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... Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Wood, Esq. of that place.—On Tuesday last, at All Saints' Church, Leicester, by the Rev. 6. B. Mitchell, the Rev. John Owen, of Tamworth, Staffordshire, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Richard Teed, Esq. of Lancaster ...
... cometary motion, 9 A , PTArN R R v.—Alderley, Monday lieardrbts morning that the celebration lhe Captain Parry, the great Northern voyager and the ac9omplished daughter of Sir John Thomas Stanley, was take place Alderley Church as the ceremony is-at all ...
... took to their heels, and have hitherto eluded justice.âThe damage is estimated at about £50. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1826. Death of Alderman Magnay. âThursday raorning, about two oâclock, died at his house near Wandsworth Christopher ry, Esq. Alderman ...
... action, fine fencer, and strong constitution. .Lot 16—Dark bay Horse, the Abbot, 7 years old, 15 hands 3 indies, bought of J. Edge, Esq. of Strelley. (Pedigree will be given next week's paper.]u-The Abbot is quite a finished hunter, measures his leaps well ...
... costermonger’s cart; Stjon after eight o’clock, Mitchell, the rat catcher, arrived with rats; appeared of uncommon size, and full life. Charles Dew the owner of Billy, appeared with a scarlet-coloured jacket, edged with gold, and a waistcoat literally made ...
... instant have been dashed to inevitable death against, the stone the Into. silence was but for moment; for immediately afterwards appeared different part* of the basin the bodies the sufferers, some in the agonies of death, others in state insensibility, and ...
... May'last. Verdict, Guilty. Sentence death recorded. John Williams alias Kobert Mather, plesded guilty to an indictment charging him with returning from transportation before the expiration of his sentence. Sen tenee of death recorded against him. GLOUCESTER ...
... labourers mustered in force and as the party of sailors was small, drove them from their grounds, pursuing them to the water's edge, when they were surprised by a fire from the guns of the frigate, intended to cover the retreat of the crew. The natives took ...
... and made low, with a falling collar, divided in the middle, and edged round with Vandyke blond, set on straight.—Short .sleeves formed of trimming, corresponding with that on the skirt, edged next the elbow with the same kind of blond that surrounds the ...
... tenia,- furnished with the head.— Journal General German Physician observe ', that the greatest part , deaths morning froni five ten'o'clock. Those deaths which happen the afternoon are these as - ' lesser number of men die at six, nine; or eleven o'clock ...
... void the of the Rev. M. Lunn. —The v. J. Rector of Burlon-hy Lincoln, to the Chaplaincy in Ordinary the King, vacant the death of the Hon. and Rev. A. G. Leff^e. Curates* Stipends.—Ti«c last Clergy Act expressly , enjoins that a Curate's salary shall ...
... , V'orkshire, clothier, Dec. 19, 20, Jan. 9; Pack horse, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Sol. Stephenson, Huddersfield. William Mitchell, Meeting House-court, Old Jewry, merchant, Dec. 5, 12, Jan. 9. Oliverson, Frederick’s-place. Old Jewry. Richard ItoDEL, ...