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... Consisting M_*SK5. and ARABLE e and for many years past in the occ^pafaon^Mr^ 1 _ ***** AdioiningJ^to»a^ • A. K. P. A. H. P. .. Pasture 8 8 . Ty??,, Ditto 0820 j Thomas Johnson Ward, Esq., and 729 erl ' bi,, u ;,i-VB';. fl Ditto 1 237 Lots 2,8, and Pt ...
... And Roadway) 126 Pt. (Thomas Johnson Ward, Esq. . 1 016 J Representatives _ Wil-723 now marked ont) uuw ' .It Glebe Lands, _ Pieoe in FernhiU Arable _ 1 Lot9 l 3. j j. Olveston Olebe, Salmon, T. I. •35 _ Ward, and Stenhen Pointy* Tart of Pasture Esquires ...
... H. Stancombe; 2nd, Mr J. C. Boode ; Srd, Mr H. Lord. Table ornament—lst, G. Loutham; 2nd, Mr N. Quickc; Srd, Mr H. Stancombe; extra, Mr R. S. Blame. Certificates of merit—Seedling dahlia, Westonia, Mr R. ...
... paper Saturday last some vindication of the great poet's name and fame, from the letter of Mr Percy Boyd. don't quite understand, though, the latter part of Mr Boyd's letter. He says :— The grave of Lord Byron, when he last saw it, was neglected by his ...
... charities by Mrs Higgin, of West Derby, in memory of her late husband, Mr Robert Higgin. The total sum amounts to £10,000, of which the Infirmary, the Northern and Southern Hospitals, the Dispensaries, and the Bine Coat Hospital receive each £1,000. Mr Higgin ...
... previously spoken to about the matter by Mr Fennelly on the part of Mr Vanderbyl. They both repaired to the house of Mr Brice, where they saw Mr Westropp, and arranged with him for interview at his (witness's) house with Mr Fennelly. Spinks ...
... STREET, as the Menumeuwill be fixed Trinity Church on Wednesday. ESTATE OF JAMUEL BOWEN, A BJKBUPT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GFIN, that Mr J. P. DENNING, of Bristol, tbe Official Manageappointed the Court of Bankruptcy will attend st the 'ATCH HOUSE, NAILSEA, on ...
... Prices ana full particulars cONey? Chrysanthemums, Fuchsias, (single and doubJe, and variegated leaved), saw ready, and warded post free on JAMES GARAWAY A CO., DOWN NURSERIES, BRISTOL 1869. OARPETS FOR SALE. FOR SALE, A LARGE NUMBER OF •« SINGLE PIECES ...
... small family.—Apply, fer address, to Mr Wheeler, Grocer, Clifton. TTTANTED, immediately, in a Ladies' School. a good ° ______ LM,gd ° TTTANTED, a thorough good COOK None but com__\____\]^ W•_*_*& HOUSEMAID.-Apply Mrs Willett, Easton Road. BristoL TTTANTED ...
... of the best BEERHOUSES Bristol. Commodious premises. Large Club or Concert Room, capable of accommodating persons.—Address Mr Ward. 1, Trafalgar Place. Bath Bridge. LARGE, Dry-vaulted CELLAR, airy and light—Apply at 57, Old Market Street. *T~_ VALUABLE ...
... are O fir BASS VOICES (Volunteers! the Choir. They would a g'-,od opportunity of improving their knowledge of to the Organist Mr A. Stone. 59, Hampton Park. CLIFTON BRITISH SCHOOLS, HOTWELLS.— WANTED, PUPIL, TEACHER, for the Boys' flak mil aL years of age ...
... Swimmer indispensable. WANTED, SMITH'S BOY.—Apply at Harris and Son's, Marsh Street Iron Works. WANTED, strong LAD.—Apply to Mrs Hutchings, Vinegar Warehouse, Quay Head. WANTED, ERRAND BOY.—Apply to J. Cluett, 78, Stokes Croft. WANTED, an ERRAND BOY.—Apply ...