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CONTRACT for TRAIN and PALE SEAL
OIL.
Departmeat of the Storekeeper-Ceneral of the Navy,
eftithestenonitteriatistinrderso, Somerset-place, duly 29, 1850.
forfexecuting the Office of Lord lligh Adrinlral
notlde ,, n o Great Britain and Ireland, do here,3 give
they that‘Zii, Oil TUESDAY, the 20th August next, at One o'clock,
c„„, ibe ready to treat with such persons as may be wiling to
.141 act for supplying her X+jesty's several Dockyar :s with
A tiqt 121AIN or PILCIIAI'D and PALE SiAL OIL.
• ribution of the 011 d form of Tender may be seen at the
sata ottee. s all a
no-NroaTender will be received after One o'clock on the day of treaty,
duly 'Qtteed, unless the party attends, or an agent for him
t.:.... autlicirised in writing.
t.'s?r,.): Tender must be addressed to the Secretary of ties Mail-
-011.,';
an' r
ill.,Pne,ar in the left-hand corner the words "Tender for
by a letter .t also be delivered at Somerset-place, accompaniedb
bell,d ..„ , signed by a responsible person, engaging tobecome
Derr° ^4ll the terson tendeilm, in the sum of 3001. for the due
Malice of the Contract.
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Til.t, Ii&STiTIII. Uoust.
it,C°l;lti ofsDIREaTORS JULY ,
of the EAST
That —*IA COIIPA.NY do hereby give notice,
th:t. a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he held at
orar 121,zilise, i!i Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant,
11, t L ECT lo.ill.ock in the Worning until S Company, Evetnilier room
or pruicis
yr ..'s of a DIRECTOR of the said in
The ro ' aTden, Esq., who bath disqualited. .
Pre,„,_, nn of a Letter of Attotney and of a Declaration for enabling
ka:nors
J uo obtaiof East India Stock to vote by proxy on tis occaned upon
application at the Treasury in thish Housesion,
........:_________
JAMES C. 3IELYILL, Secretary.
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BUILDING GROUND IN
LITTLE GEORGE-STREET,
.0 b TOWE If- ti ILL.
„.0E LET on a BUILDING LEASE for
hoLr4years from Michaelmas Day, 1850, a PLOT OF FREE;
Torver.4°, 1-71'rl) be to the Crown in Little
abotit A'1!I with a Frontage of nearly Firty-sLx feet, and a depth of
Goorge-street,
liouere hundred and forty feet • eligible for the erection of ware-
!n , reboots, Ste.. Sco• .
vnit'ini desirous of obtaining a lease of the same, are to sand in
ID %T.:J.:enders stting the amount of rent they are willing to pay
of jitig`,.!inte; at gab fore Eleven o'clock Ott THURSDAY, the Ist
410tiers"J next, enclosed in sealed covers, addrssed to the Commis
'knifed ~ -her MaiestY's Woods, &c., No. 2, Whitehall-ace, and on-
, Ile
narender for Ground, George-street, Tower-hill."
dttions
4149 be° aof the ground and parti •ulars of the terms and con .
it t
4 the seen
nethorne, Arch ec
by
VPIYIng at the Office of Mr. Pen
Stow said Coininissioner Kr hall-Yard,
478, betwee T 8, ••o. 7, Whit
JPO P nil) on and Four o'clocl. any day, except
—• ''-' S 'WELLINGTON FAMILY and
This CONtNt, c,,-.
Docks,-As lj„' ,---i,,TAL HOTEL DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
' alei. situated in the Immediate vicinity of the Exchangie,
ttrilstut. "
rate eisttl,h.r Palnadeetshof public and commercial resort,
Fisofiratitgend,tapa
l',Iltott!a111811 strangers! taieli')lTenfootidraltdioen:errovrtl;ing that is desirable,
.'44 it. angernents of the "Cuisine" are in the hands of a first-rate
•' ' yid Theo„, Proprietor urther wishes to intimate that his Coffee
IL, .1044:1 •wilerciat Roo.ms „
as Sitting ~,..4444c0nd to no ~ as well_. and Bed Rooms, will be
, Tile
Gear in the kingdom.
itq3ello, lyt,!!ges for servants are included In the Bill (except It Is r a felt' ho uri) viz Waiter Porter, and Chambermaid,
a 1.3. -48Pectfully intimn ted "that all' further payment is mine-
Ittorelr, 1"- 8E N D STA it PACKETS.
-4P'in Mel Second Class Railway NINEPENCE to
SE& or ftom London and Gravesend. , _
'Oll and First Class ditto, ONE SHILLEN G.
To or from Blackwall.
. Chief Cabin.. • . 9d.
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Dr, Ryan's Certificate of Quality.
Mr. Henry Clark,
Sir,—l have carefully examined the samples of ESSENCE of
ANCHOVIES, and of the HARVEY'S and READING SAUCE.
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, Mushroom Ketchup
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„ Chili Vinegar
~ French Capers
Ditto
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