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of, appointed, 14. for the Abolition of Slavery; from Upwell and Welney; Wisbech; Haverfordwest; Wesleyan Chapel, Kington; Newcastle upon Tyne; Alnmouth ; Alnwick ; Hereford ; 1. Baptist Church, Kington; Huntington ; New Sarum; Down- ton; Truro Anti-Slavery Society; Roseland;
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Petition for the general Establishment of, (1840), LXXII., 351. ALMSWORTHY. See Bills, Local, &c. ALNMOUTH. See Bills, Local, &c. (York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Barmoor and Alnmouth New Branches, &c.)) ALOES. See Accounts and Papers. ALSTON. See Atlay v, Alston.
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Local, &c. BARKSTON ASH. See Bills, Local, &c. BARMOOR. See Bills, Local, &c. (York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Barmoor and Alnmouth New Branches, &c.)). BARNET. See Whyte et al. v. Barnet. BARNET. See Bills, Local, &c. (Eastern Counties Railway (Tot-
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1847 Railwat (Wear- I mouth Dock Ex- largement). York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Barmoor and Alnmouth New Branches, &c), P. (Opposed.) York, Newcastle and Berwick Railway (Aban- donment 01- part of Bishop Auck- land Branch, &c), P. (Opposed.) York, Newcastle,
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free Harbour at Alnmouth, with license to load and unload wool, hides, &c. Grant of free Hac- This grant wns made during that period of this King's reign when the Earl of Leicester and bour at Alnmouth. the barons assumed
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