New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 121Henry Colburn, 1882 |
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Page 162
... Romford . A strange old town , and a growing one is this Romford . It is only twelve miles from London , and on a main line of rail- way , and yet it has not been overwhelmed by the efflux of the metropolis . It has a large and still ...
... Romford . A strange old town , and a growing one is this Romford . It is only twelve miles from London , and on a main line of rail- way , and yet it has not been overwhelmed by the efflux of the metropolis . It has a large and still ...
Page 166
... Romford Brewery , capable of containing from sixty tɔ five hun- dred barrels each of this number thirty are fitted with a freez- ing apparatus , which is of the utmost value when the weather is warm , and the air charged with impurities ...
... Romford Brewery , capable of containing from sixty tɔ five hun- dred barrels each of this number thirty are fitted with a freez- ing apparatus , which is of the utmost value when the weather is warm , and the air charged with impurities ...
Page 168
... Romford is indebted to Messrs . Ind , Coope and Company , for the freedom from anxiety under which the inhabitants repose every night , for it has no fire engine of its own , and is content to put its trust in the kindliness and skill ...
... Romford is indebted to Messrs . Ind , Coope and Company , for the freedom from anxiety under which the inhabitants repose every night , for it has no fire engine of its own , and is content to put its trust in the kindliness and skill ...
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CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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