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... John O'Callaghnm, by ?? Woodlock, J.1 C. Bradv, W. C. PRuthven. Robert I Sparks, James Dwyer, Michael O'bhanghnessy, and Philip as Forar y, Esqrs. 0). Mr. BRElaieL presented the half.yearly report fr ,m the gh committee of accounts, and moved that it ...
... Riccard, J. E.J. Soulhviolton Davey, F. J. Hennock Rowe, William, Hartlund Daykin, W. P. Di/dford Rowcliffe, George, Swymbiidqe Davy, m. Swymbridye Roberts, Hugh, Cadeieiah Drew, John, St. homas Robertson, Robt. jun. Dovell, Philip. Parracombe Russell, John ...
... Sir Henry Digby and Viscountess Andover, Lady Davey, Lady Elizabeth Dutton, Sir John and Lady Ogilvy, Sit William and Miss Anson, Lady Waterpark and Miss Cavendish, Hon. Mrs. Stanley, Mr. and the Mrs. Philips, Mr. Vincent, Mrs. Lister, Mr., Mrs., and Miss ...
... TUESDAY. !NOM TN= LONDON GAZETTE. TARTNERSIIIPS I.OIsSOLIIiD. Davey and Smith, Bristol. porter merchants Demp sey ,u ilcock and Co, Bradford, Dem, Benham, •and Cu, Livervol. titular measurers Wl•lyarre and Co, Patersborough, SurtliamptousliM, common • ...
... 14th, 1833. Robert Davey, a young man in the employ Mr. Samuel Bremridge, appeared to answer the complaint of James liabb, who stated, that ill the afternoon of Saturday, the 21st of Se'.t! Tie was returning from Derby, when Davey, who was furiously riding ...
... Mary, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Martyn, of Russell-square. On the 12th inst., at Assington Hall, Suffolk, Philip Henry Sydney, the infant son of Philip Augustus Browne, Esq., aged eight months. On the 12th inst., at the house of her brother, in Union-street ...
... F 40th Foot — Ensign C. Philips, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice Walsh, deceased. 45th Foot — Lieut. E. W. Lascellcs to be Captain, without purchase, vice Moore, elee -easi-el. 47th Foot — Serjeant Major — Sinnott to be Adjutant ...
... Gillham, Romford, wine -merchant. Nov. 25, 29, Dec. 27, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street, Solicitors, Messrs. Selby, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street; and Mr. Flower, Austin-friars. John Brown, St. Mary-at-Hill, wine -merchant, Nov.lB, 29, Dec. 27, at ...
... appraiser . Edwin, of Esher, Sorrey. manufacturer acmes to contain sheet copper, and of East Msalibey. miler SERJEANT Philip Davey (sued as Philip Serjrnoi of Callinorton, Cornwall, of Jersey, sargeos. &c. last of Colstuck. Cortiwall. and Torre, hillomit ...
... g the dwelling- house of Wm. Sheppard, of Groat Glemham, and stealing a black silk scarf; 15 years' transportation. Chas. Davey, for stealing a deal board, the property of Joshua Bryant, of Melton, a previous conviction being proved ; sentenced to 14 ...
... honour so kiss the Sovereign's hand, and, having received from his Mniest y the star ot the Order, withdrew. Ther Admiral Sir Philip-Charles Henderson Durham, was introduced with the like ceremony, and invested; and, having kissed the Sovereign's hand, and ...
... coat. Mr. H. Davey, regimentals, Royal isileers. - : J Mr. Webster, Scotch Peasant. Mr Mills, Knight Templar. Mr. George Steward, uniform. Miss Henchman, Alpine Feasant, Mr. Skipper, Pilgrim. Mr. Crabtree, Barrister. Mr. E. Newton, Serjeant at Law. Miss ...