... in their usual style by Herr Staudigl and Herr Pischek, and are quite worthy Mr. Benedict's high repute as a composer. M. Roger, the new tenor from the Opera Comique, justified the unanimous eulogies of the press upon his first performance, winning •unanimous ...

... R KNIGHT BRUCE'S COURT, West- minstet —at 10. Petition by Order.—Attorney-General v Yeovil Corporation. Exchequer Canses.—Rogers v Maisie, further directions—Chambers v Middleton—Pelham v Hilder—Thursby v the same—Plumbe v Plumbe. Causes.—Warner v Gomme—Horne ...

... Walker, W. Willmott, C. Tucker, W. Jordan alias Green, J. A. Keeling, J. L. Lewis, George Blaney, Sarah Prosser, W. Kaye, W. Bannister, J. Plun- kett, W. Wilson, R. Owen, John Day, H. Stevens, John Walker, Patrick Bryan, James Kerr, Mary Anne Taylor. Seven ...

... surround the old gentleman and solicit m for money. Mr Rogers tried to av *id them, but they followed him a club-house in Watcrloo-place. waiting until he again made his appearance. When Mr. Rogers came out they renewed their importunities, and it was ...

... pretty start, but the race won easily by the Cantabs. SECOND HEAT.—The Etonian Boat Club: Bethell (stroke), Botfield, Shadwell, Rogers, Walter, Lambert, Oddle, Stapylton; Shadwell, steerer.— The Oxford London Aquatic Club: Maberley (stroke), Powys, rowel, NValsh ...

... Wilson. IMPRISONMENT.—Two YEARS.—William Thompson, alias Church, Elizabeth Griffith, Alfred Clark. EIGHTEEN MONTIIS.—Jane Bannister, Alfred Smith, John King, Catherine Harley, William Myers. FIFTEEN MONTHS.—William Smith, Robert Dailey. TWELVE MONTHS.—Robert ...

... Southampton, ironmonger (Is. 6d.) Aug. 8, W. Richardson, King-street, Covent-garden, wine mei.. chant 6s. 11d.)--Aug. 8, H. Rogers, Southampton, draper 2s.3l.)—Ang. 8, 0. Row, Kingsland-road, &c., beotma er (70.)—Aug. 8, J. S. Story, St. Alban's, banker ...

... county of Surrey, eldest son of Thomas Havers, Esq., of Thelton-hall, in the county of Norfolk, to Ellen, second daughter of Rogers Kudtng, Esq., Nottingham place. Regent Vpark. At Ferring, near Worthing, Mr. G. R. Woolgar, London, to Mary Ann, second daughter ...

... Dalton, Charles Abbot. Ten Years. - Ann Taylor, Christopher Walker, Jos. Leonard Lewis, John Arthur Keeling, George Blaney, Bannister, Sarah Prosser, Wm. Kaye, Henry Stevens, Robt. Owen, William Wilson, James Plunkett, Robert Mudie, George Tucker, William ...

... the .counties where those offence were committed, for the named. For Two reers.—ll. Welsh. J. R. Naves, J. Sullivan. and W. Rogers. Par Moittlia—J. O. Ray, 'tt.B. Tenni. W. Fraser. and G. Crawley. For Osio Poss.—Mice Nayss, Mary Ann Johnson, Catherine Crow ...

... Howorih John &i Edward, engravers to calico printers, Accrington, 22d May. Debts by Edward Howoith Klnch George and Richard Bannister, whitesmiths, Havant, 16th May. Debts by Kench Knock Maria Frances and Charles Geddes, bookbinders, Wellstreet, Crippiegate ...

... jun., and W. Johnson, cotton spinners, Wigan Lancashire—J. Green and J. Powell, grocers, Pembroke. dock, Pembrokeshire—J. Bannister and W. Kaye, double twist yarn manufacturer, Huddersfield—W. G. and J. Reading, fish-hook manufacturer, Redditch ' Worce ...