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... Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Wood, Esq. of that place.—On Tuesday last, at All Saints' Church, Leicester, by the Rev. 6. B. Mitchell, the Rev. John Owen, of Tamworth, Staffordshire, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Richard Teed, Esq. of Lancaster ...
... Wanklin, who is an old offender, denies the charge. FAIRS TO HOLDEN.—ApriI 7, Atherstone, Southern, Newcastle, Hales Owen, Mitchell Dean, Thornbury, Bakewell, Chesterfield, Critch, Kegworth---8, I3railes, Pershore, Longnor, Cirencester, Dorchester, Thame ...
... Jury was selected in the case of Mr. Mitchel, and contended that great mischiefs were likely to be the result of the strikingoff all the Roman Catholics from the panel. He was sure the transportation of Mr. Mitchel would not tend to pacify Ireland.—Mr ...
... parties may secure for their Children the benefits which the Society offers; or in case those benefits should be defeated by death, they may recover back the whole of their payments. The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors, Agents, Ac. JOHN CAZENOVE, ...
... Guy for execution. Mr. Mitchel was arrested at his residence at Ontario-terrace, Portobcllo, and was brought to the office between seven and eight o'clock, accompanied by his friend Mr. Devin Reillv Mr. Porter, addressing Mr. Mitchel, said that informations ...
... action, fine fencer, and strong constitution. .Lot 16—Dark bay Horse, the Abbot, 7 years old, 15 hands 3 indies, bought of J. Edge, Esq. of Strelley. (Pedigree will be given next week's paper.]u-The Abbot is quite a finished hunter, measures his leaps well ...
... be altered for a Merchant or Factor, or any Business requiring Room. Apply (it by Letter, Post paid) to Messrs. Copland and Edge, Builders, Oxford Street. Sale of Slop Fixtures, Hann, 4-e. Dale End. 910 be SOLD by Auction, by R. SKYNNF.R, 1 on the l'remists ...
... Caius Alexander Thurtell, College, Cambridge; the Rev. J. J. Blandford ; Ti and the Rev. Rev. Edward Douglas nto be Muirhead Mitchell, M.A of Schools. four of her Majesty's Ins Gazette also announces that the Queen has been Rev. John Russell, M.A., to the ...
... builder. plumber, glazier, and glass-nterchant.—Nathaniel Robinson, /ate of Smedley, near Manchester, manufacturer.— Isaac Mitchell, of Marple, Stockport, Cheshire, miller.—James Bruere, late of Craven-street, Strand, Middlesex, wine-merchant. —William ...
... springs a massive vine-stem bearing a bunch of grapes, the branch winding round the outer edge ; a rich wreath of oak leaves and olives on one side, and on the cutting edge a wreath of grape-vine and hops entwined.— Mr. Marriax said, in the name and on behalf ...
... deplorable state.—The Martin was commanded by Capt. Andrew Mitchell. The Sessions at the Old Bailey terminated this evening, when nof.-:wer than 31. prisoners were sentenced to suffer the punishment of death ; three have been convicted of forgeries, but note ...
... marks on tho person of the deceased could not have caused death, and the jury retu-ned verdict of drowned.—On Tuesday two inquests were held before the same Coroner. The fl-Bt was relatlvo to the death of William who had been suffering for nearly three years ...