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... of W inford, and other clergymen in the locality. Th itit church. erected at Rtedhill, by the zealous efforts of the Rev.: John Vane, rector of Wrlngton. aud.Barring-ton, supplied a great want in the neighbourhood, but atlill it was found That a point ...
... the rent might be made by letting ?? parttoulars apply to Mlessrs. HAR- BOUR and 110131, Law Stationers 1.O, John-street, Bristol; or to M~r. JOHN HTCHINS, Plum 'ber, Pembroke. [76D6 . ABERYSCHAN, MONMOUTHSHIRE. to be LET, and entered upon Immediately, a ...
... having taken a . :iusiness in Wewport:. : X Comprising one pair 4-nch put wheels and arms, new, one pair trap ditto, and patent axle, new; one pair cart wheels, arms, and boxes; one pair cart wheels; under carriage of narrow-wheel wagon, and shroud iron; ...
... admneusurementlI R. litP, (mere or less), situate at NAILSEAs C aforesaid, and now In 1tho respective occupstions of John M~ethuen, John Whltebead, Mrs. IParker, and Win, Gnrdiner, b at Rlents amounting in the whole to £23 a year.f The rremises are in good ...
... now in the atocupation of Mr. John Edwards. as tenant thereof. he Lot 1. AlU that productive GARDEN PLOT, called How- et e rop, situate near Lot 4, and containing S9 Perches, more or 1 less, and in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, as tenant nd thercot ...
... TeFarm has been most respectably Tenanted for the last e&re~ fifty years and upwards by rtse late Mr. John Borrow and his del son-in-lawv, Mr. John Coles, the present occupier, to whom m alistion may be made to viewV obtaie. ?? 111teumwith Plan, may ...
... I BUSIN;ESS In the above line, the present Proprietor leaving r through a family bercavcmetit.-Fo' particulars apply to Mr. JOhN TAYLOB, Auctioneer, &c., Bank-court, L~orn-street, 5 Bristol. [1076 .VRREEiHOLD, on the Banks of the Wye, . ' a well-situated ...
... of Letting may be had on application to Mr. JOHN _ BRACHER, Land-agent, Bath, 'to ?? must be sent _ on or before the 23rd day of August next. The highest Tender 1 will not necessarily be accepted. r220go F ARM TO BE LET.-To be LET by C- 1 TENDER, CONYGRE ...
... oi the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway it Liaodyssit, and within the like distance of the wbertt S 3'0d Station on the South MWales Railway, to both of '>Str~liatns Co-'clles run to and fro daily, and the Car- tboubnad Cardigan italicay, Is to run from ...
... DAVIES, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. BlANJAMIN EVANS, Solicitor, New- . ?? * or to the Auctioneera at Cardigan aforesaid. With atrifilng outlay, the above premises are also well adapted for the Resldence of a Gentleman's ismily. Cardigan, August 8th, 1864 ...
... Hatchett we can't expect more than teon a chop., to I on one occasion a beggar, on receiving a gratuity from an, the R1ev. John Skinner, of Longeide, author of Talloch- a gaminm, said to him by way, of thanks, Oh, sir, I houp fc that ye and a' your ...
... the Year 1868, with sn Appendix. JOHN MURIAY, Albemarle - street, Publisher to the Admiralty. [ma47 I SUSAN POPE, do hereby declare that the 19 Report in eirculatinn stating that I am Pregnant by my late master, Mr. JOHN KING, Flax Bourton. is false. and ...