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... Conrcy, A. Agoesr, and Wm. Carleton Willie. The Lords Commlnionere of tlie Admiralty hate awarded oolour aerjeant Wm. Harris, Royal Marines, late of her Majesty’a ship Beacon, paid off Malta, medal and gratuity of 15/. for long service and good conduct ...
... Jupiter. Mr. Wright ; Bacch us , Mr. Paul Bedford; Mercury, Mr, Oxbetry ; Pan, Mr. Wi e l an d ; Ap o ll o , M r . A. Harris. ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS The FIREWORKS of ELORA. Earlier hour of eommercement. so f;q7ieritiTeXperieTlTCd by parties arriving ...
... de Courcy,A. Agnew, and Wm. Carleton Willie. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have awarded Colour-serjeant Wm. Harris, royal marines, late of her Majesty's ship Beacon, paid off at Malta, a medal and gratuity of 15/, for long service and good conduct ...
... THREE GRACES. Jupiter, Mr. Wright; Bacchus, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Mercury, Mr, Oxbyrry ; Pan; Mr. Wieland ; Apollo, Mr. A. Harris. ROYAL. SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. The FIREWORKS of ELORA. Earlier hour of eommercement. Novice.--lo avoid the disap o'ntinent ...
... from an attack of spasmodic cholera, the lady of Col. Sir R. Armstrong, 26th regt. 17th ult., at Mount Tamar, Major-Gen. Harris, Royal Engineers. 24th ult., at Fareham, Hants, Commander J. Eastwood, R.N. Same day, at Twickenham, Commander T. Stephenson, ...
... THREE GRACES. Jupiter, Mr. Wright / Bacchus; Mr. Paul Bedford ; Mercury, Mr, Oxberry ; Pan, Mr. Wieland; Apollo, Mr. A. Harris. ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. The FIREWORKS of ELORA. Earlier hour of comrnercement. Notice.— 1 o avoid the disap ointment ...
... Locock, Mr. Barrington, Mrs. Statham, Mr. Elliott, Mr. F. Abraham, Miss Nash, Rev., Mr., and Miss Crewe, Mr. and Mrs. Harries. Royal Hotel. —Mr. Thomas B. Bosvile and Miss Petrie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Capt. Scobell, 17th ...
... on the 9th inst., the wife of John Ridley, jun., Esq., of a son. At Tq7nenouth, on the 9th inst., the lady of Captain Harris; Royal Irish Fusileers, of aI son. MARRIED. At Newcastle, at All Saint's Church, on the 5th instep Mr Wm. Henzell, shipwright ...
... KUlaloe, when barrack accommodation, now in eourae, is reported fit. Thirty of the Royal Sappers andinert, nuder Lieutenant Harris. Royal Engineer*, this garrison Dublin, and oeeapy . Bar rack*' ..-*• ...
... GRACES, Jupiter, Mr. Wright Bacchus, Mr. Paul B e dford ; M ercur y , M r. Oxberry ; Pan, Mr. Wieland; Apollo, Mr. A. Harris. ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Last Nights of the Season. The Fire-Works punctually at Eight o'Clock- Beethoven's Chef, D'ceuvre ...
... entitled THE DEER STALKERS; or, The Outlaw's Daughter. Principal characters by Miss Gould, Messrs. Wilson, Stretton, M'lan, Harris. ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be performed CHARLES O'MALLEY, THE IRISH DRAGOON. Principal characters by Messrs. T ...