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... ins, for Wsehbourn Brothers. From Cads—The Thomas Poweil, with 1 hhd. 2 pr.-casks wino, Washbonrn Brenton. From Marsala—The Arm, with 1 pip* I bbda. ♦ qr -casks wino, it Washboure Brothers._ From Huelva—The G. L. Walters, Canoe, Nth 315 tons pyrites, kr ...
... the regiment The Arms Bill.—The Branding Clause.—Government has entered into a contract with Mr. Grubb, the scientific and able mechanist of the Bank of Ireland, for the construction of the machinery intended to used the marking of arms under the new law ...
... given, that the TOLLS arising at (he following Gates the said Road, will be LET BY AUCTION to the best bidders, the Beaufort Arms, Petty France, on Tuesday, the day of March next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the term of One Year, commencing the Ist day of May ...
... )—Monday, Dee. 26th, Hampton Lovett Tuesday, 27th, Vernon Arms, Danbury; Thursday,29th, Blackmoor Park; Friday, 30tb, Pert bore. PORT OF GLOUCESTER. IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 23. Prom St. John's. N B —The Enchantress, Boddie, with deals, St.c. for ...
... the tree trade of 1 founded on the objectionable principle of a joint stock o intro- | “ We and a committee was chosen and armed with fall powers such opposition into effect. The resolutions agreed t | found among our Advertisements. thout, Groucestrxsutae ...
... clause of society are numerous, and therefore distinct, those who can provide themselves with arms decline to stand shoulder to shoulder with those who must have arms bought for them. Even the danger invasion with all its horrors has produced only 300 volunteers ...
... Gains to the gratifieation of a full eengregution, , York Tue Turarar.—Mr. and Mrs. Grattan have been “: it here during the week. On Monday, Hamlet was perfor Mr. Grattan did not come w » to our expectations 1 1, and I Mrs. Gratta Fine closing scence, when ...
... raised questions under the wills and codicils of John Scundrett Harford, deceased, and John Battersby Harford, deceased. It was issued by Mr. John Charles Harford, of Lampetor, in the County of Cardigan, who claimed t » be ben* fisially interested in the ...
... SEASON PATTERNS of COLOURED FLANNELS, Shrank Special Process. 4/9 to 12/S each. Natnral Merino and Llama Wool Vesta and Pants, Cardigan Vests, Hosiery. Gloves, Ties, Braces, *c. LADIEV and GENTLEMEN’S O.M.G UMBRELLAS, Fox’s LOCK-RIB Paragon Frames. GEORGE SYMONDS ...
... the Jane and Mary.arrived at Nrwootl •>« the toat. The Bay Hiirhiw.from kmc rater for St M la, armed at Pensannr the Inal. The Alehyanat, Mills, rived ht. John'a, K «m the ««h alt. from (•lawocoler. Tin .S*»phi.. arrived at ( hr« frmu Glanraater (ho Idlh ...
... Avery, with slates, order. From Greenock—The I U Away. Sarah, with ton* pig Iron, for John Butt and Co. From Ardrostan—Th* H. Barrow. Parke, with toes pig iron, for John M Butt and Co. From Poole—The Crystal, Ingram, with clay, order EXPORTS. For St, Valary ...