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(£t"tÜ.iU BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. TO TEE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—THE time JLj for surrendering the trust you reposed in me again on the 1st of November, 1374, will shortly expire, and I offer myself for re-election on the following grounds:— That I have giyeu considerable time and attention to the affairs of this rising Borough and have studied to improve its position by ail legitimate means, to the best of my ability. That the Improvement Act had my serious and close attention from the time of the Bill's introduction to the Council until it hal successfully passed the Commons House of Parliament and the House of Lords. That I have faithfully and zealously studied economy with efficiency, and with a due regard to the prosperity and advancement of the Borough, and voted accordingly. Believing you will deem my conduct at the Couucil Board satisfactory, I again place my services at your disposal. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, •v ii Your faithful servant, October 16th, 1877. ROBERT GRAHAM. 11576 BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. v: TO THE BtLRGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. — TUG three years for which you elected me as your representative, will expire in the course of a few days. I trust that my services during that period have not been altogether unworthy of your approbation. Should you be pleased to favour me with a renew.J of your confidence I again place my services at your disposal. Believing the Improvement Hill" to befraaght with alvantases of the highest importance to the future well being of the borough, from the mxnent of its being launched by the Parliamentary Committee, to the day it passed the fiery ordeal of the House of Lords, it received my earnest and unremitting support. The benefits now- ing "from this measure will become increasingly patent as time flows on. A true economy, which, while it fully takes into account the pressure of adverse times, pru- dently provides for the necessities of the future, will continue to be my guiding principle. Soliciting the honour of your support, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Respectfully yours. 15781 JOHN R. JACOB. NEWPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1877. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—IN COM- pliance with a numerously signed requisition, I have much pleasure in consenting to become a candidate for your Ward at the coming election. I have been for upwards of 20 years closely associated with the trade of the Port, and if retured to the Council, my object will be upon all occasions to keep down expenditure, and at the same time promote the best interests of the ratepayers. r I am, Ladies find Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, SAMUEL GOSS. Bang's Vale, Cardiff-road, 18th Oct. 1877. F1604 NEWPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1S77. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CENTRAL WARD LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — THE term for which you elected me as one of your representatives at the Town Council expires on the 1st proximo. I purpose offering myself as a. Caudidate for re-election, in the full conviction that I hare faithfully responded to the confidence which you reposed in me three years back, by my repeated endeavours to oppose every kind of expen- diture which was not imperatively needed either for the preservation of the Public Health, or to meet the proved requirements of a constantly-increasing population. Should you deem me worthy of a renewal of your confi- dence, I ask you to accept my frank assurance that I will spare no personal effort to secure the most rigid economy in the disposition of the Borough Fund, compatible with an effective administration of your Municipal affairs. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, WILLIAM WEST. 49, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon., 18th Oct., 1877. 11588 NEWPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1877. