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... it was stated that there was a hogshead of claret, of 90 dozens; but the cask in reality contained only some 26 dozens. Mr. Flatt, however, said that he sold the claret with the distinct understanding that it should be taken as it stood, ami this was stated ...
... ARnival ¢ Cartives—T aun nee the afe arrival on this country © the re ased besides Mr Kassam Mrs b Rev. A. ert, the the Rev Me Flatt bey are in wal healt! CAPTIVES -Mr Rassat first apjearat lis arrival from Abyssinia, at the “ on Thorwlay fiw — nt The | Mac ...
... succession f r at .he head of aSairs. surely he could g a.ify not unnatural wish by other means than the on. treason against the Crown. Gonsslea Bravo »• powerful Minister that to upset him was necessary to pull the Queen trom the Throne. Much more powerful ...
... presumed pi7zlll , ai laC f, bare led to the discovery of impor evenin', was now far advanced, and requested Crown, said had consulted with the Crown t 0 110 ronscio-nce of the failnre of the t 'ireign , i, om ,„ thermal temaius. classes should arrange l ...
... resulted in a very for the home ptkyera bowliDg of Whitehead for the Flatts United excellent (for amateur) he taken five wickets in five successive balls We append score follows : Flatts United — Williamson 4 6 Wilson 0 Hirst 19 5 Dickenson 24 Cooper 22 ...
... force to religion. The revenue returns for the quarter just ended show an increase of £692,000 on property tax ; £1,000 on Crown lands ; and £261,078 under the head of miscel'aneous. On the following items there has been a dcrease as follows:- Customs ...
... teedle sounded for parade, and every man appeared a with clean towel. The battalion bg proved, was marched four deep into Fla.tte Woods, about a mile from the town, and there extended in something hke skirmishing order, and halted. We are not aware that ...
... Atinglo.Aoi Telegraph ?? F1- Telegraph Con, end ?? 131-1411 Credit Foncier (per shanto) . ?? After official. hours, console flatt~a 94t1. Rail- wavys flat. Midlantd, 10411'I to 105; Metropolitan, lihj to 1h:lJ. A Bombay telogrsns of tho 7th instant quotes ...
... ? on MONDAY. August the 3rd. A Resident Foreign Governess. Terms on Application. [164 EDUCATION FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 18, CROWN STREET, ELSWICK LANE, NEWCABTLE-UPON-TYNE. HE MISSES CHAPMAN receive a limited Num- vber of PUPILS under their care, to educate ...
... Town Hall Buildings, Newcastle. MR ROBSON, Renwick and Penrith. A. MILLICAN, Malt Shovel Inn, Carlisle. T. WILKINSON, The Flatts, Brampton. DERWENTHAUGH BONE MILLS, AND BROAD CHARE COAL OFFICE, NE WOASTLE. NORTHUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOWl AT ...
... the birds are pretty numerous, and in excellent condition. On Sir Lionel Pilkington's extensive range of ground at Boaidhill Flatts, the grouse appear Ito be well packed and strong, and give every promise good sport. The shootings of Mr. J. S. Stanhope, ...
... Towvn Hall Buildings, Newcastle. Mn ROBSON, Renwick and Penrith. A. MIILLICAN, Malt Shovel Inn, Carlisle. T. WILKINSON, The Flatts, Erampton. DERWENTHAUGH BONE MILLS, AND BROAD CHARE COAL OFFICE, NEWCASTLE. May, 1868. (26 tsr NORTHUMBERLAND AGRICULTURALI ...