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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... the Brothers Davey the Dart Crocker and the Concord Hill Xerxes Williams und the Dove Dinham from Wales Sailed the James Bartlett Mary Ann the Sinbad Jones the Dove Dinham Xerxes Williams for Wales Union Canal Lane for Gijon the Brothers Davey Mary Toms ...
... Mr. O'Malley called for the letter, which was produced hy Mr. Serjeant Byles. Mr. Serjeant Bytes asked to have the letter read. Mr. O'Mahley objected to the reading of the letter. Mr. Serjeant Bytes submitted that when an opposing counsel called for a document ...
... sail down the channel in the Captain's pleasure-boat. They had with them one boatman and a police serjeant. After having gone near the bar, and put the serjeant ashore, they were making homewards, when a sudden gust of wind upset the craft,.and all had to ...
... England, was then nominated by Sir Edward Walker, and seconded by John Palm, Esq. Lord Grosvenor was then proposed by Dr. Philip Jones, the mayor of the city, and seconded by Thos. Dixon, Esq., banker. No other candidate being proposed, Sir John and his ...
... Ralph Barnes, the Bishop'- Secretary, where needed. The defendant's counsel are Mr. Cockburn, ac, Mr. Butt, a.c., and Mr. Serjeant Kinglake ; attorney, Mr. Stogdon. Some apprehension has been felt the city lest the leaders should not be present as they ...
... o'clock. Hermaha. , assignee of James May, v. Eyas*. Mr. Crowder and Mr. Montague Smith were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Klnglake and Mr. Greenwood far tbe defendant Mr. Crowder stated that thi.. waa an ac- tion brought by tbe plaintiff, as tk* ...
... Fmleric Robarts, Esq. =§ w g.gS’Sgi’g.ißSM -£5 ffEi V At tl» HALL OF COMMERCE, Til READNEBDLE-STREET, Wm. Henry West Bcttv, Esq. Philip Salomons, Esq. »-2 2.J3 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31st, 18*7. Half-past Five precisely, William BoUaml, Esq. W. Sams, Esq. Sgi • S' ...
... limited the medium of the Stewards; but to prevent inconvenience Strangers desirous of attending the Ball, Mr. Ridler, Mr. Davey, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Barge, in Bristol, and Mr. Giles, Mr. Lane, and Mr. Lancaster, in Clifton, are requested to forward any ...
... NEWCOMBE 32 WILLIAM OSBORN 24 RICHARD JULYAN 31 WILLIAM HANCOCK 24 MATTHEW ROBERTS 21 JOHN PAYNE 22 JOHN BENNETTS WILLIAM BUNT 46 PHILIP MATTHEWS 25 JACOB HANCOCK 24 WILLIAM TELLAM 27 CHARLES FAULL 23 RICHARD KESTELL 28 JOHN COCK were bar for tumultuously riotously ...