The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-13 00:00:00

NEW WORK BY WILLIAM HOWITT.
On Thursday next wid be published, in 2 vols., post Bvo.,
THE HISTORY of the SUPERNATURAL in
ALL AGE and NATIONS, in ALL CHURCHES,
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LIFE in NORMANDY: Sketches of French
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(No. 2.)
FISHMONGERS' FORE STALL-AGE OF
SEA-STRAND, ON SALMON RIGHT.
NOTICE TO QUIT on " Wat Tyler and Ric. ll.'s Kentish
word of faith -treaty—' You've lost your Leader; as your
King I'll be your leader, and by advice of council will grant
your wis • hes'—no tax without Poll-representation."
If within seven days, the pile-driving as a Weir obstruc-
tion to the tide set be not removed, as militating in prin-
ciple against the embankment of the Thames—and its
Weir. clearance for Ova-pisiculture and consequent Salmon-
run to its WINDRUSH fork-font L'Bourton on the Water,
via Atkins * Swell. bowl of Stow's E Cutsdean Font.
Action of trespass will have force on the first 500 marks
fine enrolement ' Pat. 13, Ed. 1, m.l' in Exchequer Court
against the papal Fishmongers' Walworth-PALL-guild fi
assumption on Tyler's (murder, A.D. 1381—to sell and exa-
mine Royal monkfish, Whales, sturgeon, mer)maid &c., out-
side the stalls of City Stocksmarket, now Mansion-hs. scite
under Crown-rota Escheat in O.S. data, 12 H. 7, 2 Car.
1699 by 1832-42-3 Act, in Canada's Quebec Fish Statute.
(Signed) CHARLES ' CKERLEY, J. P.

Born, Montague s Chamberlayne, of Ric. irs brother
J. Holland's 3ty-voice, in 1-2 W. 4, Ne. 54 in Planta-
genestella O.S. Evesham's pollen fish-trust-14 J.t.
PETER BASQUET, England's Carib Tnd. Chief, of 1842-3, as
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" In ANSPACH River-set-font as of the Ratisbon Comer
penny Ist tax by Confederate-Zollverein of Prussia's sole'
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rica's Indian Germanicus -tax"—therein Pet, on Bulo, Pal-
merston, Labouchere's 2nd March, 1841, Toll-Customs
Convention.

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in Fisherman's ring of yr. 1381, or their Vintner's Portugal-
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Ordnance-office shift, for King John's illegal life-right (8d
per ton on wine) cancelled in x' 1825—can be admitted, as
'lawful ordinances' on their Merman & Mermaid-armorial
craft-mystery with 5.6 W. 4, c. 63, the State-meter Act,
For Ova Fishery-park plant. Feb. 11, 1863.