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... improve- ment in trade generally, together with the iron which the India and other large projected railways may require, all combine to justify the meet sanguine expectations of such a revival in the iron trade as once more to afford remuneration to those ...
... recently clothed ; an excellent Sbde Lathe, with iron bed, 11 feet 4 inches, complete set of change pinions, face plates, and gearing complete ; capital Iron Bridge 13 feet 8 inches long, 3 feet, wide; 3 east iron fluted Columns of extra strength, and a variety ...
... hield un the- 8th or 9th lust. A TOWNSHItP WITHOUT PAUP'flts..-.The township of Cabus, near Garsteng. beipg a portion ol ithe Duke or Hiamil- ton's LancashIre property, now cisims the rare exemption from having any resident pautier within It. The extent ...
... -Several Lots of Round and Square Bar Iron, Steel, Files, Nuts, Bolts,. Washers, Large 'Steelyards and Beam, large Scale Beam, Chain and Bottoms, about 20 7wt. of Iron Weights, 3 Oil Cisterns and contents, large Iron Stove; also some Office Fusinituie, ...
... GALVANIZED TINNED IRON SHEETS of all Gauzes ; also, GALVA- NIZED IRON SPOUTS, GUTTERS, RIDGE CAP, SASH BARS, SLATING, and other NAILS, FENCING WIRE, BELL WIRE, Sic, Sic., kept in Stock for the Patentees. CONTRACTORS FOR GALVANIZED TINNED IRON ROOFS. A Large ...
... the sailor duke, and was received with the old kindness and simplicity. In the course of the interview, the duke observed the actor look significantly a portrait over the chininey--tbe portrait of Mrs. Jordan. Yes, Dowton, said the duke she was an ...
... awake (late Tom tit), by Irish Birdcatcher, cut of ..Etherea, St. Patrick, out of Pastille, by Rubens Mr hirby's b. The Grand Duke, by Lauercost, dam Phoenix, out of Miss Clifton, Partisan Mr Hesseltine's b. The Governor, by The Squire, out of Tabitha Bramble ...
... r ;, - Fire at Plimsaul Brothers, of Plymouth; averyextensive 1 nI and destrietive fire ;a large iron safe, covered withli~rick-wvork., ' with double iron doors, burnt out; ?? entirely ?? 0 its contents.. I- Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow; a great number ...
... Stockport Mr T. Redhead's bl. c. Old English Oak, by Faugh-a-Bal- lagh, out of Delaine, by Bay Middleton Duke of Richmond's b. c. by Lanereost, ont of Reel Duke of Richmond's br. c. by Touchstone, out of Cuckoo Mr C. St. George's b. c. by Harkaway, out of Whim ...
... a prac- tice unfortunately too common in this neighbourhood. If ?? must be stopped, it would be far more safe to use sheet-iron for the purpose of barricading fire-places than wood, so easily ignited by burning soot which may fall from a twin chimney ...
... SOCIETY. - (INCORPORATED RV ACT OF PAaLtAMHNtT.) - DRNDRaiiues, 26, Sr. ANDREaW SQUARE; LODONros, S1, IIXOORGATE !His Grace the DUKE OF BUCOLEUCH& QUEENSBERRY, President. TOTA.L SUM ASSURED ?? .rlt3,O57.fl7- ANNUAL REVENUE ?? 1 Ito - ACCUMULATED ?? . 49600 ...
... by an inner frame formed 01 a wrought iron slab), varying from lone and an eighth of an inch thick at the lire box ena, to three quarters of an inch at the smoke box. She is carried on six entire malle- able iron round spoked wheels; driving wheels six ...