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T124,11'000 .O.IY.

roR RECEIVING TENDERS roft EMBANK-
ING THE INNER BAY, na BACK STRAND, EXTENDED
TO THE IS? MARCH, 1831.

WHEREAS his Majesty's Government propose
to grant a Lease of the Inner Bay, or Back Strand of
Tramore, in the County of Waterford, containing 1,5!00 Statute
Ares, or thereabouts, for the purpose of Embanking and Cul-
tivating the same. Notice is hereby given, that the Lords Coat-
rei...ioners of his Majesty's Treasury will receive, on the Ist of
:MARCH, 1821, instead of the Ist of JANUARY, 1821, as
c..pressed in former Advertisements, Proposals from suck Per-
bni or Companies as may be disposed to engage in this under-
:!.l:ing. The Lease is proposed to be granted for 99 years.—
'II:: Person offering the highest Rent to be accepted as the
I.•:•scv, but the same to be rent-free for the first five years,
:.;.d a: half the rent for the next five years. The Embankment
to l•••: completed within the first five years, to the satisfaction
a such Pc ,on or Person as shall be appointed by his Majesty's
Govvrom:nt to survey the same.

P:opo,,;ls my be sent, addressed to GEORGE HARRISOS, Esq.
Tre.oury Chambers, London; and a Plan and Section of the
tiand may be seen in the Engineer's Office, at Dromore Harbour.
Treasury Chambers, London, Dec. 14, 1890.

COUNTY. FIRE-OFFICE, REGENT-STREET.
COUNTY FIRE•OFFICE RETURNS.

I►TOTIOE is hereby given to all PERSONS who,
11 in 1519, completed their Terms of SEVEN YEARS'
INSURANCE., that RETURNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT. upon all Premiums paid by them during that time, are
receivable here, and it is requested that such Persons as have
::elected to receive their Returns in preceding years will apply
Lr the same forthwith. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT,
Managing Director.

LOOKING GLASSES.
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dmirably adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant draw-
ing-rooms.
Plate Glass for windows fitted in at a greater relative advan.
cage than Crown Glass.

BUILDER'S PRICES, FOR 1821.
This day was published, price 41.
The Thirty-first Edition, corrected to the present Time,
CROSBYS BUILDER'S NEW PRICE-BOOK,
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IMPROVED FRENCH DICTIONARY.
. This day was published, in 12mo. price 10s. 64. bound,
The Second Edition of
A FRENCH and ENGLISH and ENGLISH and
FRENCH DICTIONARY.

By M. DE LF.;NT I ZAC,
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Ili roughly revised and improved; the two Parts carefully
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Prcnunciatioil.—By C. GROS.
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HUTTON'S BOOK OF NATURE.
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THE BOOK of NATURE LAID OPEN, in a
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REV. ROW LAND HILL'S VILLAGE DIALOGUES.
TUE EIGHTH EDITION.
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