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The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] ALPHABETICAL LIST OP NAMES. Thursby, John, beer retailer, 11, Upper Canal-walk Tigg, Thos. cordwainer, 9, Bell-street Tillbury, Chas. sheriff's officer, 18, Bedford-terrace Tiller, John, gentleman, [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] POST-OFFICE INFORMATION. 15 in the morning, during 15 minutes, for the London (day) mail; at 1 in the afternoon, during 30 minutes, for the Bath mail; at half-past 1 in the afternoon, for the Isle of [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] 16 POST-OFFICE INFORMATION. A fee of one penny is charged for letters to be sent by the Exeter or London (night) mails, for the first 30 minutes after the box is closed for those mails, and two-pence [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] POST-OFFICE INFORMATION. 23 Scotia), Newfoundland, and British North America. Before 10 at night, every Wednesday, for Lisbon, Madeira, Spain, and Gibraltar. Before 10 at night, on the Wednesday near [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] 28 POST-OFFICE INFORMATION. Foreign, colonial, or ship letters can only be registered so far as the English port from which they are dispatched, with the exception of letters for France, or whose rou [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] POST-OFFICE INFORMATION. 29 48.—Letters cann6t be returned after once posted. Letters, when posted, can under no circumstances be returned to the writers or persons posting them, until they have been [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] 32 CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT 1237. The corporation list of mayors commenced. 1239. Netley Abbey founded. 1292. The stone conduit under the Polygon erected. 1295. The inhabitants of the town first exercis [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] RELATING TO SOUTHAMPTON. 33 Dukes of Clarence and Warwick, and those of Earl Rivers, when the former were defeated and prevented seizing a large vessel called the Trinity, belonging to the port. 1473 [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] RELATING TO SOUTHAMPTON. 36 and town of Southampton, for making a convenient dock for the security of 'ships, for extending the quays and wharfs, and making docks and piers in the harbour there, and [...]
The Southampton Post Office Directory 1845
Full text:[...] 36 CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT The Hampshire Advertiser newspaper established.—A steamer (the Medina) made the first trip from Southampton to the Channel Islands. 1823. Zion Chapel built.—-The Dispensary e [...]
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