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RAIL WA V INTELLIGENCE
... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. RAILWAY COMMITTEES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. (Continued from our First Edition of yesterday.) SUB-COMMITTEE, No. 1. MOLD JUNCTION KAILWAY. The ohiect of this bill is to make a railway from Mold, in the county of Flint, to the Hootor station of the Chester and Bir- kenhead Railway. Capital. 280,000.. Estimatd ex 270,000.. Length of line, 13 miles. Engineer, W. M Agents for ...
TAMWORTH Annua! BALL and wilt t*kt th* Town Hall, Wadnaeday, January, 8th, 1340. HENRY JOHN PYE, Esq. rii JOHN ..
... Esq. swwaras Tickets to he had at the King's Arms Inn. PORTRAIT ENOCH WOOD, ESQ. SHEPPARD begs most respectfully to acquaint the friends tleman, from which it his intention to have an ENGRAVING executed in the first style of art. The Picture may now be seen at R. S. 'l Repository of Arts, where subscribers' names are re- Price to Subscribers—Proofs £2. 2s., Prints £1. Is. Size of Engraving, ...
S T EAMto BOSTON, U.S., calling at HALIFAX I fiL to land Her Majesty's Mails and Passengers.— The BRl- >tet_an«
... NORTH AMERICAN HOYAL MAIL STEAM- r\ . S *H1 leave LI VERPOOL once every month as under:— a*,HBIUA, Captain C. H. E. JUDKINS, Feb. 4. l2^?e, includingprovisions to Halifax or Boston, 38 gui- il_i but without wines or liquors, which can be obtainedon XT Steward'sfee, one guinea. Dogs charged si. each. *te Ba ge apply to J. B. F00rd,62, Old Broad-street, Lon- J^>J and C. M*lver,l2, Water-street, ...
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
... RAILWAY SHARE LIST, Mat 21. Share] liai: Paid. Closinj Pr.e.-s [} .^ \berdee-i 2* 11- 1_ pm Sfl Armagh, Coler., e_ Port. ?? L_**— M - 100 ?? Gloucestj 100 I*> — 137 25 s dssd.T.eiis.: 171 33 —31 50 iDo. .Shares ?? 3 ,«- 'P m .. 20 Birmin. _ Oxford June. ?? If— 2 ? '.ewes,- Has; 4. 100 url-tol aud Exeter 68 —84 ex S3.(i.b Do. New ] 2 d Gloucester ?? . SO 28 — 6 6 — Do. Extension ! 2 - -• -• ...
GAME LIST.â COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. (FIRST PUBLICATION.) LIST of PERSONS who have taken out GENERAL GAME ..
... lOd. each, including the Addi- _M? Ual Dat y of 10 P er cent - under tne Act of 3 Vict- ' cap ' l7 ' Ahh*'' C.James, New-inn I Busk, E. Thos., Esq , Ford's- ooott, F. Jenkins, New-inn grove, Edmonton _*»nison, Robt., John-street Butler, Charles, Drury-lane iS* n *s, Charles, Staines > Buxton, E. C, Abchurch-lane i^tt'son,. lames, Ely-place Buxton, Sir E. North. Bart., Z7-' F - ...
l-fPORTANT FROM THE BRAZILS
... l -fPORTANT FROM THE BRAZILS. Correspondence of the Morning Herald.) lo FALMOUTH, Feb. 26. ■^r 8 morning at a very early hour her Majesty's j-^ Express, Lieut Herrick, commanding, ar- _j rom Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed on Jan. 13. . Passengers were Mr. J. J. Jackson, Mr. David Stevon- Q Angel Richon, Mr. Justin D. Steeman, Dr. W. V . ° f her Majesty's ship Crescent), and Master W. (j. er ...
T> ■iniw iiMiljm-ai^— L. ii.i_jili mil m ■ I^wim, N BuH G H, from BRUNSWlCK- it,'fc>w,.r,.'i ' Al '^VALL.— ..
... can walk on board.- ;h*ITH, ?? * v - d niiignihcent new Steam-ships MONARCH, J^cai,;; 'd CALEDONIA, having several privaU I, .ipsri,^' ' lan nlies, and whose unrivalled accommodations i , S| ?? d are known, leave BRUNSWICK-WHARF, Ci a EDINBURGH. as follow:— Mom ' ?? E * TO -N'GHT, February 2a NARCH, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, February 2- 7 every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. a i, d 31 Provisions ...
Advertisements & Notices
... PARISH OF BRIGHTON. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a PUBLIC N VESTRY MEETING of the Inhabitants of this larish will be held at the Town Hall, on FRIDAY, the 14th day of October instant, at 11 o'clock in the Fore- noon precisely, for the purpose of Auditing and Passing the Second Quarter's Account of the High Constable. Notice is hereby further given, that none but rated inhabitants of the said ...
THe London and Brighton tD - or Poratp_i'V A - LWAY COMPANY, 8 - ed by Act of Parliament, 15th
... July, 1837 ?-. JOHiv- _ DIRECTORS. Jonv»7 ARM AN, Esq.. Chairman. I h Esq., Deputy Chairman. cr c ?? U f lere Lieut. Colonel Moody, R.E. Captain J. W. Pringle, R.E. fi**l ?? rsq. Francis Ricardo, Esq. q. Thomas S. Robinson, Esq. ¦'dHekvi⢠1 . 1, K,q - John Shewell, Esq. r ! _rror_« c'e ' E*9? Robert Sutton, jun., Esq. ff WZ°S Jo * hu a Walker, Esq. ifc> ...
II ?? E STING and CLASSICAL ATHK' Vs «..V-*> T — a ' six WEEKS' TOUR by Steam to at
... Gibr .1. \. ?_ NA * and CONSTANTINOPLE, calling v _o ?? ? lal ta, with tho option of visiting en route an ...
Advertisements & Notices
... Tar1i43tflArU ~tOlcC$. ALEIJO0NIAN RAILWAY. RALWAXINCONTIS OF LANARq. AND RST. AD BY THEM AND N)'IORTH 3piI~R RUIWAY COMPA.N'Y JOINTLY OP 11AIVAXWIDNIP IN ARBRtOATH: ACQUI' sICON F LN O 02 THOSE COMPANIES IN A~kR(TH AN ) YCALEDONIAN RAILWAY ?? T (L ~fOW ANP GRA\NC.RMOUTH: 51Ol'IU U LEEL CROMtINGS AND FOR- ?? F BS~ AD FOOTPATH AT DOUSE .4 ASo,,TtI: ACQUISITION OF LANDS ]NCIDEXTAL P1OWERS IN ...