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... FBDBat Etalowood, Ph;W8 in Woolto btUhUrch, 2d tl~bB IB MC'LEit.LAND, 2Shinstant, at Two 'clock in the after. ,C~rendon Roomse, South John-street, Liver- eO^DjecttO xeton Cditiono), 1c ?? of LA:ND, west side Northamp- tesatreet, liverpool, with the Tour SHOUSES ...
... L A Piece of LAND nO the north end of Hadwen's ?theta-?t, together with the te W OUSH now standing thereon. 100 2 ol 2APbeeofVaesntLANDfiothea0rthaet5td?0f 2 ?? - 3. A Piece of Va LAND on the nerth-eortsideof ?? 4. A Piece ot Y?nt LAND oo Ibe north-5e5t ...
... frontage to Poplar-weint. 3. Ill that Plot of LAND, in Liverpool-road, in Neston aforesaid, and adjoining the maltkiln with the shed, ca., on the same piece or plot of land, which said piece or plot of land contains 76 yards 2 feet, or thereabouts. There ...
... prompt,at th Brokers' Saleroon,lEberlfestrect, WINES and SPIRITS, comprising- d IN BOND. BRANDY.-Planat's landed 1882 Vrnre Martin et Fds gP - landed 1383. La Grande Marque 1872 vintrege, Remy fi ?? 1878 vintage, Droubet's 1887, 1889. 18%0, Lc. WHI6SY (Scotch ...
... Piece of LAND on the east side of Catherine- Ir. street South, in Toxteth-park, ?? 44 feet 4 inclses, in breadth at the back 43 feet es, and in depth - backwards, onthe north and south s o, 40feet linches, bound north by land of Mr. Smith, sen y land of the ...
... greatest interest since the aniling of the last ateamer was the landing of at Vera Cruz, and his escape towarda Mexico. The American papera give the following circuma antial account of his landing:— Quite the most important news is the return of Gen. Paredes ...
... in ?? to Mr. Bell Williams, land 4f , 10, INorth John-street, Liverpool. 230enolO ' i.--ARMI NEAR DBENBIGH to be L'et; 210 asres; rich L pasture; rent £3l7; two miles from Denbigh; with a rcod ?? to Mr. Bell Williams, land agent, 40, North John-street ...
... alono. But he thicks thai if they were sufficiently Lpwerful and organired a very resolute Advance would made the Confederate army all its line, £0 that if an attack this character is carried the came will le want of mean*.' RQ not want of inclination. With ...
... 27s., 6. STRATTON HIILL; a Tmt of the CIVIL WAris. By the Author of Letters fromi the East, 1Tales of the West ot- Eng- land,'lc. 3i vole, post ?? S ads. Gl 7- TALES of PASSION. By the Author of Gilbert Earle.~ iU 3 viols. pint Svo, aleS. Gd. 8' ...
... in the neighbourhood 01 Bri'kenboad. He has been most succestul in preparing pupii not only for the Universlties, but the Army, Navy, Civil Service, and Com- mercial life. Advertiser Is 28 yeora of age, and the Son of a Clergyman of the Church of England ...
... 3tp. or thereabouts , Lot. la A Cloese of LAND. eitolae on the northerly-side of Hightleld-lane, in the occupation of Peter Cttchley. con- tatoig l. r. Porthereabouts, Lost ILA Strip o1 Wood and Meadow LAND, con the Mtmtely, side of Highfield-laue, in ...
... calling themselves soldiers, and notwithstanding tho deep debt of gratitude are under to our army and navy, hear what our flippant writer says— Our standing army, of which we have enough and to spare, as was proved by our military exportation to Canada ...