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I NOW beg to offer myself for re-election as one of your representatives at the Town Council. During the three years I have had the honour of filling that position, I have endeavoured to the best of my ability to pursue that course with respect to the general business of the Borough, which, in my opinion, is most calculated to elevate the status of our Town, and develope its Trade and Com- merce. In regard to the Public Finances, I have sought to promote the truest economy of expenditure by care- fully dealing with the present, in anticipation of future requirements believing it to be for our best interests as Ratepayers. Should you do me the honour to re-elect me, I shall steadfastly and independently continue in the future, as I have done in the past, to support those measures which I believe are most likely to result in the greatest good to the greatest number of my fellow Townsmen. i&j,. I have the hoaour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, 1.3 Your obedient servant, IS HENRY JAMES PARNALL. Newport, Mon., Oct., 18th, 1877. f1589 NEWPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1877. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE'CENTRAL WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—HAVING been pressed by many Electors to allow myself to be nominated to represent your interest at the Counci- Board, after due consideration, I have consented to stand the verdict of a contested Election. My reasons for doing so are-that in July last I was astonished at the manner in which our Town Council were squandering away the Ratepayer's money, and that in the face of the greatest depression of trade ever known, when the large works in eur immediate neighbourhood were collapsing one after another. I thought wisdom and pru- dence suggested economy in every department; more especially so when this commercial cloud is passing over us. For many years our Borough expenditure has rapidly increased, when we do not derive proportionate advantages; the majority of the Town Council, only recently, increas- ng official salaries despite the protest of ratepayers in I public meeting assembled. Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, I place my services at your disposal, and, if it be your will and pleasure to send me to the Council Board on the 1st of November next, I faith- fully promise you to look after our united interests closely, and support every measure, brought forward by whosoever it may, for the advancement of our town, and the well- being of its Inhabitants. I beg to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, J. B. RICHARDS. 172, Commercial-street, 0«t. 18. L1591 (?: -jftfieu SuMvc&SfS, BOROUGH OF NEWPORT.—MUNICIPAL ELECTION 1877. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— On the first of November tiext the time for which I was elected as your representative at the Council Board will expire. By conscientious and independent efforts, I have endeavoured to promote your interests and the general welfare of our Town. I trust my services meet with your approbation, and that you will continue the confidence you* have hitherto placed in me during the last seven years at the Council Board. If you are again pleased to re-elect me, I will give my best attention to your interest- and remain faithful to the trust you give into my hands. Yours faithfully, GEO. FOTHERGILL. High Street, October, 19th, 1877. [1587 TO T H E ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. — THE period for which you did me the honour to elect me as one of your representatives, has nearly expired. I beg to offer myself as a candidate for re-election. During the past 12 months questions of a highly important character, deeply affecting our interests, have come under the consideration of the Corporation. In dealing with these matters I have exercised an unbiased judgment in the votes I have given, and I hope that these votes hive met your approval. I therefore venture to anticipate a renewal of your confidence, and pledge myself to exercise my best judg- ment for your welfare. