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... the Falcon Inn, Uppingham; the Sondes'Arms, Rockingham; the Royal George, Cottingham; the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby; the King's Arms, Weldon; the ...
... 1849. each day at splendid brussels carpet, r i?i^ The Dining room contains set of best snani.h »..». small and 2 mahogany arm chairs, horse heir, splendid chimney glass (plate 50), 24-inch mirror with double lighto, rich rissnsskwin dow curtains, brussels ...
... favour of John Hayes, who had sheared three sheaves more than his opponent. John Lee, aged 84, of the same place, has also, during the harvest, sheared two acres of wheat in a very workmanlike manner, viz., one for Mr.W.Thompson, and one for Mr. John Kinder ...
... ConynghamLord A. — Bradshaw James Cardiff Nicholl J. Cardiganshire. Powell Colonel Cardigan .. Pryse P. Carlirte . Howard H. Marshall W. Carmarthenshire Trevor Hon. G.B. —Jones ...
... the Rev. John Hewlett Watson, Vicar of West Wratting, and Rector of Tydd St. Giles, to Elizabeth Mary eldest daughter of John Edmund Wilson, Esq. of Cambridge. the ISth Inst., at St. Marylebone, Mr. D. T. Sharp, nf High-street, sixth son of John Sharp, ...
... of corre- spondence between the Irish Government and the civil and military authorities of the county Down, relating to the armed processions on the 12th of July, led to a/short discussion, in which the unfortunate occurrence at Dolly’s Brae was again commented ...
... SNITTERBY, in the County of Lincoln, lying and containing together 23 A. 2R. P. and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr. John Kelfey. The above are Tithe free, and exonerated from Land Tax. For Price and further Particulars apply NICHOLSON, Attorney ...
... Brown Mr. Thomas Tansor Reej»Mr. John Nassington Bullivant Mr. Thomas Oundle Ricflett Jas. Esq. Cotterstock Carr Mr. Nath. Warmington KMsdale Mr. John Oundle Chapman Mr. Jos. Cotterstock Mr. John Stoke Doyle Chapman Mr. John Otindle Atowell Mr. Robert Benefield ...
... Majesty sprung from into the arms the Em•peror. They embraced for some time without speaking, but not without tears in their eyes - and ever) after thev hud proceeded *og -ther hand hand, th- Emperor again threw his arms round his Majes'y's neck. The ...
... Nortliesk, iucbilsea, e»trnoreland. Countesses —Grosvenor, Westmoreland, Cardigan, Lords—llvnniker, Broke, Brownfow, Gwydir. Ladies— Pclhant, Sitwell, Willoughby B'roke, Cardigan, Bank*. Sirs —G.Pelham, Dashwood. Generals —Loft, Grosvenor, Finch. Colonels ...
... agree to the re-appointment of the committee on railways, order to obtain further evidence respecting their management. Lord John Russell, fixing the discussion on the Poor Law Bill for Friday, stated that the alterations he meant to propose, the most important ...
... s of Messrs. Lancelot Hutchinson and John Winn.—The tenants are under notice to quit at Ladyday next, and will show the lands in their respective occupations. Further particulars and information may be had of John Stevenson, Esquire, SkeUingthorpe, near ...