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... rs. John Johnson and William Goldthrop, Wakefield, York, catiinet makers and upholsterers. Elizabeth , teeie Henson Cumin, ham, and Joseph Steele, Riclinsiod and litortLke, grocers and chireserriongas. James Bradshaw and George Allen, Liverpool ...
... gur, 4th March—Wynter, lady of Capt. R., 2d European regiment , of a daughter, stillborn, at Poonah, 6th March. MARRIAGES. Cumin., Mr. J. A., to Miss A. C. Tanner, 29th March, Jones, Mr. C., to Mrs. T. Ricard, 17th March. Simpson, Lieut. W., to Miss A ...
... at 2, at the Eagle ion, Cambridge. Solicitors', lilewirs. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn-rquare; and Messrs. Parkinson and Staff, Norwich. . . THOMAS Bowan and Rif 14AR n Gunge, Manchester, silk and cottony tnufacturers, August 7. S. and at ...
... DIVPHON OF THE ARMY. Captain Parkinson .. 15 Lieut. G. A. Hughes ID Lieut. E. P. Del. Haste, Assistant Quarter master- General Lieut.Postens, Line Adjutant 10 Assistant Surgeon Hughes 10 Lieut. Wallace, Supr. Guicowers cumin. gent 50 Superintending SLIT- ...
... Allsop'a-buildings, New-road, merchant. Wel Otley and Byrne. Regentatreet, St. James's, tailors, Ist ex . Parkinson, E. Whitby, grocer, 2d ex. .. Bosley, H. Houndsditch, baker, 3d ex. Strong, W. Brixton and Jamaica Coffee-house, merchant ...
... character. Appaientlv the tsteiist' of rehgton may sutTer ntio'c thesyeoftfie public this exposure; hut ready they cot; the cumin tl' would more mischief; lie might worm himself into, mure families, and abuse the cuniideine of others. 1: shall not carry ...
... to desert, in consequence of communications which he made to two soldiers, and conversation which was overheard. William Parkinson, of his Majesty's artillery, and now at Tilbury Fort, stated, that the prisoner, O'Connor, was brought to the Fort as a recruit ...
... Mr. J. ASHLEY. Violoncellos, Messrs. Charles Ashley, Sharp, ..Principal Second Violin, Mr.. R. Ashley. Bassoons, Messrs. Parkinson and Taylor. Trumpets, Messrs. Smith, Tamplin, and Cantelo. Double Bass ' es Messrs. Jouve, Francis,,&c. Como di Bas'serto ...
... of Birkenhead, now of Beeston, Cheshire, joiner, June s—Charles Reeves, Both, marble mason and statuary, June s—William Parkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, June s—John Toft, Warwick-road, Paddington, carpenter and builder. June s—John Dawson, Fairford ...
... Smit h 9 , . was shortly in attendance. The next witness examined was Mr. John Jones, who said, he was assistant to Mr. Parkinson, a surgeon, of Hox.ton-square. On that morning he opened the body of the deceased, and found the stomach and internal parts ...
... Jersey, Brecknock, Arran, Minto, Radnor, Harrowby, Carlisle, Durham, Uxbridge, Shrewsbury, Poxio di Borgo, Sebastian!. Lords — Cumins. Stuart de Rothesay, J. Stuart. Burghersh, Hoi. land, Morpeth, C. Fitzroy, Worsley, Villiers, Howick, Falkland, Duncan— The ...
... College, Sheffield. . . a . . Crouch, i.enarles .iv illtam University College. Cunliffe, E. Shrubsole University College. Cumin, John University College School. Davies, Edward Calvin Dawson, Edward Bousfield Mill-hill Grammar School. Dendy, John Devenish ...