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... honesty. Mysterious Circumstance.- Between seven and eight o'clock on the morning of Friday, the 24th ult. a young woman, named Rogers, a servant of M. Snooke, esq. North- street, Chi- chester, left her master'*house, and has not since been heard of. She was ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 20th instant, at North Stoneham Church, by tbe Rev. F. Beadon, Mr. Edmund Augustus Rogers, second son of Mr. William Rogers, of Red Lodge, North Stoneham, to Emma, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard King, of ihe same place. On Tuesday ...
... White, vice P. Hornby, C.B. to be Rear Ad- miral of tbe Red. Retired Captains Arthur Philip Hamilton, Daniel Lawrence, R. H. Rogers, and George Bentham, by virtue of their seniority, become entitled to tbe rank of Retired Rear Admirals, but without increase ...
... that day, Two Shillings and Sixpence, to he obtained at tbe following places :â Horns Inn, Nursling ; Messrs. W. Rogers. W. H. Rogers, J. Ingram, Jolliffe and Swayne, G. L. Marshall, E. Collings, Forbes and Knibb, and W. Sharland, South- ampton ; Messrs ...
... holden at New- port, in the said County, an Interim Order for Protection from Pro- cess having been given to the said EDMUND BANNISTER under the provisions or the statutes in that case made aod prorided, the said EDMUND BAN VISTEB is hereby required to appear ...
... Votes at the last r Election 1020 Maria Harrison, do. 299 * 325 ?? Eliza Rogers J. 443 r Mary Ann Cswte ?? _u7 Jane Dobson 144 ?? Ann Kitchen ?? 18 E. Stephens and E. Rogers were accordingly elected.* The Committee beg to acknowledge, with many ...
... Robert Wall, a lad. stated to be the son of a civilian in the Ordnance Map Office, was charged with sleep- ing in asawpit, in Bannister-street, Bedford -plsce. A Policeman found bim in tbis uncomfortable situation, when the account be gave of himself was that ...
... prisoner told him that her eldest daughter and Mrs. Rogers buried the child close to the drain, and Mrs. Rogers said this wss not the only esse, for she bad buried another in a bucketful of slush, Mrs. Rogers acknowledged that abe did say so, and had said ...
... by her next door neighbour, Mrs. Rogers, tbe midwife. Mr. Lake, surgeon, who was called in just after the confinement, un- derstood the child bad been born dead, and did not think a certificate necessary. Mre. Rogers suggested that they should bary it ...
... Russell of Fordingbrldge, Mr. J. Hannen, Longttoek mmumu » ' jun. Estate Agent Shirley, Mr. J. Hunt, Merchant Gosport, Mrs. Rogers, 13, North- Winchester, Mr. J. Ventham ttreet Newport and Cowet, Mr. F H Havant, Mr. G. White, Chemist Withers, Bank, Newport ...
... . Southport-Mr. J. Kersham. Chemist. Southampton— Vacant. TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. BEDDINGPLANT S.-R. SAWYER. SUCCESSOR TO W. ROGERS, SEN. 181, HIGH-STREET SOUTHAMPTON, beg* to inform alllovers of tbe above, tbat be hoi an Eransrvß AasoßTMßjrr at Modebatb ...
... 0 Edward Twy nam, esq. 20 0 0 Oswald Grimstone,esq. 5 0 0 John Gater, esq. . 25 0 0 Geneial and Mrs. Mrs. Beckford .20 0 0 Rogers . .40 0 0 Miss Middleton 5 0 0 J. Speed Davies, esq. 20 0 0 Mrs. W. D. Harrison 20 0 0 Mrs. C. Middleton .500 A Friend, by ...