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... Insurance 7---- Cons Magazine, 23 ' Vols. complete With Lord Whit-worth was cOnaidered, -on the f.', sth P A ply, 'Post aid ,to EDWARD SMITH, Notary valuable Property, forming toga' Ult. so free front danger, that the .bulletins on the Public, Accountant, and ...
... Sarah, Burton, Wisbeach. Nathaniel, Winter,mid Le Liberal, of Colchester. Undine, Runton, of Yarmouth. Commodore, Richey, ami Juno, Richey, of Perth. Brenda, Buekham, and Malta, Bainbridgo. of London. Mentor. Forster, of Seaton Sluice. Pet, Pounder, of ...
... Ann laughter of Kilham gun-maker all this 1st BraliorJ - daughter ofthe tuis RouEits— Richey the 1st inst Church the Rev William to Lou'sa Eveline daughter of the Richey Kdgbaston Chew— ult at St Silas's Lozells John Taylor Devon to Goscomb (Lizzie) eldest ...
... Street a son ey— 9th ult at Great Kei Bridge the of Mr Newey assistant engineer Public Works Hope of a son Richey— 19th inst Edgbaston wife W J Richey of Saver— 19fch inst the of Sayer 147 Street a daughter MARRIED - the inst All Saints’ Birmingham Rev Canning) ...
... skill in body checking and throwin. H has the best record in the Unit ed States for lon g g dis- e tance throwing, 126 yards. Edward P. Cottle is a resident of Buffalo, and a member of this year's class at Yale.He plays point exceedingly well, his height ...
... being expected that the contempt of Mr. Edward Harrington would be dealt with. Mr. Harrington was peseta with a number of other Irish members. When the judges had takes thew smite, Mr. Reid announced that Mr. Edward Harrington had refused to take his advisee ...
... Rice, T. tete:ice, LI. Heesetnen, W. simmensAtc.-0u the removal of the cloth, the Cherrmen &peel/reed for the absence of Sr Edward Hemet, Mr LI Id, oi Metchiegley ; eer H. Vreabfield. hidbro..ke Park; and bl.ters kturebieoo. T. eich Its, Andrew, Luc Oswald ...
... Mr. Marriott, ?dr. Dirtied!, Mr. Denkley, Mr. E. Smith. Mr. E. Phillips, Mr. Resener, Mr. Osborne, Mr. P. Brown, Captain Richey, Mr. H. Bowyer, Mr. P. Chuter, Mr. T. H. Moon, Mr. Eggleton, Mr. Duckworth, Mr. Hodson, Mr. C. Moon, Mr. J. S. Hinton, Mr ...
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... attendance 341; William Norley (Mr. Gould). fith Standard.—Albert Barneo(Mr. Hall), Edward Miles, George Prince, George Parson*. &Ulu Benskew, William Evans, Edward Edwards, Bertram Hawkins. ...
... N EST HAM HOSPITAL. Patient. Admitted:—Jule I.t, Richey( Wert. 6 Canning Town; Millar. 21 years. Town. July 3rd. Man Unknown. 40 yoars. Ackionsi Unknown. Jolly 511, 11101114 Jut k. no. Fsratford. July 6th, Georg. Toler. 9 Woes Ham Lane ;Ch•rien Andrew ...