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... Ow~ners' Association; Mr. Charles Sanders and Mr. George Melly, representing L the American Chamber of Commnerce; and Mr. Quintin Fleming and Mr. J ames B. Smith, representing the Timber Trade. It will be aeon from the Parliamentary pro- ceedings of last night ...
... House of Commons ap- a- pointed to consider the Mersey Dock Bills sat It. again to-day, Lord Pelham in the chair. ud Mr. Quintin Fleming, who had been engaged in ig the timber trade at Liverpool for 35 years, was called, and stated that about 26,1000,00 cubic ...
... Walcot Banner should be the trustee and that Messrs. Benjamin Gibson, Joseph Smith, John Temple, John H. Wilson. and Quintin Fleming should be the committee of insoection. It was likewise resolved that Messrs. Field atud 'Weightman should be entrusted ...
... Broboer, ship broker; Thomas Reid Arnott, mraerchant ; James Beszley, merchant; Joseph Gibbons Livingston. merchant; Quintin Fleming, timber merchant ; William John -l'.i1inson, merchant; Jelin Bald, merchant; Robert nainwriglst Ashley, abits broker;7 ...
... Lire Piasticnl, royal, knightly, and corporate seals; hors collated 1wy Mr. Carl Gustaf Colman, of CobenChu presented by Quintin Fleming, Es. Chpeil a gireen Inionhcey, from Zanzibar, prsne y pris( Mr. Henry Buxton, 15, Tapley-plce Edeln. to I ACi'rDNvn~ ...
... Capstain Job ti Egost Ioo and Mr. LI Led Gouge Egerton' brothers of Si Philips de Malpats Grey Egor- c the too;- Sbr. Quintin Fleming. Liverpool; J~hn Fseslden, E-q.; C James P. Francii, Esq.. Boalock-hall; Charles J. Fssrd. tolq-q. ii ra.'I Sandb~clo; ...