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... Bridgenorth Pigott. Reading M. 11. Newport (I.M-) Price. Sir U. IK retonl Prvse. P. Cardigan Pugh, D. Montgomery* Pusev. P. Birk>liire Raphael. St. Alban's l\donel Arm.igh Reid. Colonel Wir.dsor Beaton. Kept.mi. W. L. St. Alban's Bieardo. J. L. Stoko-ou-Trenl ...
... commonly called Lord Guernsey; and Darwin Gallon, of stone. Esq. Worcestershire. —John (ire gory Watkins, of Wood tie Id House, Esq.; John Dent, of alcot, Esq.; and John Russell Cookes, of Woodhamptoo, Esq. ...
... bad not tasted food fur two days. In each rase sum of money was funad on the imposter. They have all been sent to gaol. Mr. John. H. Price, a Dissenting minister Woodham Ferris, and Miss Priscilla Ruffle, daughter of widow ocenpying farm at High Roothing ...
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... Anstey’s Six Lectures on the Laws and Constitution of England, royal I2mo. 12s. bds. Carter’s (C. B.) Account of the Church of John the Baptist, at Bishopstone. plates, 4to. 10«. 6d. hl-bd.; ditto, large Indian paper. 18s. hl-hd. Carter’s (C. B.) Series of ...
... Sutton (7th Hua.) na b m Gitana; Sir A. Chicheater’a (7th Hus.) Champagne; Sir W. Russell's (7th Hus.) b m Pussr; Earl of Cardigan’s (11th Hua.) g Patron; apt. H. Hamilton’s (13th L. D.) b g Caterpiller; Dickson's (I 3 L. D.) bk b RiHeman ; Mr. Madock’a ...
... meadow was overflowed and I frozen for skating, people used on the ice | with tegs of brandy and other cordials for the skaters. John Scott, then under graduate, was skating over a part of the meadow were the ice, being infirm, broke in, and let him into ditch ...
... Quarter. himself the agent of Lord John Hajr In negotiating the sale of one of the Queen's chaplainships for £6OO. The clergyman knew such transaction to be illegal, and withal dirty, but he at once believed that Lord John Hay, who stands as high in character ...