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, ENOCH GRIFFITHS. 1 35, Hi^h-street, Oct., 18,1*7". I ''590 NEWPORT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1877. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—At the earnest request of several of my friends, I respect- fully consent to allow myself to be nominated as one of the Candidates for my own Ward. I have lived among you for some time. and I trust am known to the majority 0" you. If honoured with your support and vote on the First of November next, nothing on my part shall be want- ing to further your interests and those of the Borough generally, should I be selected as one of your representa- tives at the Council Board. During the coming year, in all probability, questions of vital iwportance will be brought before the Council, and if an independent action on my part will be of service upon these matters, I pledge myself to act up to the best of my judgment (irrespective of party) for the public good and the reduction of the now heavy rates of the Borough. I wish it to be distinctly understood I am not the nominee of any party, but come forward as a perfectly Independent Candidate. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, WILLIAM OLIVER. 23, Clarence Place, Newport, October 19th, 1877. [1600 MONDAY NEXT. ROYAL ALBERT HALL, GRAND ORGAN RECITAL. HER R RUDERSDORFF WILL APPEAR. ONE SHILLING. [1101 [n be :.¥d.. TO BE LET—A SUPERIOR HOUSE containing nine rooms—with garden—No. 8, York Place, the most healthy part of Newport.-Apply to HARSE & BROWN, G, Dock-street, Newport. [1465 rpo BE LET, a small detached VILLA X RESIDENCE, with Garden, pleasantly situated at WOODLAND ROAD, MAINDEE.—Apply, W. G. LOVELL, Timber Merchant, Newport. 11497 NEWPORT UNION. RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. WANTED, an INSPECTOR OF NUI- SANCES for the RURAL PARISHES of this UNION. Salary £ 150 per annum, t., include travelling expenses. Candidates, who must be between 25 and 45 years of age, must address applications to me, in their own handwriting, enclosing testimonials, not more than six in number, on or before MONDAY, the 12TH day of NOVEMBER next. Preference will be given to a person who can speak the Welsh language. By order, W. DOWNING EVANS, Clerk. Dated 22nd October, 1877. 11597 DRIFTING.—Wanted, an Apprentice in P the Printing Business.—Apply at the MERLIN" Office, Newport. $aucirtion. TUITION.—In or near Newport, an Oxford M.A. PREPARES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.— A(ldress Rev. J. E. JONES MACHEN, Llanthewy Rectory, Caerleon. [1263 DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHENIo EXERCISES. MRS. TOPLIS BEGS to announce that a LADY from her Vstiblishment will RESUME her engagements at Newport and its"!cini.y weekly, eo»».e»ei»g OCTOBER 5th' SCHOOLS FAMILIES For Terns and other particulars, address to resi- dence, 4, Regent-place, Clifton, Bristol. L THE LAURELS, CLIFTON PLACE T ADIES' SCHOOL, conducted by Miss M. JL-J E. Lewis, with the assistance of Professors, and a resident French Governess. ltr v The Half-term will commence on MONDAY, NOVEM- BER 5th, 1877. [1595 TENDERS FOR COAL. J J. CORDES & Co, of the Dos Works • Newport, Mon., are open to receive TENDERS up to 3rd NOVEMBER, inclusive for the supply of their Works with coal for Furnace use for two years, from 1st JANUARY 1878 Probable quantity required from 400 to 500 tons weekly.—Separate prices to be quoted for Screened and for through and through Coal delivered at the Dos Works. J. J. "boRDES & Co., do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Dos Works, Newport, Mon, 24th October, 1877. L1598 blJ Ruction. LANGEVIEW & LLANGWM, MONMOUTH. :\¡f"R. JAMES GRAHAM will SELL BY ijX AUCTION", at the THESE SALMONS INN, at Usk, on MONDAY, the 29th day of OCTOBER, 1S77, at Three for Four o'Clock in the afternoon, subject to con- ditions of sale (which may be inspected at the offices of Messrs. H. LOVIBOND & SON, or at the offices of Mr. GUSTARD, seven days previous to the sale,) the under- mentioned FARMS AND LAND, n the following Lots, viz. LOT I.