiuguishiog Dublin ahipe, which latter there ia further falling ...

... cwt.; Irish pork, prime new.Olsid to6ss per brl. ~ .. Imported Last Wbek.—Butter (foreign), 3,6 caek Iriab.MftLArks* Bacon, 1,969 bale* tr*. Wednesday Evbnino. Sdoar~No publio •ales. In tbe We*t India market Jro bbd*. have been sold to-day. , Coffee —No ...

... stood at the head of the list, and next, Cork, Dublin, Water- ford, and Limerick. The total number of Irish ves- sels was 1,969, with a registered tonnage of 183,854 tons, In the three following years the increase was ihc6nsideidble; bitt lii 1846-the ...

... Belfast stood at the head of the list, and next, Cork, Dublin, Waterford, and Limerick, ihe total number of Irish vessels was 1,969, with a registered tonnage of 183,854 tons. In the three following years the increase was inconsiderable; but in 1846 the first ...

... tonua«e, 1,488,626 (in 1818) to 14,361, tonnage, 1,640,732 (m 1846). Tbenomber of regietered Iriuh ports ha* ranged from 1.969, tonnage, 183,864 (in 1841), to 2.347, tonnage, 269,742, (in 1849). The number registered 1860 was 2,330; tonnage, 267,682 ...

... tonnage, 1,488,626 (in 14,361, tonnage, 1,640.732 (846). The number of vessels registered in Irish ports has ranged from 1.969, tonnage, 183,854 (in 1841), to 2,347, tonnage, 269,742, (in The number registered iB6O was 2.330; tonnage, 2«7.682. ...