The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-24 00:00:00

FOR PAVIORS' wad SLATERS' WORK.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MALI. MALL,
OCT. 20, 1828.
PERSONS who may ho willing to Contract
n for the performance of the WORK required by the
4Nuottreble the BOARD of ORDNANCE, in either of the
!hove- stated Branches, ia. the REPAIR or ERECTION of
BARRACKS and other ORDNANCE BUILDINGS, at
ttlY 01 the undermentioned Stations for a period of Three
;sr4ra:detersainable .on either party giving Three Months'
pa'
after, the end of the First Year, will send in sealed
beladerLuo or before Tutraswty, the 6th day of Novem-
e 16i8, addressed, " To the Secretary to the Board
;:.,°"lllaace, Londou," and endorsed " Tender
1 (specifying the Trade and the Station to
!llack the Tender refers, v.iz.
comprehending ell the
Ordnance Ruildings, OUlees,
and .Burraeke at Pall-mall,
'.attd.;witinis Five, Mike of
that place.
Y. Wiodsor
"him's° 'C • •
6. P
Croydon
croyd,ll
• Hampton Court
.I)4ittsd Sehodules, containing 'the ConditiOns of Con-•
7`4fi and'a List of the Articles or Work that may be re-
-9 1, May be bad on application at the Royal Engineer's
-'!`cei No. 67, St. Jauva's-street, where every , information
egarding the Cnntraete may lee obtained.
The. Schedules contra/am; the Conditions of Contract
fWWindsor, Hounslow-, Hampton Gnt, and Croydon,
b-AaY also be (Maimed of the Barrack Masters at those
Stations.

For Pavion' Work.

For Slaters'. Work.

By order of the Board,
R. BYIIASI, Strretary.

BRUNSWICK MEETING ON PENENDEN HEATH.
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EEKLY TIMES of SUNDAY, OCT. 26,
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--Monopolylogue Tragedies—Kept Actresses, &c.
Notes of the Week—Lord Kenyon still on his Knees—
Portraiti of Begging
_Placemen—Chantrey's Liberality—
New Dramatic Establishment—Theatre of Horrors at St.
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'THE QUARTERLY REV[EW, No.
NEXT. LXXVI., will be published on TUESDAY

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Akio a Report of the enrious Trial in the Court of
klug's Bench on Tuesday last, in which the Medical Evi-
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