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... Souldern, in this county, daughter. wife of the Rev. Thomss Child, a son. Tho wife of Rev. N. Smart, M.A., Univenritjr College. Cumin West Grinslead, Wilts, daughter. The wife of Rer. W. 11. Hogall, 8.C.L., formerly St. >farv Hall, daughter. The wife of tbs ...
... 11. Mitten, Ea'. A I:in.—A racing sweeps circular, issued from the &scrums arerni of 'lemple.square, with Nicholls and Parkinson emblazoned on the top, has just been put into our hands. It contains a statement that the representatives of the four county ...
... for general purposes, 5/. —Mr. Ball. For the best paring plough, 51. —Mr. Kilby. For the best subsoil pulverizer, 5/.— Mr. Cumins. For the best drill for general purposes, IM.->Mr. Hornshy. For the best corn-drill. 10/.-Messrs. Garretl. For the best turnip ...
... divert the animal's attention. The articles required are oil of cumin, horns castor, or the warty excrescence from leg, and oil of rhodium. The plant from the seed of which oil of cumin is extracted is a native of Ethiopia. and is extensively cultivated ...
... Minilar implements. Two other field- of medium quality of soil w. r. ;i)»i lined, one Mr. Palmer fann.andtln- other lielongiag Cumin, on the Stratford K»ad. Tin lieavy land trial fields are the farm of Mr Diekcnson, and have *llll clay soil, only beat very ...
... Judges' Lodgings. Here at eleven o'clock his Lordship was met by the High Sheriff, Sir Anthony de Rothschild, the Rev. A. Cumin, his chaplain, and a pant of the Bucks County Police ' and at once precdadsd to divine service at St. Mary Church, where a ...
... Mayor for the ensuing year. On the motion of Mr. Alderman Tootell it was resolved that a p titian be sent to the House 'Ol Cumin • us, prayitsg for the total repeal, or for 4 large . reduction of the dit.y upon insurances, and that the tabor .1 the betough ...
... Mrs Heaketh. Mr Filgate, Mr Gramm, Mr Fuller, Br O'Shea, Mr Tisdale, Mr Whiteside, Mr Groves, Mr Howard, Mr Yeldham, Mr Parkinson, 1/r. Brown, and Mr and Mn Shaw. On arriving, the guests proceeded either to the Music or Banqueting Hoorn, both being devoted ...
... Richardson ¢ Harmar b Parkinson, 16. J. G. Hoare st Knox b Parkinson, 5. W. Parker b Turner, 17. L. E. Reade not out, 12. R. Otway b Parkinson, 6. G. Low b Causton, 0. Byes, &c., 20.—Total, 142. DuLwicH CLus.—E. Bicknall b Low, 8. G. Parkinson ¢ Riviugton b ...
... present we noticed—John Hale, E.q., in the chair ; H. Ilateson linrvey, Esq., Ml'. ; Viscount Cumin, M P.; Lord Cheatco ; W. Lowndes, Esq. ; Captain Parkinson ; T. T. Drake, Esq. ; H. Fuller, Esq ; Cap.' tam Fuller ; J. H. Halo, Esq. ; J. H. Str.tton ...
... M.P. • W. Lowed's, Esq. ; J. Hale, Seq. • Rev. Cr. Lloyd ; J. Orsini • Bev. T. Mann ; Rev 11. P. Aylward ; H al e, ; Parkinson ; H. Booed. Baq. • Copt Harmer Hardy ; . Nigh, q.; N. M. Bolicatooe. Neq. ; B. Feller, ; W. Welke, bey.; Mean. T. Gurney ...
... adduced, after which adjournment took place till .Monday evening next in order that post mortem examination might made.—.Mr. Cumins attended before the magistrates and at the inquest on behalf of Parsons. The Appointmkmt Murks undir the Camber Act.— Some ...