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... THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE OF RUSSIA His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantino ar- rived in Manchester on Monday evening, at ten minutes past five o'clock. His Highness, accompanied by his suite, reached the London Road Station by the Sheffield ...
... Somersetshire, tinman. James Wood, Almondbury, Yorkshire, clotli-manufacturer. Thomas Parnall, Manchester, laceman. Stephen Constantine, Sheffield, cutler. Matthew Furuess, Great Loogstone, Bakewell, Derbyshire, cheesemonger. William Earl, Birmingham, victualler ...
... Hood, in Austonley, Yorkshire, cloth-mnnufacturer. W. Earl, Birmingham, victualler. T. Parnell, Manchester, lacemnn. S. Constantine, Sheffield, manufacturer of cutlery. J. (’banning, North Petherfon, Somersetshire, victualler. M. Furness, G*at Longstone ...
... EARLL, Birmingham, victualler. W. CLAYTON, Cheapalde, carpet-warehouseman. T. PARNELL, Mancheater, laceman and glover. 8. CONSTANTINE, Sheffield, manufacturer of cutlery. J. CHANNIN6. North Petherton, Someraelahlre, victualler. M. FURNESS, Great Longatone ...
... Almondbury, Yorksh., cloth-manufacturer. William Earl, Birmingham, victualler. Thomas Parnell, Manchester, laceman. Stephen Constantine, Sheffield, manufacturer of cutler. John Chauning, North Petherton, victualler. M. Furness, Great Longstone, Derbyshire ...
... Ellen, and Abby Callaghan ; Denis Carling, Johanna and Margaret Carney, Mary Cashman, Denis Concoran, James Connor, Thomas Constantine, Edward and Ellen Crawley, Jeffry Cullin, Dominick Curran, James Darwen and child, Mary Denny, Edward Dolan, Mary Donaghan; ...
... LONDON GAZETTE. THE GAZETTE OF FEB. 8.) BANKRUPTS. T Oreatorex, K y-salesman, London—l) Leary, surgeon, London— A, Barnard, money-scrivener, Norwich— W E J Neep, silversmith, Norwich J Fester. printer, Leeds—,l3 StOkes, chandler, Droitwi telt, Worees ...
... vessel had sprung a leak, and was abandoned the crew, the 6th iast. in a.sinking state. Gravesend, Juke 18.-—Arrived die Constantine, Wetherwille, from Barbaboes; Isabella, Smith, from St. Vincent’s; Dunkirque, Liquen, from Dunkirk; Emanuel, Bouster, from ...
... Burgundy was declared not to run for either Goodwood or Cup. ARRIVAL OF THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE IN MANCHESTER.—His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, second son of the Emperor of Russia, who is at present in this country on a visit, arrived ...
... by their side sold for 221. & some 2-11. BANKRUPTS, Tuesday, February 5. Alderson Richard, Crawford-street, linen-draper Constantine Stephen, Sheffield, manufacturer of cutlery Charming Jobn, North Petherton, Somersetsh. victualler Clayton William, Cheapside ...
... wras a sergeant. Joseph Taylor was a captain of the 1st division ; lie left, and prisoner Constantine was appointed. There was a couscil appointed. Constantine was general secretary. T[ie prisoner Walker was a national guard under me. James Rigby was ...
... official residences, Mount Wise, and from thence proceeded Plymouth, and visited the Grand Duke Constantine, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. The Grand Duke Constantins spent Thursday Saltraro, and enjoyed some hours’ shooting in its wellstocked preserves. On ...