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... be raised throughout the United Kingdom. But let the monument be, as has been proposed, a charitable institution, to be named after her late Majesty. As objects of the charity, I would propose the widows of seamen who have served in the Royal Navy. Almshouses ...
... sister-iu-law pass as Steel's wife? —Yes Was she called Mrs. Steel-— Yes Mr. Eyre: Did you ever hear her called by any other name after her marriage- than Mrs. Steel-— Witness : Never, except bvthe person whom Mr. Steel sent with the money for the mainte- ...
... be raised throughout the United Kingdom. But let the monument be, as has been proposed, a charitable institution, to be named after her late Majesty. As objects of the charity, I would propose the widows of seamen who have served in the Royal Navy. Almshouses ...
... saults of the fortress of Bhurtpore, in 1805. It was employed in the Nepaul War at the taking of Almorah and Mount Brown (named after the captain who commanded the com pany), and was captured from the Goorkalis by the grenuaier company of the 30th Regiment ...
... five years, he could find such name as tho one he gave: and it subsequently turned out that he served on board in another name after 1812. I hold in my hand several declarations signed tho magistrates of this court, whore seamen have declared they never ...
... the view of extending the sphere of its operations. This proves, and must freely admit ' the tact, that there is something name after all. Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield” was too limited and local. The North of England” was shorter, but more expansive ...
... the splendid line of packet-ships which ply between this port and New York. Tho new comer, tho Jacob A. Westervelt, is named after her owner Her d> mensions are foUows:—Length between perpendicular*, 190 feet; length over all, 206 feet; breadth of beam ...
... Armley to make ( inquiry. He there learnt something about tbe prisoner having j fraudulently obtained goods in Mr. Yewdall'a name, after which he communicated with tbe police, and tbe same day tbe prisoner ( was apprehended by By water, at the Wellington Inn ...
... since been generally expressed. It may not be uninteresting todirect attention, however, to a new accession to our liners, named after our venerable townsman, William Rathbone, which was launched, on the 17th ult., at Mystic, Connecticut. The new ship is ...
... expressed. It may not be uninteresting saint ite. t diectattention, however, to a new accession to our to o iing liners, named after our venerable townsman, William ds enr, Rathborie, which was launched on the 17th ult., at Mystic,. powl ;hu- Connecticut ...
... cockpit at Aintree into a corn%odious and suitable church.] THE NEW PACKET-SHIP WILLIAM RATHBONE.—A accession to our liners, named after our venerable to wnsman, William Rathbone, was launched on the nth a t Mystic, Connecticut. The new ship is a threedecker ...