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... vessels within three miles of tlia British coast, signed, 1843. 14. —Sat.—Battle Burnet, at.d death Warwick, 1471. Warren Hastings, acquitted, 1795 -—Battle of Liienne, General Hoy killed, IS I I.—lnsurrection at Aux-Eayes President Herard assassinated ...
... Robertson, historian, died, 1792. 12, Fri.—.Trinity Term ends.—Wat Tyler slain, 1381.—Duke of Berwick killed, 1734. 13, Sat. Lord Hastings beheaded, 11S3. —Corsica seized by the French, Marquis Cornwallis appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1798.—Insurrection ...
... London. Married, at Preston, Dorset, by the Rev. John Harrington. the Rev. Hastings Hawes Harrington, of Clialbury Lodge, Preston, to gllia Jane, eldest daughter the Rev. Oetavius Piers. Visar of that parish. Married, at Wiraborne Minster, Thursday, the Nth ...
... 1844. 13, Fri.—Samuel Butler author of Hudibras, born, 16121 —Revolution, 16S8.—Massacre of Glencoe. 1691.—Triaf Warren Hastings commenced, 1795. —T.ie Duke o Berri assassinated, IS2o.—()kehauipton church burutdown 1842. 14, Sat.—Valentine, B. & M.—Old ...
... I.eomHT**; Cattle and Swan Inn.-. Hasting*; Hotel, Tunbridge Welle Messrs. Burton and Fra*er, Solicitor*. Lincoln's Inn; at the Auction Mart, at Mr. (icorgc Robins's Offices, Covenl Garden. ST. LEON ARD’S, m HASTINGS. Desirable PROPERTY a small s\ifr ...
... Milan, died, 397. —Dr. James Parsons, anatomist, died, 1770.— Oliver Goldsmith, poet, died, 1774.—Burke impeached Warren Hastings, 17S6.—The fort of - Vera captured by O'Donuell, 1838.—Admiral Sir John White died. 1845. 5, Wed.—Thomas Hobbs, philosopher ...
... was blown ashore in the West Bay, and became a wreck. The was lost on the Gunfieet Sand. The of Ipswich, struck on the south pier off Southwoid; the master, Mr. | Welham, was drowne?. The ‘ Clipper.’ of Newcastle, from Hall, in attempting to make Blyth ...
... in the British Channel. 1S43. Eighty fishermen lost their lives the Morue coast the county of Down, 1813. —The Marquis of Hastings disdc 1844. —Joseph Strutt died, 1844. —The Pelican arrived with Chinese silver, 1845. 14, Thur-. Oxford Term begins.—Edmund ...
... BRISTOL GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY’S OFF I, QUAY, BRISTOL. Swift and commodious Steam Vess> tended to tail from Cumberland Hast\ to the undermentioned Places , with ...
... —William Stoner, Esq., Kingswood, Wilts, to Miss Lewis, only daughter the Rev. John Lewis, At Trowbridge, Wilts, the Rev. J. D. Hastings, A. M., Thomas Evans, Esq., solicitor, Chepstow, to Fanny Maria, only surviving daughter of George Sylvester, Esq., of Trowbridge ...
... Lansdown, I(l43.—Battle —Charles Ancillon, French lawyer, died, 1713. issued, 1317.—Algiers taken by the French, B3o ' Flora Hastings, poetess, died, 18X0. „ j 6, Mon.—Old Midsummer Day.—Henry 11. died, Huss, reformer, burned, 1 115.—Sir Thomas Mo -,»!•. ...
... Beno Collini died, 1570 Revolution. 1688. —William and Mary proclaimed, 1689.—Massacre of Glencoe, 1691.—The trial of Warren Hastings commenced, 1798. —The Duke Berri assassinated, LS20.—Okehampton church burnt down, 1842. —Sharon Turner, historian, died ...