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... Brooks 0 Bnrbridije, b Booker 0 ; Odell, c Burbridge.b Brooks 4 Keene, b Tufnail 2 Rogers, c Keene, b Brooks fi Street, b Odell 17 Booker, cand b Street 2 Brooks, s Rogers, b Cas.ella 24 Tufnail, c Jordan, b Brooks 1 Stevens, c Tufnail, b Odell 26 Castells ...
... xv-ANCELLORS' COURTS,- LIXCOLN'S-INN.— At 10. Bk-tork Vie.X ?? (o__»R Sir 11. T. Kindkksi.ey.—Ad- journjpd Summons: Mexxlie v. Bannister, part hoard. Causes, kc. : Smith v. Prowning— Pennington v. Pennington— Ward v. Talbe*t — Opurtray v. Sturgis— Uoyd v. Backer ...
... Fisher, Trin. Parmiter, Christ's. Avent, Cains. Fisher, Jesus. Pattrick, Magd. Baily, Joh. Flintoff, Emman. Payne, Pet. Bannister, Sid. Foster, Joh. Peile, Christ's. Barrowby, Joh. Fowler, Emman. Pember, Caius. Barstow, Joh. Fox, Trin. Perring, Trin. ...
... Cooper, wholesale grocers, of Monument-yard, was charged with robbing biß employers of goods to a considerable amount ; and Roger Durant and Syder Durant, wholesalo grocers and dealers in epioe, of Lilypot-laue, were charged with feloniously receiving the ...
... M.A., Emmanuel College. J Thomas Charles Henry Croft, M.A., Caius College. First Class. Ainger, Trin. H. ! Evans, Trin. I Rogers, Christ's. A.ndras, Job. G'ruggcn, Job. ?? Joh. Baily, Trin. Jones. E.D., Job. Webb, Pemb. Batley, Trie j Kendall, Job. Wild ...
... Neale v. Neale — Milburn V. Gregory. AMI.: In re Vicker- ?? v. Dodd — Koddum v. Moriey— ln re Townsend — Warder v. liartlett. Rogers v. Rogara, ai Vi— Payne v. Batley, at 2 — Olliver v. King, at2_— Soohy v. Sooby, at 3. MASTERS' OFFICES, SOUTHAMPTON-BUILDINGS ...
... Lincoln (3)— Richardson v. Adams— Soar v. Foster— Gomsted v. Marsh— Hayter v. Tucker, part heard— Mackarell v. Taylor (2)— Rogers v. Rogers— Bennett v. Adamson. The COURTS OF QUEEN'S BENCH, COMMON PLEAS, and EXCHEQUER will sit in Banco, at Westminster, at 10 ...
... Whitroore v. Pepper, part hcartl— Buny Port Comik-uiy v. Bowser (S). Adjourned -umraonsej: Thomas v. Barnard— Moodic v. Bannister. H_roK_ViC_ Chaxcbllok Sib J. BrCAn-.— By Order : Attorney General V. Munro— ln re Watts' Charity— Bull v. Wntts. Motions ...
... lluutcr, resigned. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. and J. E. Wood, Rochdale, surgeons and apothecaries— J. S. and W. H. Swire, and T. Rogers, jun., Liverpool and New OrLans— 3. Thurgood and J. Thurgood, juru, Brighton, provision merchants — J. Newton and J. Taylor ...
... and Longmans. MR. ROGERS'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. A New Edition, in fcp. Bvo., price Is. 6d. cloth, REASON and FAITH; their Claims and Conflicts. Reprinted from the Edinburgh Review. With an Appendix. By HENRY ROGERS, By the same Author ...
... presented by Sir G. Grey. Mr. Anthony Bannister, Mayor of Hull ; Mr. Thomas Thompson, Town Clerk ; and Mr. Samuel Warren, Q.C., M.P., Recorder, from tbe Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Kingston-U]>on-Hull. Messrs. Bannister and Thompson were presented by Lord ...
... conferred. 14. Railway accident: Midland — A man struck by an engine buffer and killed, at Methley. — Execution of Captain Rogers at Kirkdalc for the murder of a seaman on board his ship. — Colliery explosion at Netherton : Inquest on seven bodies. 15 ...