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... the Sub-Committee, which 'the parties who make Proposals are requested to attend. Further particulars may be known, anit a Plan of the Premises seen), ait Mr. Hrodwickr's Office, lit, Great Mdarlborough-street. The House may be viewed by leave of the ...
... -riging the MANSION - HOUSE, in the Occupation o? John the Haigh, Esq., 'with the Coach-House, Stable, Outbuildings, and ?? Garden, to the same belonging. And also the large and con- aseent venient WVAREHOUSES, behind the Manision-House, and ex- ?? CrssStreet ...
... Smele(. Req. ?? fte S. Eastern Railway. Anthony Morrls Storer ?? Purley ForL, Baerks. V W. Gordon Thomson, Esq.. Haliford House. Sunbury.C John Brooks Welbanoke, flsq , St. John's Wood. Samuel Walker, Req.. Alderman of Northamnpton. Major White, Pall ...
... 31 London street Bower, George, 6 Tokenhotise yard Boyd, John Friday street Boyle, William, 28 Cheapside Britten, Thomas, Suffolk lane Britten, Thomas Ernst, Suffolk lane Brown, John, Cousin lane Byass, Robert Blake, Fenchurch street Badcock, George ...
... 11(111 31olda~y, tile lst of April. .,esiiBy order, MARK HlUISHt. 00111r11 3laili'ler's Ohlfice, Euston Station, M1arch 23, 1950. ~\G~t-ITIAN RILAYCOMPANY.- licel3 isel.tii at1131ERI-NG of tile BOARtD ?? I u~e lil~ hila, i w-i ?? tilit a CALL of ~ ~ llii ...
... Elizabeth PI IClarke; two commodious 1)welllng-houses and extensive tO warehouses fronting to ?? ; one of the dwelling- pi houses in the occupation of Mr. William Woodson,. and the ,otber dwellitig-house and the warehouses its the occupation as of William ...
... convenient farm buildngs' a nest and commodious dwelling hou£ e win coach house and stabling, called The Retreat,l situated on Ice banks of ?? Severn ; a well-accusnmed publl house on the banks of River Severn; cottages and workshops, meadow land, garden ...
... m, and we afterwards brought t, - actions against-several of the parties from whom we had not re. ceived satisfaetory replies, end among them Mr. Gec. Ross, and b some of such - parties gave up their defences, paid the costs, aud' a ary. undortook,under ...
... Craven-hill. gardens, Hyde-park. The Rev. John Wood, Canterbury.house, Walworth. COVBT OFoI xoECroRS. Captain MALKIN, Chairman, Sandhurst-lodge, Qneen'seread, Gloucester-gate, Regent'e-park. John Britten, Esq., 21, Basinghall-street, and Collingtree, North- a ...
... Craven-hill- gardens, Hyde-park The Rev. John W;ood, Canterbury House, Walworth Cor.ET OF Dresco3s. Captain Malkin, Chairman, Sandhurst Lodge, Qucen's-road, Glouces-' ter-gate, Regent's-park John Britten, Esq., 21, Basinghall-street, and Collingtree, Northamp- ...
... Chiisson, Esq., 1, Harewvood-place, Harewood-square. George Lalie, Esq., Finebley. AuDIroRs. 11. Briisley Sherirlan, Esq., slaniager of the Times Life and Gua- rantee Companly, 12, Ludgatc-hill, asd Bellfeld-house, Parsou's- green, Fulhanm. Thomas Wilsson ...
... Society. MISS LAURA DASH3AWAY. Song .. Old Towler. Spropo Bagatelle . R. p Under the Hat. Song .. These Tip-top Evening Partie&L MR. & IRS. DOUBLEDOT. WILLiE SPOONLEIGH. ?? The Timid Youug Masi. MISS DASHALWAY wil give an Imitation of Signor Tamberlik ...