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... and Refreshments, one guinea each. Doors to Inetfj Z Ten oVlock. Supper at One. Tickets to be had Rkrii*o~»«: and at Mr. Milward'fe Masquerade Warehouse, ?? Orurtlt-sfeet, Haaover-sqoare ; Mr. Fentnm's Ditto, X' 3 (j- Wr. Thresher's Ditto. Pan ion-street ...
... brewing.—Enquire (by letter, post-paid) of Mr. Paul, Architect, St. TO LET, thr ARBROATH PAVEMENT QUARRIES.—These very extensive inexhaustible Quarries, belonging ♦o the Honourable Willmro Mnule, afford the finest Flag Stone**, known either in the Scotch ...
... ler Par. Travers, Robert Barclay, Esq. .A 22 0 ■ q ; 1 * 12 0 (has. Barclay, Esq. ..A 2 2 0 »jTho». Heberdeu.A 10 n n John Milward, Esq. ..A 3 S 0 urge nii-iii,., ?? A _ 2 0 Tbos. Osboru, Esq. A 1 1 0 ouia« Brown. Esq. Geo. Frere, Esq A 2 2 0 ft- A 2 ...
... Harp, Piano, and Guitar. PURSUANT to a Decree ofthe High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Milward against Mil- ward.' the CREDITORS of BENJAMIN MILWARD. late of Keynsham, in the county of Somerset, Esq. (who died od or about the 17th day of November ...
... Calcutta. Columbia. New South Wales. Mr. J. Macpherson, Carthagena. Mr. John Cox, Sydney. Mr. Hewitt, Porto Cabello. Mr. Milward, Hobart Town. Guernsey and Jersey. Belgium and Holland. Mr. James Cochrane, St. Peter's Mr. J. Grover, Ghent. Port, Guernsey ...
... thet period the prisoner, who went the name of Samuel Lindsay, was also in the same service, being employed at work some quarries belonging to his lordship; that in the same year the witness was married to tke prisoner, and they returned lo this country ...
... Wm. Fraser, Wilson,Limerick Margrt&Sarah,Lowther, Gool Unity, Harris, Lyn Inwards (Dec. 18) from Equity, Oeddle, Wisbech Crescent. Mlldren, Liverpool Water vltch, Gibson, Holt Sovereign, Mann, Dundee Blossom, Watt, BAnfT Oleoalva. Cmvlc, do Fame, Clark ...
... The ■ ' c Od !*rtinau..u>. Sold at 221. Strand, m ' c the Aeents, S. W. Silver and Co., 67, Corn- ■ - at. Oeor ? - - s-crescent, Liverpool, where their m ?? l *»e:'li »!it! tested. ■ Ntv ;-o LEND— A Private GentlemaiT ■ ' .; ...
... the Dutch Frontier, from the great Coal Basins of Namur and Charle- ; roi, and the Iron Mines, and Stone, Slate, and Marble Quarries I which abound in those neighbourhoods The Louvain and Je- | meppe Bail way will also, in connection vvith that of the Sambre ...
... the purchase. To be viewed by tickets which vvith particulars, may be had of Mr. Rainy. No. 1 1, Regent-street. GROSVENOR-CRESCENT, Rel-rave-square^ To be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr R UNY a spacious TOWN RESIDENCE in the most perfect order, and ...
... coal field. Another local advantage will be the supply of Lime to extensive agricultural districts by this line, from, the 'quarries of licknall. Cloud-lull, and Bredon. With these various sources of traffic, the absence of competing i lines, and the unusual ...
... Cxon. Rev. Nathaniel Poyntz, of A Ivescott, Oxon. Joseph Underwood, Esq , of Norwich, and Blackheath Park. Kent. George Milward, Esq., Manor House, Lechlade. James H dl Nalder, Esq., Alveecott, Oxoil Edward Hunt Butler, ?? Ourbridge, Oxon. James Clark ...