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... the good will of all denominations. And we unite praying that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable you, to the end of your earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. beg your acceptance ...
... the good will of all denominations; and unite praying, that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable yon, to the end of earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. We beg your acceptance ...
... Edwaie Irwin and John O’Conner Esqis. Lord and Lady Fitzalan are passing the honey, moon at ii.fle, the magnificent seal bis Grace the Duke olivoifolk, THU CATHOUC CHURCH, The Catholic Ditbop of lUpboe, Right Rm, ll'Gattigaa, arrived ute pxcalleot tallb ...
... A J uvf.Niuß Bremer, of Box Moor, aged 16, was convicted before the lion. G. D. Ryder, on the 24th uli., upon the oath of Kimmins, one of the Hempstead police,, for being in the garden of Mr. John Stevens Best,, plumber, &c., of ilemel Hempstead, on the ...
... an information and complaint for furious driving at Two Waters in the parish of Hempstead, the 3rd inst. The evidence of Kimmins. one of the police, the principal witness, appeared our last week’s paper, which a* corroborated Robert Mutton, landlord ...
... quantify of Turnips from field at Green End, llemcl Hempstead, the property of Mr. William Field. The offence was proved by John Kimmins, police-officer.âConvicted and fined 75., and costs. An absurd storv has appealed in some of the papers, originating with ...
... ewes, put to the tup, tbe greatest number of lambs, with the smallest loss of ewes, op to the 30 th May, issa— .€2, George Kimmins, of Stoke, recommended by Mr. K. Viall ; 562 ewes, 36; lambs, the loss of ewes not exceeding eight. A similar prize for 50 ...
... HorticalturalSociety.—The pleasing exhibitions annually arising out et this interesting society, are, we find, no lesser to grace the city of no lisbury. 'FL want of spirit manifested on this, as on too many other occasions, by the wealthy citizens, have ...
... NuNONAILY DIRSICMAS. Ills Grace the Duke of Ittmas is, a Trustee of the Royal Agri.. cultural Society of England. The Right Ihmouralde the Harlot a Grimmer of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. The Right Ileum rad ile the Earl of Corns:Tar. The ...
... Ralph, in the said County: and the Commons and Commonable Lands called Wetmoor otherwise Whitmoor and Common Down, otherwise Kimmin Down and other the Commonable Lands situate within the parish of Halse in the said Coun'y: and the Commons and Commonable ...
... Margaret Ann, Joughio, Douelas—3. Friends, Callow. Ramsey. Jean. Vlillioao, Water of Urr. New Minerva, Shilton. Liverpool. Grace. Bell, Waterford.—4. Caledonia, M’Millan. Gurliestowo. Lark, Duff. Whithorn. Robert Seymour, Burton, Bray. Hero. Oliver, Strsnraer ...
... record the death of the J^oVe * 0a, * nobleman. His Lordship was on a visit to bis Grace ' Duke of Montrose, Sulby Hall, Northampton. Go turday last, Accompanied bis Grace ??meet Pylchley hunt, when, the excitement of the chase, took dangerous leap, but ...