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... : BANBURY W. POTTS. Guardian Office Ditto W.F. MOLEBWUHIH. Ch.minf. Burford; Benjamin Matthews, Druprist. Chipping Norton Thomas Beesley, Chemist. Campden, J. & 0. D. Mathews, Oxford ; Edward Brown, Chronicle Office ; Henry Brown, Druggist, High Street; ...
... following Scarlet Hi/arres : Holliday’s (jrand Master, and l.ord Kanelilf. Crimson Bizarrcs ; Slater’s tlladiator, and Holiidav's Thomas Hewlet. Purple Flakes; Barringer's F.arl Spencer, and Holliday’s tjueeu of Purples. Scarlet f lakes: May’s Ariel and l.oren/o ...
... Crow, rector, James Frederick, Baron de Koster, of Alabama, United States of America, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Rimmer, of the former place. October 18, after a long and severe affliction, borne with patience and resignation, Jessy, the ...
... County. Whitmore, Thomas Charlton, Bridgenorth. Wilde, Sir Thomas, Worcester. Williams, William, Coventry. Wilshere, W illiam, Yarmouth. Sir T. E.. Bart., Bcwdlcy. Wood, Charles, Halifax. Wood, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, Middlesex. Wood, Col. Thomas, Breconshire ...
... necessary to extend tbeoi, defer their publication til! next week. WARWICK. Nr.w RiLirvi>c Orricr.B—On Saturday la«t. Mr. John Thomas Smith, at present connected with the llcadington I'nion, Oxfordshire, was appointed relieving officer for the Leamington di*trict ...
... nac/it/orin Dhinity Rev. John Rouse Bloxom, F ellow of Magdalene t ollege. A/a.fer, ydr/,. The Rev. George Thomas Spring, Edmund Hall; the Rev. Thomas Jackson, Queen’s: the San dj;rs, Christ Ghureh; the Rev. Wifliara Edward All free, Wadham; the Rev. James ...
... varieties than himself, —the kind of seed he had used for more than 20 years was Burwell s red,” and he had always found it very hardy in every stage of its growth, being clean and smooth in the chaff, and consequently not easily affected by wet weather, so ...
... Street were—C. Taylor, G. Cox. NV. Poole, C. Wicks, T. Herbert. . Winspere, T. lons. J. Browtou, 11. Conway, A. Hardy, J J. Norton, S. Hardy, and S. Morgan. A very lengthened examination, prov ing the schemes of the prisoners have been of a most diabolical ...
... Monday, the 'Jlst, a boy named Thomas V/OODSTOCK. PETTY SESSION, Fi.bularv ‘J^rn .Motors. Thtmihill, Kicanlo, and Btirkno!!.) ('om»U Tl> ...
... Kiehard Badger John Mann James B:tdger William Kingerlec Thomas Pratt Kiehard Fessey Thomas Kd. Pratt Thomas Walton Thomas Fathers Jonas Welch Ceurge Cooke J. M. Knott, Clerk Kichard Haring Thomas I.uckcuck John Jordan W illiam Burden, jun. ...
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... Kineton. Oxford: Thomas R. Fisher, James P. Dunn. Witney: Wm. Thorpe, John Griffith. Brack ley: Joseph Gostick, Thomas Standring, John Eaton. Chipping Norton: James Rathbone, Richard Hardy. Totceester: W. Piggott, Henry Young. Daventry: Thomas Brothwood, Wm ...