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... empire. The following highly complimentary note and donation have lately been received by Miss Mary Ann Focker, of Plymouth Mr Henery Cross, Treasurer of the Devon Couroy Club, has the pleasure of informing Miss ocker, that Resolution passed their last meeting ...
... College, Cambridge, Jane Christina, youngest daughter *>f th.e late J. Watson, Esq., W.S., Edinburgh, At Westbury-upon Trym, Henery Joy, Esq., of Mountjoys-quare, Dublin, to Catherine Anne, eldest daughter Mr. Sergeant of Down-house, Bristol, In this town ...
... Packenham nor Dr Maude has gotten St Patricks, and that a new and formidable competitor has entered the lists, namely, the Hon. Henery Scott Stopford, archdeacou of O ...
... that least said was soonest mended. The Commissioners appointed to investigate the Public Accounts of England, with Sir Henery Parnell for their Chairman, had reported the following scheme a new Exchequer : — One Comptroller-General with a salary of ...
... Madrid, which was to blame, if there was anything wrong in that remonstrance. The letter of the Duke Sotomayor ordering ‘Sir Henery Bulwerto quit Madrid, makes no direct charge against him, but states that this conduct has rendered him so unpopular as to ...
... pollee. divuulag. sae. and tacklesag she said Lan& and Gomel,. reed tar the popes, of carrying the same Att tato tunnies, DO HENERY GIES NOTION, That is ace .at the sewers 'mad is sa . by the raid Act, eke cestais sabre Aef peened the forty ars year the ...
... the cause dispair.— lbid. The Opinion oo Sir Henry Pottinger on the Affairs of Scinde—The following letter, written by Sir Henery Pottinger, a friend Bombay, shows the sentiments entertained that able and experienced officer of the conduct of our Indiau ...
... e «ies of I before s ' lch re judges the art, commenced a „ treW chiruping, allusions to some j ef * r ence n tleman name Hen-e-ry, with an occasional '.Ph fren m ? d ess > and damaged hearts. Mr Jennings Roatit,g ll V ent ly interrupted the progress of ...
... public expenses in 1,000 years, or from the reign of Egbert, the first King of Englaud, in 827, down to 1826. the reign of Henery V., the taxes were but 1,000/. week; in that of Cromwell, 29,000/.; at the Revolution 39,000/. ; and in 1838, nearly 1,000 ...
... honour of receiving of receiving his bride groom h his bride from the hand of her relative, Mr Wordsworth, Mount.. The Rev. Henery Bolland, the venerable of Rydal Glocestershire, was the officiating rector of Siddington, land was present, wi th her son-in- ...