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... the parish of Langattock-Vibonavell, now in the occupation of David Watkins, as tenant at will. Possession may be had at Christmas next. The above Estate comprises a substantial Farm-house, wita Cider-mill, and all requisite Outbuildings, having two Barns ...
... ) called th? 0r.k,no^nTby the name of PENYVEDDOW, situated in Dav^fw ,v anSattO'ck-iIbonavell, now in the occupation of Christmas next.' tenant at wiIL Possession may be had at The above Estate comprises a substantial Farm-house with Cider-mill, and all ...
... distributing several prizes, ex- pressed very great satisfaction at the progress made by the pupils since their examination at Christmas last; and also warmly eulogized the conduct of the highly respectable Master an Usher. We regret that our time will not allow ...
... at whose respective Offices Maps of the Estate may be seen. MONMOUTHSHIRE.—TO SPORTSMEN. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON AT CHRISTMAS NEXT, A CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, replete with Fix- tures and Conveniences, situated at Trelleck, five miles from Monmouth ...
... managament of Mr. Richard Williams, for more than fourteen years. The Dale Company have followed the example; and since last Christmas, the Messrs. Guest, of Merthyr, &c. have stopped fourteen furnaces for twelve hours on the Lord's day. Mr. R. Wrilliams says ...
... condition, and the market over- done. When you have got your stock to market it is too far to drive it back. A few days before Christmas the thermometer stood at 136, and in three days after it was down to 69, and yet, notwithstand- ing this extraordinary change ...
... should be left open for future competition, and any bards would be eligible to send in their effusions at any time before Christmas' next. The next prize was S3, for the best poem (in Welsh) on Shipwreck. Mr. Blackwell remarked, that upon this subject ...
... it our duty to state them to our readers, who will lose nothing by continuing to exercise that caution, which, since last Christmas we have been recommending, but, on the contrary, may avoid much embarrassment and loss. Manchester Times. The reports of ...
... will not, it is believed, meet before the usual time, the first week in February. The practice of not meet- ing till after Christmas has now become so inveterate that it will not be deviated from, except under the pressure of some necessity. As the Catholic ...
... forenoon. THOS. COOKE, Clerk to the said Company. Newport, Oct. 21, 1829. TO BE DISPOSED OF, AND MAY BE ENTERED UPON AT CHRISTMAS NEXT, A HOUSE and SCHOOL. The House is pleasantly situ- ated, and comprises a Drawing-room, Parlour, four Bed- rooms, Kitchen ...
... 30.1829. | This day is Published, price Twelve Shillings, BY R. ACKERMANN AND CO., STRAND, LONDON, FORGET 3MIE BTOI*- A CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS, AND BIRTH-DAY PRESENT FOR 1830, Containing above Four Hundred Pages, Fourteen Engravings, and an elegantly Embossed ...
... ANNUAL FOR YOUTH. Just published, neatly done up in a Case,price Eight Shillings, ACKERMANN'S Juvenile Forget Me Not, A CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR'S, AND BIRTHDAY, PRESENT, FOR 1830; Containing nearly Three Hundred pages, Ten Engravings on Steel by eminent Artists ...