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... young Scotchman, by promising that he could get him a situation at Port Philip. —The prisoner told him that Lord Stanley had given him the appointment of emigration agent at Port Philip, and had promised he should have the appointment.—The Right Hon. Lord ...
... Attwood, esq. rd , M ?y Alderman Thompson, MP Lord Bentinck Charles Walker, esq Lor Mr Serjeant Talfourd, MP Lord Middleton Serjeant Wilde, Lordßarhain Mr Serjeant Ludlow Lord Frederick Cordon s Grov J Prj Mp Lord illoughby de Eresby Rev Arch deacon of ...
... commandant Serjeant Wm, Howard, an active and meritorious .officer of the Exeter police, whose official dress is a blue frock coat, ii Milliard, round hat and >ash. Ft; cum) it About fortnight-steak, ewe, the property of John Tanner Davey, Esq., of produced ...
... John Varcoe -WilUam Ashton Wm Grigg _ - Samuel Allen George Yelland Peter Stacey Lewis Tru-cott Robt. Serjeant Joseph Davey ?? Saml. Benny Serjeant Thomas Brown, St Erth Thomas Corner Richard Yelland James Mason Wm Trethewy Wm. Golding Joseph P Richards ...
... butcher—York Clark John, of Stanley-st, Bury, grocer—Lancaster Collinson Robert, of Newman-st,Oxford-st, furniture dealer—Dbts-pr. Davey Joseph, of St John-st, West Smithtield, baker—Dbts-pr. Davies Betty, of Little Knightryder-st, late victualler—Dbts-pr. Dearden ...
... 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. ...
... Vivian Philip Strongman Jno. Warn Philip Carlyon Wm. Williams Jno. Carlyon Jnu. Bennett Henry Carlyon Richd. Hellyar Stephen Langdon Jno. Bennet Joseph Cobbledick George Andrew R'tchaid Cobbledick Thos. Hellyar Frederick May Jno. I? ey Philip Neil! Stephen ...
... and of St. Philip and Jac. the former they have already opened School in cornu room, situated in Limekiln-lane, in a neighhourboo adapted to the purp «e coniemplated and they have i the services of competent Master. 1 heir researchei Philip and Jacob will ...
... Charles William Prynn Richard Pethick Philip Buseomb Wm Toms Charles E Pearse Samuel Browne George Fradd Joseph Prust John Hicks Thomas Beven Richard Pendray D H King Wm Pendray D King Thomas James Tank Edward Shearm Philip Jenkin J Denham George Sowden w Scown ...
... Bury, Grocer and Tea Dealer. Gaol of Lancaster. - --- Commrsorr, Robert, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Furniture Dealer. DAVEY, Joseph, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, Baker. DAVIES, Betty, Little Knightrider-street, Doctors'-common, Licensed Victualler ...
... Lord Frederick Gordon Aid. Thompson, M.P. Lord Willoughby d Eresby Charles Walker, Esq.,M.P. Lord Hay Mr. Serjeant Talfourd Lord Bedesdale . Serjeant Ludlow Lord » e »n°ur Yen. Archdeacon of Colchester Lord Hartland Van. Archdeacon of St. Albans Lord Western ...