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British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

Crichton, Redruth, Cornwall, drapers-E. B. Iawkins and G. W. Gillirgs, Pit- field street, Hoxton, linendrapers-J. Simpson and G. Short, Low Pallion, Darham, ship builders-R. Brook, W. T. Gant, and J. Brook, Bradford, Yorkshire, linen- drapers-J. Brown and R. Kerr, Norwich,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

close carriage to dine at Pallion hall, the residence of Mr C. Webster. The carriage was drawn by two horses, driven by the coachman, and on the box was Mr Laing's butler. To reach Pallion ball from Sunderland the carriage

British Newspapers 1600-1900

evening, Mr. James Laing, the ship builder, was proceeding along with his wife, in a close carriage to dine at Pallion Hlall the residpnce of Mir. Christopher Webster. The carriage was drawii by two driven by the coachman, and on

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Loan of t12,000,000. At the meeting of creditors of Mr. Coll Taylor, Chemical manufacturer and agent, Hendon, Newcastle, Hlylton, and Pallion, on Friday, the statement of affairs -howed liabilities amounting to £26, 000., whilst the probable assets were estimated at

British Newspapers 1600-1900

In a shipbuilding yard at adllen, In June, 1867, he married her, and they. con- tinned to eide together at Pallion. when Robinson married the prisoner he ws a widower with five children. and the prisoner had one little girl

British History Online

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Border Papers volume 1, December 1580, 01 December 1580-31 December 1580

many accidents. In December 17 Eliz., he assured to her Majesty the fee simple of his own manors of Barnes, Pallion and Clowcroft in Durham, yearly value 129 l . 11 s . 11 d ., and in exchange, had

Index, P, Q, 01 July 1560-01 December 1594

1593), 820; the gunners complain there is no provision in (17th April), 823. Pale , the [Irish ] : 196. Pallion manor (Durham): 73. Palmer , Dande, of Awtenburn: raid by, p. 359. David: horseman, Newton, p. 160. Mr, of

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Report from the Select Committee on the State of the Coal Trade; together with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1836

- ÂFormosa Valiant - - Planter Braeh - Canada Salem - Alexander - Sarah - Venus Danube John and Margaret Pallion Amity - Mary - Tenterden Assiduous Wilna David Owen Hero - Robert and Ann - Providence - John and

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

Quarry ; Rent, Â£.120; working, &c, Â£.472. 2. Â A. Fenwick, esq , for the privilege of taking Rubble-stones from Pallion Quarry, at"l 9d. per ton, Â£. 502. 19. ; working, at 1 4. 3 d. per ton, Â£.968. 13.

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

Frec-stoues had from Whi'-eho'ise Quarry Â for Rubble-stones hÂ»4 from Pallion Quarry Â Major Byers, one )-eÂ»r*Â» Rent for Newbottle Quarry - Â Addiscn Fenwick, Esq., one year** Rent for Pallion Qiwrry Â for Iron, Ctaiu, Castings, ke. - -

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

for Free-stones ------------ Â Major Byers, one year's Rent for Newbottle Quarry - Â AdJison Fenwick, esq., for Stones from Pallion Quarry - Â for wianing Rubble-stones, at 1 t. 3d. per ton ...... Â for Iron, Chains, Castings, &c

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

for Free-stones ------- Â Majer Byers, one year's Rent of Newbottle Quarry - Â Addison Fenwick, esq., for Stones from Pallion Quarry Â for winning Rubble-stones, at 1 Â«. 3<Â£. per ton Â for Iron, Chains, Castings, ice - Â

19th Century British Pamphlets

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[Eight hour movement ] : [newscuttings ] ., 1890

jjer hour. An important proposal was made by a Sunder¬ land shipbuilder yesterday . Mr. J. Y. Short , of Pallion , addressed a meeting of his workmen during the dinner hour.and proposed that during the ensuing year their hours

Narrative of the origin and progress of the blue cholera of India, commonly called the "cholera morbus": with a minute account of its symptoms, pathology, and treatment..., 1832

resembling cholera, and he died at the end of twelve hours. He was a quarryman, in decentcircuur*tances, and resided at Pallion , on the river Wear , about two miles from Sunderland . Two days afterwards a potter named Allison

Authorized report of the proceedings of the Durham Diocesan Conference, held at Durham, Sept. 21st and 22 nd, 1880, 1880

Burnett , St. Thomas 's, Bishopwearmouth ; Rev. Johnson Bailey , Vicar of St. Luke's , Pallion . Lav Members-R. A. F Ellis, Esq., Roker , Sunderland ; Edward FeAtherstonhaugh, Esq., Roker House , Roker ; J. B Morgan, Esq.,

[Eight hour movement ] : [newscuttings ] ., 1890

One hundred objections to a Maine law: being a sequel to the 'Argument' of the United Kingdom Alliance for the legislative prohibition of the liquor traffic, 1857

wives. Take a case from the newspaper.* A Merchant Captain, named Thompson , is charged with beating hi3 wife at Pallion . ' The wife gave her statement with great reluc- ' tance-declared that the Prisoner was [not a brute,

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British History Online

Border Papers volume 1, December 1580, 01 December 1580-31 December 1580

Index, P, Q, 01 July 1560-01 December 1594

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

Report from the Select Committee on the State of the Coal Trade; together with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1836

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

Port of Sunderland. Returns of the revenue received by the commissioners, in each year since the passing of the act 11 Geo. 4, c. 49; of the commissioners now acting; of the debt owing; and, of the sh..., 1843

19th Century British Pamphlets

[Eight hour movement ] : [newscuttings ] ., 1890

Narrative of the origin and progress of the blue cholera of India, commonly called the "cholera morbus": with a minute account of its symptoms, pathology, and treatment..., 1832

Authorized report of the proceedings of the Durham Diocesan Conference, held at Durham, Sept. 21st and 22 nd, 1880, 1880

[Eight hour movement ] : [newscuttings ] ., 1890

One hundred objections to a Maine law: being a sequel to the 'Argument' of the United Kingdom Alliance for the legislative prohibition of the liquor traffic, 1857

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