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bUtIkALTY-OFFICE, Jura 9, 1829.

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ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all
Widows who receive Pensions fr( m the Chat i°
!lief of the Widows of Commission and Warrant
of the. Royal Navy, must send or bring to this
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CONTRACT FOR COALS.
L HOSPITAL CHELSEA, JUNI: 16, 1829.
LORDS and OTHERS, COMMIS-
[ONERS for the AFFAIRS of this HOSPITAL,
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lons all may he willing to Cc iiUaetfor supplying
iital with COALS for the current Year, consist-
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RUSSELL'S WALLS END
)N MAIN STEWART'S WALLS END
WALLS END RIDDELL'S WALLS END
luantity required is about Six Hundred Chtldrons,
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