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... saving of from two-thirtls to three-fourths of the fuel is effected, and all the articles are burnt equally without lossordama e. The machines at work, and a model of the kilns to be seen, and all particulars to be obtained, from Mr. John Paton, Secretary ...
... fIOK SWAN RIVER (Western Australia). —Will' f (),. despatched the 30th of June, the fine fast-sailing Ship MSPATCII. tons, JOHN ELSDON, Commander; lying in the Wert India Docks. Has excellent accommodation for cabin and steerage -a^ncers. —For freight ...
... retained buit all dluids in-f ' evil ?? yetrerllv. it is Initluable. Every t - rliia treiirsn, .-riettnces plstcO toremit ?? thirtl x . - i. rls cast silier itaseete of like dcstrrl tivo habits. : * .'0t c. -toots, saddles, teirse collars, earrikie litings-all ...
... Sbebd are, *f Robert EJs, Esq., Cowpee's-coarll cotnhila. .d 4 * -Thanmes 0, Flnme, Esq., Aldersnano Great Tower-street. the at John Gladstone.RZ~q., StockweUl-.od5'te5.. ,ted *+ William Lawrence, REsq., Aldermiant, ailatook-5q05re. B1 S. Stephen Lewis; Esq ...
... Gilseben, Eaq. after- Robert Brooks, Esq. Thomas Hop'asd, Erq. e 'clack James Sc. George burke, Eeq. John Scott, Req. - Cabin Robert James Roy Campbell, Eoq. I John Edward Stephens, Eaq. tide, Joseph Ediniana. Esq. I don; llatitcsus.-Meters. Glyn, Millo, and ...
... teruiedi a ?baf? it? aides is completely enclosed by fr-l?1iiv,?l six feet'thick, built of roof stone ?? e tirsi4' U ?xti? Th?thirtl, pt Lower, sj4qj? bo,?nile4 by aW.l.,ooal7 ?a4Aew 1? fouAh, oc? upper, side only is open. . 1?he current of ulk?lk ? motsll4w ...
... opinisih ?? - of Diretosrshasi4 laa ;itfli' share, and.. .vjrinallj;the. largest. sbha;c, l,.Jpie,,ncldiimitration',: I , thirtl> ftieniim tlro tise tatemenat offthemoe a of trdnsactiig,. busijes,..that, fl'rstof all,. er4n'beg iiqqsiestdn~ asto sbth'e ...
... for New York, of with the usual mails, 101 passengers and a full cargo of merchandise. afreight. The ship John Knor, hplonging to tke Thirtle line of packets to Australia, took her depar.. ture about the same hour for Melbourne, with a large Zbuz .~ ...
... minu- liseturcr Slurnanc, John, The Grapes, St. Giles's-street, Norwich. Nash,John King-street, Great Yarmouth, leather cutter Naylor, C. Wharton. ?? Market hill, Cambridge Newton, Mliss Anna Maria, Chatteris, Ely Nxxon, John, ixwvorth, publican Nokow ...
... , Esq. John Dixon, Esq. John Martin, Se.r MP Sir WV. Al. T. Farquhor, Bart. Rowland Mitchell, EM.P ThomeoulIaukey, jun,,Esq,, M.P. James Morris E Eq. John Harvey, Esq. HtenryNraRq John 0. Hubbard, REsq. Henry t ?? George Juohnstone, REsq. ...
... Thornton'b R ving Betsy, 3 yreo, Gst b . (T. Cliff) 4 Mr. W. Hnrlnok, jun.'s Foam, 4 yrs, 7at llb ?? (Palmer) 5 Mr. Blatruees f hy John o' Gaunt-Julia, 3 ya, 6St, ?? (PlUmb) ¢ Betting: 2 to 1 agst Freckle, 4 to I eah agst Spinakwayand Georgy. 'Won by a length ...