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... the Proprietary of the above Company was held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate street, to receive the annual reports ; Sir W. Rawlins in the Chair. The Report detailed, with great minuteness, the proceedings of the Company for the preceding year; it appeared ...
... The furniture and premises were insured. The prompt attendance of the Firemen and Engine from the West of England Insurance company, preserved the barn and unattached outhouses. We noticed some time since that Lady Howard had laid a wager of with another ...
... given, that at a G ENERAL ME IET1NG of the COI1MITTEE of MA NAGE- MENT'of the AFFAIRS of the COMPANY of PRO- PRIE'rORS of the G11AND WESTERNC'ANAL, held at the Company's Office, No. 4, 'Token Hliouse Yard, LoNI tON, on the fourth day of JULY, instant, the ...
... relieving vagrants and passing them on without permitting them to herd in the town. Thi. practice has also been pursued Sheffield with the best effects. here is but little doubt that the vagrant thieves and beggars have been in too many instances the ...
... Teiegrapto & Flyasaonth Chronicle. Vol. XXVII.—No. 1,285.] Steam Communication between Plymouth, The General Steam Navigation Company’s and Faimonth, Packets J GAVE LONDON for HAMBURG faflA with his Majesty’s Mail every TUESDAY Night, or early on WEDNESDAY ...
... there have been only four Chief Justice* of the King's Bench —Lords -Mansfield, Kenyon, Ellenborough, and Tenterden. THE TURNPIKE ROADS. —The subject has now undergone investigation before Committees of both Houses of Parliament, and each have made reports ...
... Hamlyn, as soon as the cheering had subsided, in a speech of considerable length, returned his thanks to the President and the company for the affectionate mark of regard they had bestowed upon him; by which they had not only paid him the highest and most ...
... its origin in the castle of Rozel, near Cherbourg, Lower Normandy. Hisleryofthe House of Russell, just publisted, Exeter Turnpike Trust.—At a meeting of this Trust, held at Gove's Globe Hotel, Wednesday last, a deputation from the Exeter Commissioners ...
... Biirmingl am ; iS, Fore- ;gbte-strret, Worester; S5, Market-street, Manchester; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool; High-treet, Sheffield; 63, Wine- 'streetj Bristol ; and by their Agents, 31IpESRS. T HIOS. SPRING & COMP F. 157, FoR-STLELreT, EXETRY ; vA ';And ...
... Worcester; 35, Mssrket-street, MAlneuhps.ter; 61, Lssrdl-street, Liverpsol; 63, Wine-street, Br ists, I -I iq h-str eet, Sheffield; antsit o their Agents, Messrst. Tr Os. SPRING andl Co., 157, Fore-street, Exeter; antd B. S. WILKSand Co. 16, Damne-street ...
... on of tie Committee of Mqanagement of the said Company, for payment of the Rent by monthly Installments in advance. Any fiurther informnrtiot ratty be'obtained on application to tie Clerk of the Company, if by letter, post-paid. JOHN CHAPPEI.L TOZER, ...
... toi 'Ml r CI I A IILES 1) E AN, Sutrveyor, Exeter. Do.ted August 19, 183t. ALM N-CikS F OR TH'IE, Y EA R 1893 5. TV 'HII, COMPANY OF STATIONERS, by 1'vhotn, almvost e3kcluIvely, thies ALMANACKS have ?? a1 lotig ?? of' ?? 1141't pubishihied, hitend'tlto ...