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... Windsor) for' a renewal of lives in copyhold pre- mises, enjoyed by his ancestors for upwards of 150 years, by copy of court rolls, and tendered a con- siderable sum more than the customary fine. The Steward refused to renew, unless the said William Wharton ...
... within the said township, the proprietors being lords uf their own land, and is ao object not unworthy the attention of a Sportsman, as the neighbourhood affords excel- enr Grouse-shoOting. *t* Apply for particulars arid private treaty (if by letter, post ...
... were repulsed by the fire of a detachment the Infantry of the Brunswick Legion. In this affair, Lieutenant- Colonel the Honourable Frederick Ponsonby, who commanded at Monasterio, was wounded, but not severely, and I hope I shall soon again have the benefit ...
... anniversary of our beloved Sovereignâs P»irth falling the Sabbath-day this year, (whin he completed his year,', the same was honoured in this town yesterday, the Town Officer* ami a large of our principal inhabitant, walking in procession from the Exchange ...
... none of them had ever feen.' *• It i» impoffibte (fay the Memorial- ifls) that Madame Lavaletie herfelf. the virtuous and honourable author of the fafety of her hufband, fbould not know if the gaolers were gained and corrupted, sad that they would flint ...
... Grouse, Par- tridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Snipe, Hare, nnd Wild Duck Shooting, With particular Instructions for the Juvenile Sportsman, and mnch miscel- laneous information on the choice of Guns, Gun- powder, Shot, &c. ...
... before the hearing ofthe cause, which will enable his Honour to keep Cousel to the material point in question, and prevent them going into extraneous matter. Sir William Grant, the late Master of the Rolls, always read the petitions before he came into Court; ...
... assembled at a Special Session, held at Preston, the l«th Dec. last;— Whitehall, Dec. 20, 1917. Sir, Thave had the honour to lay before his Royal Highness The Prince Regent the very dutiful and Idynl'AddreSs of tbe Magistrates of the County Palatine ...
... igeii 90. at bis seat in Duncannon, after a long and lingering illness. He is succeeded in the title aad estate by the Honourable Mr. T. Knox. Ladu John Campbell.— The death of this Lady is thus annouueed in a Paris paper of Wetlnesday last : — *• Lady ...
... he was literally covered widi bees, which thing him to that degree that in gis atony, he ribbed into a pond, where, after rolling once or twiee over, he crawled out and expired on the bank. Mr. Win. Friend, of Willington, eamekeeper to Chas. Leon, Eel ...
... evinced an spirit mf candour and fairness. After thanking the freemen for the .invitation they had sent him, and for the honour they wished to confer upon him, he indignantly alluded to a placard which had been pained on the walls, signed Gorge Williams ...
... the hone, hut forinnately she escaped without personal injury. It subsequently appeared that the gun was tired hy a young sportsman, who seeing the lady's fresheng above the herlse, concluded that they must belong to a bird. I I the ao 'Dace bei Tint' *ad ...