-A,ll thoge equal undivided. Seventh Shares of and in all that FARM, called NEWHOUSE, containing 83a. 3r. 15p. (more or less), situate in the said parish of Langeview, and now in the occupation of THOMAS WILLIAMS, as tenant thereof. There is a Large and Thriving Coppice Wood on this Lot, (nearly fit to cut.) The House and Buildings are com- modious and in a good state of repair. There is an abundant supply of water, and some capital Orchard- ing. LOT 2.—All that close of PASTURE LAND, contain- ing 4a. lr. 18p. (more or less), situate adjoining Lot 1, in the said Parish of Langeview, also in the occupation of the said THOMAS WILLIAMS. LOT 3.-All those three equal undivided Seventh Shares of and in all that FARM called LITTLE HOUSE, con- taining 34a. 2r. 37p. (more or less), situate in the parish of LIANG win, and now in the occupation of Mr. CRADOCK G. WATKINS, as tenant thereof. The above Farms and Land are pleasantly situated about a mile from the Town of Usk. Lot 1 is partly Freehold and partly Copyhold, of the Manor of Usk. Lot 2 is Freehold, and Lot 3 is Copy- hold. of the Manor of Usk, (which is nearly equal to Freehold). To view, apply to the TENANTS, and further particu- lars may be obtained on application to the AUCTIONEER, Newport, Mon., or to Mr. H. STAFFORD GUSTARD, Solicitor, Usk, Messrs. H. LOVIBOND & SON, Solicitors, Bridgwater. [1581 OXFORD STREET, MAINDEE, NEWPORT. MR. JAMES GRAHAM bsgs to annouueo that he has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER, 1877, the undermentioned Genteel and Sub- stantial „ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 'in AND EFFECTS, Comprising:- Mahogany Dining Table, Mahogany Dinner Wagon, Walnut Cheffioneer with plate glass back and marble slab, Walnut Couch in cretonne, Walnut Chairs in ditto, Easy Chair, Walnut Folding Chair, ditto Sewing Cbair, Walnut Oval Table, occasional Table (black and gold), Walnut Gipsy Table, Mahogany Chairs in American Cloth, Brus- sels and Tapestrv Carpets, Heartn Rugs, Cretonne Cur- tains Window Poles and Rings, French Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattress. Straw Palliasses, Wool Mattresses, Lavender and Pink Bedroom Suite, consisting of Wardrobe Washstand, Dressing Table, Toilet Glass, Towel Rail, 3 Chairs, Chest with Drawers, and pedestal Cupboard, Painted Chests with Drawers, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Towel Rails, Mahogany Toilet Glasses, Cane- seated Chairs, Stairs Carpet, Brass Stair Rods, Floor Cloth, Cocoa Nut Fibre Mats, Deal Tables, Windsor Chairs, Clothes Horse, and numerous other effects. Sale punctually at Twelve o'clock. Dated 67, High-street, Newport, October 26th, 1877. 11602 RISCA FARM. Within Five Minutes Walk of Cross Keys Railway Station. Important sale of 32 Head of Cattle 2 Powerful Cart Horses, 26 Piers, Agricultural Implements, Wheat, Barley, and Oats in Straw, Roots. Lattermath, Dairy utensils, and other valuable effects, which R. JlNiIES GRAHA-iNt bas been bonourecl MR. JAMES GRAHAM has been honoured with instructions from LIEUT-COLONEL L. HEY- WORTH (who is giving up the farm), to CONDUCT ou TUESDAY the 13th day of NOVEMBER 1877. Luncheon at 11, Sale at 12.3 I. Full particulars in posters, cards, and future Adver- tisements. Dated 67, High-street, Newport, October-25th, 1877. 11603 TO BUTCHERS, CATTLE DEALERS, HORSE DEALERS, AND OTHERS. GOLDCLIFF, MONMOUTHSHIRE, Six Miles from the town of Newport, Two Miles from Llanwern Station, on the Great Western Railway. ANNUAL SALE OF FARMING STOCK. MR. CLIFFORD C. GREEN begs to an- nounce that he will hold the above Sale at the FARMERS' ARMS INN, on MONDAY, November 5th, 1877. The following Entries have been received 36 Fat Steers and Heifers, 120 prime Fat Sheep, 2 useful Cart Mares in foal; 2-yea.r-old Filly, by "Telegraph," dam by Sir James;" very handsome, 10 Porkers, 1 Sow and 10 Pigs. The above Stock is selected from the splendid. Herds of John Kenee, Esq., Whitson William Price,Esq.,Goldcliff; Messrs. Wilcox, Porton, Gold cliff Mr. Jones, Nash Mr. William Hignell, Magor; and others of the principal breeders and feeders in