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... Book S«fM; Deed Boxes of all sizes jlCash Dm&, and Impregnable Locks for all uses Manchester Depdt, 01. Spring Gardens, the Queen's Theatre) where a foil stock of all sizes and strengths, having all the latest improvements, are kept. P. R. DAVIS, Agent ...
... the people of England regard the fortunes of the Queen witha strong family interest. The marriage of the Princess Rloys is the first important public event in the royal family sine th6 parriage of the Queen herself and the people seemed .a to seize the occasion ...
... Church of St. Paul atCannos, the body being placed by the side of the deceased lady's first husband, Colonel Anson, V.0. The Queen sent a wreath. The death is renorted of Mr. Manafield Parkyno, of Woodboroagh Hall, Nottigha bshirD, a member of one of the ...
... gardener; much and deservedly respected. On the 25th inst., in WalgatEd Wigan, Mrs. Gilbert. the ruchornspected hostess of the Victoria Hotel, and formerly of tile Royal Oak, Clierley. On the 19th December last,at St. Ann's, Barhadoes, joh Will iam Mackenzie ...
... Rev. G. 3nstace, Peter Johonsn of Pudletons to Lonie~'sfourth eaton.-NO cards. ~~Nan ~8'an~~n'l1-Onhe 5thint.,at ?? Cliurch,Queen's Par, b te Rv..1) li Fodfaterof the bridsgroom, assited y th Re. Roert itchllpastor, Gerard N. Ford to ?? Williamn Cliff- ...
... Henry Lucas,M.D. Brecon. a. Tomrsoo--HEscsBET.-On the 29th ult. at Rathdowney ChUrch. Charles Thompson, Esq. of Air Hill, Queen's County, son of Z Alexander Thompson, Esq. late of Lower Fitcwilliam-stlest, . Dublin to Thomasine Elizabeth, youngest daughter ...
... and ATIaer in .1875. 'l'he deieeaiod was appointed a magis- trate 17 yeails igro. onday tiglit's 'iCourt Circular says the Queen lias sust, ined anwother ioss of a devoted frieid to whoii. her Maje sty tvas muelh sttluelled in tho Dowager Liuly Wilteorpr ...
... Holden, of j31ackburn. The Queen's Proctor now intervened to prevefit 'the de'cree being made absolute. alleging edultery on the part of the petitioner. ?? Railin- so ?? Q.C.. who .with Mr. Rowlafids appeared for the Queen's Proctor. said the petitioixer ...
... London in time for lunch, and ordering carriages to meet the train. A telegram was deqpatohed to the Queen, also, it is understood, from the Empress 1 Victoria, announcing the sad event. No official announcement reached the Govern- ment or the German Ambassador ...
... Ilarriet, oldest daughter of Mr. Edward Ontrasm, hutcersi, Dronttied. RICHArSle-FRcAlcis. - Cu the 13th ist., at ?? Cimoth. Queen'o Park, by the Rev. It. Mitehell, Willilam, eldest son of M r. Thomas Richards, to Srials, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas EFranscR ...
... Harriet Ann, fourth daughter of Francis Ingloby, of Goole. PITTIS-EARWATER [EARWAKER?].-On the 24th iast., at St. Chrysostom's, Victoria Park, by the Rev. W. Marsden, R. Roach Pittis, Esq., of. Nevport, Isle of Wight, to Florence Louise, fourth daughter of John ...
... ' irtbs, filatriage0, unb Blattjs. BIRTHS. AiNswoRTa.s-On the 12th inst.. at Victoria Terrace, South Shore, Blaclkpool, the wife of F. J. Ainsaworth. of a daughter. BsNS.Or thev11th inst, the wife of Myr. Ralph Binns, Gilds Brook Terrace, lccles, of twins ...