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... Sarah Nichols and Martha Nichols, late New Woodstock, Oxfordshire, King's Arms, Oxford. H—Myles Mac Doiinell, John Mac Donnell, and John Bushell, Broad-street, London, merchants. Commissioners' Court. lo.—William Rooke, Noble-street, London, silkmanufacturer ...
... ».âJohn llutcheâce, Salisbury, upholder. M. âJohn Greaves, Newport Backs. Inahai pa DIVIDENDS. From tha Ga**tt* Tuesday, Dee. t. Dec. If7âAlexander Jaaueasa, W,k* Hon**, Siomlaam, bat worth. Middlesex, sad publisher. Com. Coastâ John Paget ...
... AUCTION, near the Warwick Arms Bradford-street on Thursday next March 12, commencing one o'clock, about thirty superior Cider Casks, with variety of Brewing Utensils and other property. On view at Jlr. De vis's Warwick Arms Fine-toned powerful FINGER ...
... Mr. J. Abel Smith, Sir J. Y. Buller, Sir J. Trollope, and Mr. The Earl of Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars.—From the John Bull.— lt is with no view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that we deem it our duty to place before the public the particulars of another ...
... Linlithgow Price Sir R, Herefordshire Gishorne T, Carlow E, Halifax Gordon R, Windsor Prynie G, Cambridge Grattan J, county Pryse Cardigan Grattan H, Meath RamshottomJ, Windsor Green way C, Leominster Hawdon J, Armagh Greg R, Manchester Redington T, Greig ...
... descent.—R. GVPSON. Lord Cardigan (ex-Lord Brudeneli) owed his restoration to the arm; after his dismissal on account of the affair of Captain Wathen, correspondent of the Chronicle says, to Queen Adelaide. Countess Howe is Lord Cardigan's sister. A court martial ...
... Library of Books, exceeding four hundred volumes. %* Catalogues may be had gratis of Mr. Essex Rugby ; Craven Arms, Coventry and Southam; War' wick Arms, and Swan Hotel, Warwick; Crown Inn- Leamington ; Aris's Gazette Office, Birmingham arid of Mr. Gascoigne ...
... grocer and tea-dealer.—John Drewitt, Arundel, Sussex, danker.—John Samuel Lennard, Norfolk Arms, White Come duit Fields, Middlesex, victualler.—Henry Greves, late of Kenilworth, but now of Leamington Priors, Frederick Beales and John Edward Beales, Manchester ...
... Ellis Carnarvon Denbi6h David Mafon Denbigh Flint William Wynne Mold Glamorgan John Wood. jun. Cardiff Menoneth G. Griffiths Dongelly IVlontgomery John (ones Maefwawr Pembroke John Willy Haverford Welt Radnor James Davies Prefteigne SCOTLA.ND. Sbireof Edinburgh ...
... in trone of the other travers i facing the jury. Amongst the occupants of the large @ a were, the ** ot the fold ot Jadab,” John, Archbiagop ot Tuam, In other e Countess of Donoughmore. parts of the court were th Gordon, Lady Lady pily Pennetather, Lady ...
... Devereux, J.T. Meagher, T. Scholefield, W. che, E. Fagan, W Moore, Sullivan, M. Greene, J. Muntz, G. F. Tellers—Mr. Grattan and Mr. John Messrs. Newdegate, Spooner, Adderley, Thornley, Joseph Hume, George Thompson, &e., voted in the majority. Cominc Events ...
... by a small Swedish flotilla. The whole population of Prussia, capable of bearing arms, is in prcAgress of military organization; 150,000 soldiers are alreAdy under arms. Our small island of Usedons has contributed 300 men, and we had before supplied 400 ...