the district. In consequence of the large number of lots the Auctioneer begs to request a punctual attendance. Sale will commence at Twelve o'clock prompt. Entries are resnectfullv solicited, which will appear in editions of the South Wales Weekly Telegram and MON- MOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, issued previous to the Sale. J Auction and Estate Office, Whitson, and 114, Com- mercial-street, Newport, Mon., October 10th, 1877. [1559 TO HAY MERCHANTS, COLLIERY PROPRIETORS CONTRACTORS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. GOLDCLIFF, MONMOUTHSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF PRIME MEADOW HAY. LI/TR. CLIFFORD C. GREEN" has been favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION at the FARMERS' ARMS INN, Goldcliff, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1877, about 220 Tons of PRIME MEADOW HAY, IN 13 RICKS. Twelve are situate in the Parish of Goldcliff, and One in the Parish of Whitson and near to the place of Sale. They are numbered in the respective order in which they will be sold, and will be shown on application to Mr. Wm. Walters, Sampson's Court; Mr. William Price Grove- House; or Mr. George Vaughan, of the Farmers' Arms Inn, Goldeliif.. Six of the Ricks may remain where they now stand, to suit the convenience of Purchasers fot Investment. Sale at Four o'clock in the Afternoon precisely. Estate Offices, Whitson, and 114, Commercial Street, Newport, Mon. L1605 TIMBEti, LARCH, AND COPPICE WOODS. MR. MATTHEW JONES will SELL BY AUCTION, at the BEAUFORT ARMS HOTEL, Monmouth, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER, 1877, at One o'Clack in the afternoon, subject to con- ditions of sale to be then produced. J MONMOUTHSHIRE. LOT 1.—The Fallage of Coed-Vanhellog Wood, con" taining 7a. 2r. 14p„ situate in the Hamlet of Monks- taining 7a. 2r. 14p,, situate in the Hamlet of Monks- wood with 30 Oak Stores. LOT 2. Coed-y-Cocksea Wood, containing 23a. 2r, 36p., situate in the Hamlet of Monkswood with 68 Oak and 2 Ash Stores. LOT 3.—33 Ash, 30 Beech, and 2 Elm Timber Trees, and 14 Ash and U8 Beech Stores, standing on Gwerna- mason Farm, situate in the Parish of Raglan. Lot 4.—200 strong Larch, and 100 Scotch Fir Trces, numbered with red paint, standing in the Criga Wood, situate in the Parish of Trelleck. LOT 5.-212 strong Larch, and 100 Scotch Fir Trees, numbered with red paint, standing in the New Mills Plantation, situate in the Parish of Trelleck. LOT 6.—The upper part of Whitebrook Hale Wood ¡ containing 31a. 3r. 3p., situate in the Parish of Llan dogo, with 22 Oak Stores. LOT 7.—The Percot Wood, containing 33.. 2r. 30p., situate in ths Parish of Llandogo. LOT 8.—930 Larch Trees, dotted with red paint, stand- ing in the Coitca Wood, situate in the parish of Howick. LOT 9.—770 Larch Trees, dotted with blue paint, standing in the Coitca Wood. LOT 10.-1030 strong Larch Trees, dotted with red paint, standing in the Purcas Wood, situate near Devau- den Green. Lot 11.—Part of Upper Windcliff Wood, containing about 10 acres, situate in the Parish of St. Arvans with 4 Oak, 4 Ash, 3 Beech, and 2 Wych Stores, and 2 Oak, 4 Beech, and 2 Wych limber Trees. LOT 12.—The North Part of the Great Barnetts Wood, adjoining Turnpike Road, containing 24a. Or. lip., situate in the parish of Saint Arvans with 18 Oak Stor-s. LOT 13.—The South Part of the Great Barnetts Wood, containing 20a. 3I\ Op.; with 18 Oak Stores. NOTE.-All the above Timber Trees are numbered, and the Stores dotted with red paint, except otherwise mentioned. m William Stephens, of Usk, will show Lots 1 to 3; Richard Godwin, of Pen-y-Yan Green, Lots 4 to 7 and Lewis Williams, of the Veddow, Lots 8 to 13. tfsr Further particulars may be known on application at TROY HOUSE; or of the AUCTIONEER, at Mon- mouth. Troy House, 15th Oct., 187?. [1575 7 fty epeiiau. PONTYPOOL, MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ^VFESSRS. PHLLPOT & WIXGFIELD _Y_L_ have received instructions to SELLBY AUCTION, 011 WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of NOVEMBER next, at 3 p.m., at the Kvw's HEAD HOTEL, NEWPORT, the following lots of OAK AND ASH TIMBER AND COPPICE WOODS, Subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced. LOT 1 -Part of the Graigvawr, 22.1. 