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... Dorchester.—On Saturday last William Davey underwent a final examination the Magistrates* room in the county gaol Oxford, when he was committed for trial on a charge of shooting at, with intent to murder, Mr. John Davey, a gentleman of independent property ...
... Mrs. Albion Davey, lace * to her Majesty the Queen Dowager, of son and heir. *«. 3rd, at Bodmin, Mrs. Oliver, the hotel, of daughter. MARRIAGES. nth, at Gittsham.by the Rev. Thomas John Marker, the vf J llawkes Mules, second son of Philip Mules, Esq. ...
... General afterwards Inspected the regimental hospital and school, and visited the barrack-rooms at the dinner hour; also the Serjeants’ mess. He afterwards inspected the regimental and companies' books, and expressed himself highly gratified with regard to ...
... olding Charles Tetney Cole J. Sutton St. Edmonds Parkinson Thot. Quadring De Burgh Rev. R. L. Scotton Parkinson W. G. Stalting- Davey Edward Thoresway borough Dowse Richard Wigtoft Paddison H. Gayton-le-Wold Drake Thoresway Parker Lys Louth De Eyncourt G. H ...
... of Henry Lees Edwards, Esq., of Pye Nest, near Halifax. Thursday last, at the parish church, Methley, by the Hon. and Rev. Philip Savile, Mr. Charles Nichols, bookseller, Waktfield, to Jane Chambers, only daughter of Thomas Dean, Esq., Dunford House, Methley ...
... givea Pereooo of offering tbomslv for or ttnd tb room Redruth of April inot to trail to to Ofice at of order Master of Wm DAVEY Clerk Rodratb ISrd April Vp THE MEETING INSTITUTION Fauquharson's tb instant rs ie Morning to of for Aaneity TWO O’CLOCK GEORGE ...
... Marcus Geale to be captain, without purchase, aldwen, deceased. Ensign Charles Vaughan Pugh to be lieu'ice vice Geale ; Depdt Serjeant-Major David Davies tobe ensign, me m ft], foo °randura,—Th e Christian names of Lieut. Johnson, of the of the all re Henry ...
... expressive of the opinion that the items referred to should be calculated on, and that a Borough Rate was unnecessary. Mr. Charles Davey seconded the motion. Mr. H. Hooper rose and said, it appeared to him that the motion would be a reflection on the Treasurer's ...
... our city. Accident from Fire. —On Saturday two children belonging to a person the name of Oswell, residing in Annstreet, St. Philip’s, were left alone while their mother went out for short time; in her absence they endeavoured to take some potatoes from ...
... end .aid he wae too reepeetably connected think of attempting each thing. Mr. Lee he could not by toy pattibility miateken. Serjeant Tbonaa Clarke Niebolla, 16 R, laid the prleoner belonged to the awcll mob, and if wae remanded had doubt of being enabled ...
... situated on the right hand side of the lobby, the same floor as the House of Commons, and are the room* appropriated to the Serjeant at Arms and the Chaplain. dimensions they are about 12 feet square, and the window* look out upon Westminster Abbey. The ...
... Tynte MP Sibthorp MP Captain Pet-hell MP Matthias Attwood Esq MP Alderman Thompson MP Charles Walker Esq MP Mr Serjeant Talfourd MP Mr Serjeant Rev Archdeacon Colchester Rev Dr French Cambridge Rev Dr Rev Dr Burney Rev Dr Birch Dr Marsh Robert Renwick EsqMD ...