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... : Attorney General v. Wiggiston Hospital, part heard; Chambers v. Howell, ditto ; Minn v. Stxnt, Jodrell v. Jodrell (two), Grace v. Hood (two), Hunt v. Hunt, Attorney Gene- ral v. Jesus Hospital, Attorney General v. Marquis of Bristol.— Sit at ten. Court ...
... a square enclosure, covered on both the outside and inside with paintings. Amongst the more conspicuous of the works which grace the exhibition this year, we observe the late Thomas Duncan's celebrated painting of Prince Charles Edward Asleep in a Cave ...
... clothdresser, to Miss M. Driver, JOth of this town. On Sunday last, at our parish church, Mr. W. Nettleton, slubber, to Miss Ann Chappelow, both >f this town. On Sunday last, at our parish church, Mr. J. Marrison, miner, to Miss Sarah Sowden, both of Farnley. ...
... government.” 1. nonchalance, that his grace + « and had given it to his porter. w ‘The only excuse we can mae of which, we venture to say of Peers would have been g inroads on the duke’s mir |. time, however. His grace in tainly not among the best—ha cessor ...
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... his own. Every page is full of vigorous, well expressed thought. The beginning of the present work is clear, plaintive, and graceful; its interest is derived not from many sources, and therefore little of that fine combining fusing power, which belongs to ...
... nt— Dec. 22, \V. Payne, Lewes, cltthi. r— Dec 22, A. \V. Hare, -Bartlett's buildings, brush- mrmuf .ctun r— Dec. 21. W. Chappelow, jmi., Jermyn-str- ?? wholesale saddler — Dee, 21, G.Webster, Hedg Islington, victualler— Dec. 21, T. S. De Year, Lisle-street ...
... LAW a: In the Bankruptcy Court, Mr. James applied to Mr. Commissioner Fane, to re-co. sider his judgment in the ! I lse of Chappelow, a bankrupt, whose bankruptcy had been adjourned sine die. The bankrupt had been connected with the 'Talacre Coal and Iron ...
... OF WINDSOR. Captain Beauguard, Mr. Houghton; Deputy .Bull, MIr. Duff; Caleb Quotem, Mr. Baker; Looney M'Twolter, Mr. Barry; Grace Gaylove, Miss Fitzpatrick; Lucy, Miss Boaufort. Tickets to be bad of Mr. Barry, at the Box-office; and of 3Ir. Wiseheart, ...
... Majesty King William the Fourth, Ilis Majesty the King of the Belgians, His late Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, His Grace the Duke of Portland, and other Members of the Royal Family, Nobility, and Gentry of the United Kingdom. CASE X., PAGE 35 ...
... By no means.- Alderman Wilson said it had been stated to him not only that the company was 30,0001. in debt, but that Mr Chappelow, who was the only man of property con- nected with the direction of the concern, had become a bankrupt in consequence of ...
... Oxford Street, com mis- sion agent— Vs, B_Ure, Sad Lion Square. ?? ls, Street, Bedford, draper— l 6, Wood, Corbet Court, Grace- chnrch Street, attorney— l 7, Barr, Old B. W> w«-r— _o, Mares, ?? ?? __lptur— is, Sower, junior, New Broad Street, merchant— ...