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... christ Church, B.A. wer, admitted Matters of Ans. Mr. Philip Panter, of Magdalen Hall, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Yesterday the Reverend Edward Duke, of MAr. dAlen Hall, Reverend John Constable, of Uut • varsity College, B.A. were Admitted Masters of ...
... 52d, Captain s'2d, Aid•cle-Camp to the CoMmander of the Forces in Ireland, Colonel RIBON. Colonel Govan, of the 87th regiment, is appointed Governor of Tares. Colonel MAYNE, of the Lusitanian Legion, has re-' turned to the Peninsula with the Life Guards ...
... in 3. Lord Middl eton Please yourself.. Mrs. Knight met the Noble Defendant, on one occasion, through a green door in the hall. The witness afterwards onene) the, door ; be saw their_faces together, and his arms round her neck. Q. What do you mean to ...
... HASTINGS, Battri, Rohertsbridge, Fli,naeh, anti Tunbridge expeditious New Coach, every Mu gat half-past Five. PORTSMOUTH and Govan Telegraph. every Mueniug and Evening nt Five PORTSMOUTH, Horndean. PetersSeld• Godalfrawg, Guildford New Coaches, every Moraine ...
... mil. applied to and got the slid bill of exchange di sco n t - I liner, I dere say, has an execution at this moment Mr. John Morris a Barrister, ed on the and 11 of March, without the know- Waithman, of the Co , utmost Count in the Sheriff's hands. Its fact ...
... through the passage to the Coutt Hall, where the Magistrates l received him. ' After resting there a few. minutes Mr Seott announced M'KayV S readiness to ' die. The prisoner walked with great Composute to the front of the hall,.and ?? with a steady step the ...
... rrol, his Majesty's Commissioner to General Assembly of the Church of Jutland, after holding a levee, proceeded Merchant's Hall to the High Church, the Assembly. He was attended a great number Noblemen and Gentleand Naval and Military Officers of . '^inction ...
... James Atkinson, Esq._ - • 100 Thomas I,uxmore, Esq. - 100 William Russell, Esq, . - John AlacWhirter, Esq. M.D. - 100 George Govan, Esq. M.D. - William Edward Rees, Esq. - - 400 John Forsyth, Esq. .. - _ Thomas Abraham, Esq. . - . - George Tod, Esq. - - ...
... ' Esq Robert Letiy, Esq James Atkinson, Esq Thomas Luxinore, Esq William Russell', Esq John M‘Whirter, Esq. M.D. - George Govan', Esq. M.D. -- IVilliain Edward Rees, Esq John Forsyth, Esq Thomas Abraham, Esq Oeorge Tod, Esq John Ewer, Esq Langford Kennedy ...
... ral Stafford . - . 300 William .Moorcroft, Esq. . 200 Dempster Henming, Elsq. .400 William Hall, Essp . 600 I fenry Williana Hobhouse, Esq. . 40£ F-. 'r. Hall, Rsq. . 100 Henry John Palmer, Esq. . . C. B. Palmer, Esq. . . 100 Colonel Frith . 500 Alexander ...
... manufacturer, in his 56th year. July 2.*At Barrock House, Caithness, John Sinclair, Esq. of Barrock. At Brechin, Mr James Morris, bookseller there. In London, the Right Hon. John Earl of Strathmore. 4. At his seat Fulham, the Right Hon. Thomas Lord Viscount ...
... Staffordshire, cheese-factor Godfrey, S. Market Weigh ton, innkeeper • -Udersgate-street, jeweller Gouch, J. Bath, painter th.j' Hall Garth, Westmoreland, butcher Green, R.Selby, Yorkshire, banker • sen. Bromley Park, Staffordshire, farm- Grove, P. Cardiff ...