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... Murkâs gospel, verses and j 37ââ And He took child, and set him in tho midst of thorn; | and when had taken him in His arms, He said unto them, whosoever shall receive one of such children in namo, rocoiveth and whosoever shall receive Mo, rocciveth ...
... contractor, aged 37. Sept. 10, at the Bowyar Arms Inn, Radley, suddenly, M~r. George Shepherd, aged 43. Sept. 11, at Banbury, William Johnson, J.P., Mayor of Baubury, aged 73. Sept. 14, at Eidliigton, Mr. John Band, aged 69. The Bishop of Durham has appointed ...
... June 25, the wife of the Rev. C. Ralph Mustoo, Curate of John's, Chelmsford, daughter. June 16, the wife of the Rev. George St John, daughter. June Netherton, Worcestershire, the wife of the Rev. John Coopaon, son. OBsnuTAToav. At two. r.n. Thermometer. Rain ...
... 2, 11, and July 1f2, at GuildhalL- John Evans, of Cardigan, linen-draper, June 16, 17, and July 12, at the Chriftopher Inn, Bath.-James Unwin, of Wandfworth, Surry, miller, June 4, 14, and July 1tG, at Guildhall.-John Millington and Jofeph Millington, ...
... &smelting Mary Simms, at the Woodstock Arms public-boom, Woodstock Bead, St. Hiles's, about 4.30 p.m. on Moniley.—Pini pleaded guilty and Brooke gnilty.—The prosecutri., wife of Thomas Sinima, landlord of the Woodstock Arms, /said gr., Monday afternoon there ...
... James Pearce, to Sarah Ann Sawyer, both uf Tlwma. Forrs* -Oanris. September 18,alSt Mary Church. Baabury. Urn Kev. J. H. Spetk, John Henry Potter, of Church lane. Baabury, to Minnie Kluakcta Camptn, Bar. Baabury. TaTlaib Hkkhcict. September 16, St Christchurch ...
... up his arm and gave great pain, which was with some danger. On Monday night, however, Lord Palmerston again appeared at hie poet., and loud and hearty cheers greeted the veteran statesman from al.l sides of the House. His lordship wore his arm in a sling ...
... of the Irish Parliament. Grattan's Parliament, as it is often called, sprang into existence through the desperate difficulties in which England was involved in 1782. The demands of the Irish Parliament, as set forth by Grattan, were the repeal of the ...
... 22nd. Hs pleaded not riulty.—P.C. Cooper proved the catie.—Deleudant he lit his lamp in Canal Street and when he entered Cardigan Street he found that it had gone out. He jumped oft and struck three matches and was re-lighting the lamp when the constable ...
... of Newburgh Abbey, Efq. SOUTH WAIES. Carniarthen-T. Stepnoy, of Danycalt; Lfq. Pembroke-J. Myrehoufe, of Brownilade, Elq. Cardigan-W. E. Powell, of Nanteos, Efq. Glaimorgan-T. Lockwood, of Dar-y.graig, Efq. BreconL J. Jones, of Llanthonas, Eiq. Radnor-H ...
... country, faw great numbers of armed inha- bitants on their march to join Gen. Beaulieu's army who unanimoufly declared, that they would exert their utmoft efforts to drive the French out of the Emperor's Dominions. — Their arms confided of piftols and a blunder- ...
... regard his own history as being as noble es was John Bull's. If be bad a Battle of Heating, they bad Eltnnockburn, a very different affair. They fought for their religion in a noble 50 years' struggle; John 801 l did not fight like they did. If in England ...