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... in your last issue as to the old building on the Number Dock. walls, about to be pulled down by the Dock Company, Mr Hadley speaks of a building extending across the way, i.e., the Fore Ropery, now Humber-htreet. The building alluded to by Mr Symons ...
... attitude, and show a determination to realise full rates. ROORDALE, Alonday.-Prices are a little irregular, but generally speaking they are no dearer. The amount of s business transacted is small. POTATO, &o. GAiNSBOROUGH, Tuesday.-Best sorts ranged from ...
... the same party as himself, and advocated reciprocity, and who were not so skilful and sagacious as he, did not shrink from speaking out. If there were justice in demanding protection for a small trade, he repeated that justice would require of them that ...
... his opinion, the deputation were treated more like dogs than anything else. Colonel Pease pre. vented several of them from speaking, and said the comn. - pany would make the sub-way from the West Dock and' give the proposed removal their earnest consideration ...
... had been made by the trade of Hall in the past, and with the increased facilities it would continue to further develope. Speaking with a considerable amount of knowledge on the subject, the facilities given would not only benefit Hull, but also all those ...
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... completed (applause). Mr NORWOOD then addressed the meeting. He said it had been suggested by the chairman that he should speak on commercial legislation of the past session. But they had no commercial legislation, and like the needy knife grinder ...
... take them in thte spring and autum, which saves roe a doctor's hill; they are one of the best tonics, and I have reason to speak well of them. DE.AFNESS, NOISES IN TEE EARS, &C.-DELLA51'S ESSENCE sFOR DEAFNESS should always be tried, as 3m numbers of cases ...