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... registra tion courts of Finsbury, Oct. 22, the following important deci- sion was given by the revising barristers, Mr. Falconer and Tamlyn:- Mr. W. Blakeman, cork-screw maker, occupying apartments at No. 11, Great St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, had claimed ...
... registra tion courts of Finsbury, Oct. 22, the following important deci- sion was given by the revising barristers, Mr. Falconer and Tamlyn:- Mr. W. Blakeman, cork-screw maker, occupying apartments at No. 11, Great St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, had claimed ...
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... Tboinas Smythe Hill, Magdalen. b MASTrRS OF ARrs. Thomas Ma onamara, Magdalen hall. Rev. Andrew Sayers, St. Mary hall. BACIIELORS OF ART6. 2idmund Yates Peel, Christ Church. 5 Frederickt William Bosworth, Merton. r ORDXNA-rioNSs.-By the Lord Bishop of Durham ...
... Lieutenant-General Sir Andrew Pilkington, K.C.B. of Catsfield Place. July 18, at Southwell, the Rev. Alfred Tatham, M. A. to Mary, only daughter of the late Rev. J. T. Becher, M.A. Vicar-General and Senior Cation of the Collegiate Church of Southwell. July ...
... sittings are only 8672, or one free seat far 22 per- sons X to this insufficient provision of church-room 6763 seats will be added when the .works above referred to (which inclde the erection of eight additional churches) have been completed, and 3788 of -those ...
... Edwvard Cecil Ctirzezm, Chirist Church. ltev. Ilenriy Mills, Balliol eullege. 1Rev. Ceorgo Carter, St. Julin's college. Itoev. Ch~arles Henry Tyler, Trmiaity college. LACIImaoP.s OF AflTS. Willianm Lewis Wigman, Chrmist Church. t Browimlowv Charles Warrens ...
... I CATHOLIC CHURCH. - X OF IRELAND. (Friday) being the glorious festival of the Na. f elebrtet d in the several churches and o hapese a' Vince with great pomp ant solemnity. At tb. Z 1'tb0edrlt of Tuaa, the monument of the seal of i 0 jd A t h Fold of ...
... SCOTTM'RF BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST ANDREW IN DUBLIN. On St Andrea''s day upwards of sixty gentlemen, memnsbers of this most useful and philanthroplic society, held their fifth annual celebration, at tire Imperial I[T- tel, Sacleville Strect, Dtublin Jumnes ...
... prices. Otherwise the demand was in a sluggish state. (- N SUADAY, the 2Ah of November, a V SERMON ivill be prebbed in ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, by the RE S EORGE BUCKERIDGE M.A., Prebend of Lichfefd, and Rural Dean, when a Collection will be mc4e in Aid of the ...
... that the Church of England is the poor man's church l Here is the Vicar of one of the most important pa- riches near the metropolis, exhausting terms of ad- l miration upon the fact of the appearance of the poor of his parish in their own church-the like ...
... Emmna kllodes, formerly of' Bellerby, in Wensleydale. -At Saint Andrew's Church, Dr Ward, of North Shields, to Miss Bird, daughter of Major Bird, of this ?? the 20th inst. at Saint John's Church, in this town, Mr Robeet Wright, of Lumley Park, to Mrs Elizabeth ...