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... Distillery of JOSEPH fc JOHN VICKERS & CO., LONDON; And may be obtained, as well as th-ir far-famed Orange Boven. Curacao, Cherry Brandt, Gold Wasser, aud Noyeau, of all the Spirit Merchants in the kingdom. Boao' Market Distillery, Lusnnv. Learnings Essence ...
... Right Rev. the Lord Bishop ol Oxford, Thursday, June I. 1843. Divine Service will commence ai Eleven o'clock. ' HENRY CURTIS CHERRY, Rcctcr. WILLIAM WHITE, , , ARNOLD LA[NSON, Churchwardens. SOJjD, MATCH HORSE, colour hay, with black point's, Itt hands high ...
... Aldermen, the Recorder, the Common Sergeant, and Mr. Sergeant Arabin. Newbury cherry fair owing to the lateness of the season proved its title to be a misnomer, very few cherries being to be seen. It was, however, decidedly the best horse fair of this summer ...
... their undertaking, and the}' confidently trust that this their further appeal will not be iu vain. £ s. d. The Rev. H. C. Cherry, 2nd donation . 50 0 S. NichoUs, Esq., 10 Mr. William White, ditto 10 10 0 Mr. Laiuson, ditto 0 Mr. Charles West, ditto ...
... LOADS of prime valuable OAK TIMBER, now lying in and near Newbury and Lanes. 10 Loads of Oak Tops, in Newbury Road. 4 Large Cherry Tree Sticks ditto. 15 Cord of Oak Lop, in Holly Coppice. 2,500 Coach Spokes 1 Waggon Spokes the Woodman House 50 Large size ...
... parishes. Signed by the request of w g Chairman. Committee, ' It was proposed R. Palmer, Esq. and seconded bj the Rev C. Cherry, and carried unanimously. That the Report now read, be recelced and adopted. Proposed P. Esq. and seconded E. Simeon. Esq ...
... Southcote House ..220 Rev. B. Fisher, Basildon 0 Rev. J. E. A. Leigh, Know] Hill 2 2 0 Miss Weinholt, Reading 2 2 0 Rev. H. C. Cherry, Burghfieid 2 2 0 Rev. T. G. Tyndale, Holton.Oxon 2 0 0 Sir C. S. Huuter, Bait., Mortimer Lady Ditndas. Reading 2 0 0 A Friend ...
... baskets of cherries, and 44 baskets of currants, the produce of Holland. The Soho, from Antwerp, on the same day, brought baskets of fruit, the growth of Belgium, and a sailing packet called the Commercial Packet, from Rotterdam, 100 baskets of cherries, of ...
... John Bartholomew William Lane C. Hearo W. White George Higgs Stephen Smith William Lane James Lewington John Alls worth H. C. Cherry George John Nash George Beanchamp * * This address received the above signatures in the course Saturday's market, aud would ...
... Bray Vicarage 0 0 .. 2 0 0 F. T. Young, Esq.. Shottesbrook House 10 0 0 Rev.J. W. Rontli,Tilehurst . 110 u Rev. H. C. Cherry, Burghfield Rect0ry. F. Villebnis. Esq., Benham Place 10 0 0 Mr. W. Hnut 0 Jas. Paver, Esq., Portland Place ...
... of till the morning. When again brought up pleaded guilty, and was condemned ...
... was honest farmer, and left twenty-pounds a-year, ,c bishop every morning made vow that he voulu not marry on that day. Mr. Cherry ospd frequently, eta entering the break fast-rbom, to sav, Well, my Lord, the resolution made 'this morning f—'''Oh yes ...