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... George Douglas, of 'rani, in the county of Ross, North 0 —After three days' illness, at Harewood house, aged Hon. Frederick Lascelles, sixth son of the Earl and of Harewood.—At River, near Dover, aged 69, Mrs. Phil': ; Aged 25, the daughter of Thomas Pattisson ...
... discharged, 33 patients cured, and 2 relieved. Court House—Yesterday, Thomas Crantwick was committed by the Mayor to the House of Correction, stealing cloth pdkse from the Harewood Arms public house, in Leeds.—Benjamin Fletcher has been convicted before ...
... half-past nine. The Badsrvorth hounds meet te-otorrow at Ackwvorth loor'uop on Thursday at Haampole Inn, and on Saturday at Britten Village, at half.past ten. Mr. Foijamba's hounds meat to-morrow at 01lsgtora1house, on Thursday at Dariton Village, and on ...
... a very elegant Ball to a large party of friends at her house in Harley -street, on Friday last. The music was conducted by Mack- General LENNOX gave an elegant dinner to a selen party of friends on Friday, at his house in Harley-street : among the company ...
... Woollaston, 18. Old London-street Blytli, John, 15, London-street &W 4& usey Boyle, William, 28, Cheapside Britten, Thomas, Huffolk-lane Britten, Thomas Ernst, Suffolk lane Brown, John, Cousin-lane Byass, Robert Blake, Fenchurch-street Badcock, George ...
... Gentry. The peculiar construction of the Sounding Board ensures their greater Durability, and tbeir Fine Tone well known. Parties desirous of possessing one of these superior Instruments may now purchase the same on very advantageous terms, consequence ...
... could be considered a lawful apprehension. The police, it might turn out, had acted with indiscretion in going to the party's house, opening it, and taking 11;m into custody for an alleged offence, one which they did not witness. Under all the circumstances ...
... Office, had hia house entirely destroyed, besides most of his household furniture; the home* of Mr. Larkin, a glass-cutter; Smith, rocking-horse maker ; Gregory Jones and Holland, Evangelist-court, were extensively injured ; all these houses were mostly let ...
... protracted illness, aged 58, Elizabeth, wdo of Mr. Britten, Highfield,EdgbnstoD. —Same day, aged 61, Elizabeth, wilcot Mr. J. Ashbvshaw, brass founder, Woodcock-street—On Thureduy, at Edgbaston House, Sarah, wife of W. Francis, Esq.-Ou Saturday se nnight ...
... inst., some of-the parties. connected with one of the notorious hells in Pickering place, 'St. James's-street, were 11 1 tried, convicted, and sentenced to fine and imprisonment at Clerkenwell. On Saturday, at this identical house, its nefa, i riot's ...
... Charlotte-row, Mansion -house. J. Halket and T. Hughes, of Liverpool, timber-merchants, Sept. 20, '2l, and October 10, atone, at the George Inn, Dale. street, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Man. 5 1 0 0-house; and Mr. Leather, Liverpool ...
... ed. WEDNESDAY The House met to hear Appeals, and then adjourned, without transacting any public business. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Y. This being the day appointed for the second reading of the Reform Bill, the different places in the House were occupied immediately ...