... Granville, Dujore, Coombe ; Mdmes. Freeman, Bannister, Ware. Feb. 19 : by the Ella, from Southampton. —Hon. De Saumarez ; Rev. Foran ; Messrs. Fisher, Patterson, Turner, Farrel, Gregg, Le Moine, Naftel, Freeman, Roger, Cramb, Bell, Duffey, Poidevin, Journeaux ...

... Sir Roger—and he believed him to Sir Roger Tichborno—bad at the Oxford Music Hall, because be knew that the fighting man would he there. believed that harm was intended to him. Mr. Bushby.—l do not see how yon can have a summons against Sir Roger Tichborne ...

... Bell, Baron, Morrel, Benson, Jick, Goodenough, Smith and friend, Rogers and friend, Messervey, Hubert. Behong and friend, Miller, De La Parel and friend, Fossa, Flennon, Buckmaster, Bannister and friend. Sept. 1 : by the Cygnus, from Weymouth. — Rev. Bernwell ...

... Dorey, Dixon, Garrard and friend, Gale, Robinson, Dunlop, Brise, Bannister, Kennelley, Turner, Hall and friend, Mahoney and friend, Brewer, Ford, Kenley and friend, Walker, Jackson, Roger, Prynne, De La Mare, Lobb, Le Suear. Sept. 4 : by the Ella from ...

... appears that a benzoline lamp was placed on the bannister at the bottom of tho stairs, and from some cause or other got overturned, setting fire to the mats in the passage. Mr. George Marder, an employe of Mr. Roger, Arcade, who happened to be in the house at ...

... built for the present Duke's father, who must have heard Bra- ham—and probably his predecessor, Incle- don, who followed Bannister, the original Tom Tug — in the simple and plaintive song which contrasts so sweetly with the other- wise brisk and lively ...