2r. Op. in extent, or thereabouts, together with 31 oak timber trees and 29 stores, situate near Aberbeeg Railway Station, in the parish of Mynyddyslwyn. LOT 2.—The Thinnings of Glopwlla Wood, 20 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 5 oak timber trees and 14 stores, situate near Abertillery Railway Station, in the parish of Aberystruth. LOT 3.—Part of the Lasgarne Wood, known as the middle portion, lying above and below the Old Tramroad, 22a. Or. 32p. in extent, or thereabouts, together with six oak trees and 20 stores, situate near Abersychan Railway Station, in the parish of Trevethin. LOT 4.—The North-West portion of the Goy trey Wern, 15a. lr. 32p. in extent, or thereabouts, situate within half- a-mile of the Nantyderry Railway Station, in the parish of Goytrey. LOT 5.-Part of the Laswyn, 13a. 2r. 14p. in extent, or thereabouts, situate in the parishes of Mamhilad and Goytrey, and adjoining a good road leading to the Nanty- derry station. LOT 6.—Tyr William Ambrose, 7a. Or. 5p. in extent, or thereabouts, situate adjoining the Towing Path of the Monmouthshire Canal, and within half-a-mile of Pontrhy- i dyrun Station. LOT 7.-Pontrhydyrnn Wood, 15a. 3r. Op. in extent, or thereabouts, situate within half-a-mile of the Pontrhy- dyrun Railway Station, and close to a good road. The timber irees in the several lots are numbered in reel paint, from No. 1 upwards; and the stores are dis- tinguished by a red cross. William Lewis, woodman, Abercarn, will show lots 1 and 2; and Thomas Saunders, woodman, Estate Yard, Pontypool, will show lots 3, 4, 5, U, and 7 and for further particulars applv to the AUCTIONEERS, or to MR. ALFRED A. WILLI AMS, Park Estate Office, Pontypool. Dated October 17th, 1877. [15i9 COMMERCIAL STREET AND UPPER RAGLAN STREET, NEWPORT. MR. E. G. PENNY is favoured with in- structions to SELL by AUCTION, at the KING'S HEAD HOTEL, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st 1877, at Six o'clock p m., subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced, the following Property, viz. THE LESSEES' TEiiM AND INTEREST OF AND IN THE LICENSED PUBLIC AND DWELLING- HOUSE, Containing Newly-fitted Bar, Smoking. Six Bed-rooms, Kitchen and Very Large Room, and other Offices thereto belonging, known as the "HAMBURG BAR," Situate in Commercial-street, Newport. ) All those Two Leasehold Dwelling-houses, Garden, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in Upper Raglan- street, now in the occupation of Thomas Davies and W. Reed respectively, at the yearly rental of X22 each house. These Houses are held under a Lease from the Tredegar Wharf Company for the unexpired term of 28 years, subject to annual ground rent of < £ t 4s. To view the •' Hamburg Bar," and the Houses, apply on the premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. E. G. PENNY, offices 114, Commercial-street, and 7, Ruperra-street, Newport. 1592 JUttfCS. BOROUGH OF NEWPORT, MON. THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. MADRAS FAMINE. AT the argent request of the LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, and the MANSION HOUSE COMMITTE K, also by the MADRAS FAMINE COMMITTEE, for assistance to alleviate the distress now prevailing in Southern India, whereby an immense population is endangered by this appalling visitation, I appeal for your generous aid, and beg to aaknowledge the following subscriptions :— GEO. FOTHERGILL, Mayor. £ s. d. Amount previously advertised 628 6 8 Zion Chapel, Ponthier 7 13 0 Albert Edward Lodge of Freemasons.. 5 5 0 Lady Rodney Lodge of Shepherds, I 9 o n per Mr. V. Woodcock J Mr, Henry Richards' (builder), ) A Workmen J 1 U U Llanfrechfa Church 1 12 0 Mr. J. B. Hilton 0 5 0 Total Promised £ 701 0 8 Remitted to the Lord Mayor of London September 22nd, first instalment.8100 0 0 September 28th, second „ 100 0 0 October 11th third „ 100 0 0 October 19th, fourth „ 100 0 0 I 11459

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