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... was held at Wolverhampton an Monday, in favour of the extension of the Factories Ad to the trades of the district. Lord Lyttelton. who psesided, the Fail of Lieielield,• and Mr. W. 0. Foster, 11.1 1 4 la favour of tint ottoman SI the Ankara] aree eppseviog ...
... great part of her oargo- cngaged, asd will have quick despatci), the Scotch-built clipper 01Y1X, A 1, register 281 tons, PHILIP GELL, Commander; 13 ilg iii ?? Docks. This favourite colonial trader is noted for lier fast sailing qualities and sound delivery ...
... credited to savings’ banks, and paid trustees, amounted £1,200,384. 3s. 7d. extraordinary ritualistic funeral occurred at St. Philip’s, Clcrkenwell, on Wednesday last. The incumbent of the parish the llov. W. R. Wroth, who was the first in I/jndon to abolish ...
... CEVENNES. WithTUiistration. 10 Notes on theFIPE Srray Thouirhta and Para'iles for the Wmter. By the Hon. and Rev. W. fi. Lyttelton. With Illustrations. 11. CAVERNS AND THEIR CONTENTS. By Archibald Geilt, F.B.S. 12. OOOD WOiiDß*' to the PITCAIRN ISLANDERS ...
... Hopeies, West street; Messrs, Pmrs.)! and Bba.laeoed, Church sate*; Mr. Goodisoe In6rmary roaU : Mr. Gooi'LAi.. bi>, St. Philips road ; Mra. LoooE and Mrs. H: l, Fawe*tt htre*t, Tbe Tickets remaining (up to the number issued) may be oought at the I>oor ...