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... in self-defence and being possessed of considerable strength although advanced in years he tore a wooden rail out of the bannister and maintained ’vantage position on stairs for several minutes At length however one villains brought poker from the sitting-room ...
... a scientific manner in three hours and twenty minutes. The band being thus stationed, viz., John Robinson, treble; John Bannister, 2nd; John Perks, 3rd; William Chattell, 4th; Charles Shaw. 5th; Thomas Srawley, 6th; John Day, 7th; John Brain, 8th;. Joseph ...
... -Rebinsson, John, Bury St. Edinunds, bookseller Rogers, Joust, Marske, near Stkeklooy, gentleman Rogers, George, P'oole, Dorset, farmer Rogere, Francis fimowvoll, Jan., Longfiect, near Poole, gentleman. Rogers, Francis Timewetli, (Poole, Dorset, geestleman ...
... the examination of the defendant’s Mr produced the accounts Mr Rogers contended that they were unsatisfactory on the that they only cqvared a period of three years instead of years Mr Rogers further argued the defendant was the annuity being an the leasehold ...
... monologues 8 from their introduction by Sam. ]Foot, a~t the little theatre inL the Haymarket, down tiiroush the periods of Bannister, Col- most line, Aaron Kean, Dilbdin, ann Matthews8, to Wilson, with his Moo Scottsh, and Templeton, with his national, ...
... Derbyshire.—On Monday ing roan named Antony Turner, who bad been from the service of a lady named Barnes, residing Rev. J. Bannister, of Field House, Belper, boirowea* , ving knife, of Mrs Haslsnd, who keeps provjwon P proceeded to the almve residence He ...
... Re*. J ! who was the adjoining hoase. Mr. Bannister mediately ran into the house, sod nil proceeding stairs Turner coming dowa with large in his band, which covered'with hlGod. Turner made blow Mr. Bannister will the knife, and after struggle between ...
... wounded parties were wholly unassisted and, but for the courtesy and attention their fellow pas** ously wounded. One them, Miss Rogers, of Hayton had sustained great injur-' in the head, the skull one plafi* , laid completely baic. the spot where tke occurrence ...
... very much alarmed fetch Rev J Bannister was the house the proceeding stairs met coming down with a large knife was blood Turner made a at with the knife and after a struggle them Turner precipitated to bottom of Mr Bannister then into unfortunate lady's ...
... ardently hoping that the new lord may be as worthy a benefactor and as great ornament to the country, .as the imaginery Sir Roger de Coverley, of happy memory, is described to have been, The poor of the neighbourhood, we need scarcely state, were entertained ...
... Engravings, Paintings, and other Works ot Art, the greater portion of which has been inherited from bis relative, Charles Rogers, Esq., F.R.S., F.8.A.; distinguished Connoisseur of the last century, has, with liberality and public spirit, happily not ...
... late Rev Bedford Kenyon Stokeclimsland in this county St Pancras Church London on the 2nd instant Edward Bannister Esq son of Charles George Bannister Esq of John-street Bedford-row to Emily eldest daughter of Edward Oxeuford Esq of Mecklenburgh-square At ...