... allowed return the Amatolas and their other former lands, which have all been forfeited to the Crown, are now in of her Majesty’s troop#, will reserved as Crown lands, to of according to her Majesty's pleasure, they will nevertheless permitted, under the ...

... Forfar ami Kincardine. Tuesday, Anniston; Thursday, Newton: Saturday, West Hall—half-past 10. Garth’s. , Tuesday. Hartford Flatt; Friday, Greywell Hill—half-past 10. , Heythrop (Lord Redesdale’s), Wednesday. Tlloxham Town End; Friday. Herrington New Inn; ...

... Spencer, Hcacbam; Co©, Islington, Lynn ; H. Aylmer, R. Aylmer, Norgate, Freeman, Sumraorfield, Dewing, Burnham ; Walters, Flatt, Carter, Northwold; Turner, Narborougb ; S. Gayford, W. Howlett, R. Flatten, Margorson, Long, Brown. J. Flatten, Wells, T. ...

... Stamps Taxes Property Tax Post Office Crown Lands., Miscellaneous of the REVENUE srraentioned periods, the corresponding 8,841.184 I 8,344,781 INCREASE, Customs Excise Stamps Taxes Property Tax Post Office Crown Lands.. Miscellaneous 1854. £ 5,349.251 ...

... 20 0 Frarawellgate 20 3 Tees 21 Haswell 21 6 Evenwood 18 ths XsoaraoN TUESDAY. Auo. 28. BANKRUPTS. . . George Sixto Bayley, Crown-court, Phil pot-lane, commission agent. Joseph Miller, Piccadilly, fishmonger. John Wise, Bournemouth, cttal merchant. Edward ...

... appears that, only a few.lav* nT vionsly t.» the murder, had Wen there inquiring On the Sunday morning the deed was couumiw Flatt was seen in the vicinity of the rectory about d* past ten clock, and, between half-past eleven and t»*lw. ©clock, was met s-jiuo ...