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... present. Mr. Rogers, in his _ c ,i rcssly proclaimed his loyalty to his own Church, and cc the common ground of Christian morality on which, in spite of (Cs of doctrine, he stood there. Mr. Goldwin Smnitlh further denies rt It Pt ( fesor Rogers appeared in ...
... lienion, Mrs Ashford, Mr Harry King, Mr Frederick Ashton, Mr Alton Lambert, Miss Helen Baker, Professor J. Lauri, Mr Charles Bannister, Mr T. B. Lawson, Mr R. E. Banvard, Professor Leahy, Mr Edward Barnard, Miss Maggie Lemore, Miss Clara Barry, Mr Shiel Lfco ...
... Gattl. ThisEvsninu, 7.15, NINON. MiasWallis; Messrs. Neville, Fernando*. Taylor, Brooke. Irish; Mesdames Harris, Coveney, Rogers. &c.-At 7, JESSAMY'S COURTSHIP.-At 10, AND PEI'RUCHIO. Mien Patumau, Mr. Neville, &c. ALHAMBRA THEATRE ROYAL. „ This Evkniko ...
... 'e'orm-makers-C, Pocock sen. ?? Golden, and C. M. P'ocock, jun. of o'oiverie-street, reet, iron.masters-G. Nelson and D, Bannister, of Halifax, orksbirewoolstaplers-WY. Ap- pleton and S. Appleton, of Hessle, Kingston-upon-Hull, corn andftgal merchants-T ...
... Manchester, Imerchants-Robert Nicholls Munton and FredericO Munton, of Manchester, corn ?? Farrow, Thomas Bannister, John Bannister, and George Bannister, of Sinall-bridge, Lancashire, cotton manufac- ?? C- leman, Albert William Coleman, and Henry Martin, ...
... settled estates—Booiman's Estate—Gaukroger's Trusts—Pairweatlier's Trusts, &C. (271. Action, after unopposed petit ions : Rogers v. Mauley, part heard. private room, at 3A. - lie Meadows —Middleton v. Strong— Cuttler v. Byinons —Williamson v. William ...
... in a few hours afterwards. ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT SHEFFIELD. At midnight yesterday, or early this morning, two brothers named Bannister, employedby Bessemer and Co.,at Sheffield,were set upon by a number of menand seriously beaten. For a few days past about ...
... Church-street, Padfington, Upon thc body of a male child, which was ftund foatine rn the Grand Junction canal on Wednesday. Dr. Rogers stated that the child was a very wine ens, hut itse body wls putrefied. It had evidently been in the water T1 days or longer ...
... Gl: Mfantle'; TlhemnaCounnollY, 3ooper,-W. Cremer,' T. Weston, Benjanin Lucrast A. P. Bannister, Joseph Guedalla, Colonel 'Dic6on, Dr.' Peritt, and Captalin.E, D. Rogers' 0 ' . ?? 'Tas (IBSAT' EA5EBN.- On, Thmroday, the 'Great' Eastarn,which had been ...
... Barrymore, Mons. Oudin, Marshall Wilder, Beerbohm-Tree, Geo. Grossmith, Jonas Levy, T. Thorne, Macklin, J. A. Rose, H. Green, Rogers, Clifford Harrison, J. Fer- nandez, Gilbert Farquhar, Dixey, Willard, F. Lablache, F. Leslie, Proctor, Orlando Harley, H. ...
... unt who is inlove with Sarah, and tries to lug- her on board his lugger, or some- whereelse-broughtinto prominenceMrA. R. Rogers, who, inthe second show, attempted,with characteristic impudence,to pass for a German, and who was very properly defeated ...
... Church-street, Parlddington, ueon tile body of a male child, which was found floating i, the Grand Junction canal on Wrednesday Te Rogers stated that the child was a very fine one, bli the body was putrefied. It had evidently heen it the water 10 days or longer ...