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... Mr Win. Cooke Stafford Mr Samuel Danby Mr John H_.rri.nn Mr Araham Braithwaite | Mr . manuel Sidd_.il Mr John Hardy . Mi Charles Noke Mr Robert Foster | Mr Robert Hartley M r Thomas Yokes I Mr Kichard D.dtou Mr James Mnnkman I After his Majesty's proclamation ...
... School belonging to that place of worship, after sermons by the Rev. Messrs. Innocent and Woodhouse. An inquest before Mr. Dicken, coroner for the Hundred of Bradford South, Salop, was held on Monday last, at Ketley, near Wellington, on the body of Mr ...
... retires. Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Dickens Mark Has- I wood to be Captain, without pure base, vice Bertrand, deceased. 37th Foot—Lieutenant-General Hon. Alexander Duff, n*oin the Regiment, be Colonel, vice General Sir Charles Green, deceased. 58th Foot—Major ...
... in Moor-street the witness having his direction set up the Samuel Eaton Great Charles-street” should likewise prove that no person as Samuel Eaton lived at 62 Great Charles-street tliat no press had ever been’ in that the neighbouring house in Chidlow ...
... was returned. Tamworth.— Robbery. —Some thieves broke into the flour mill, at Alder Mills, during tbe night of the 12th, and took therefrom seven sacks of flour. No clue to lead to the discovery of the perpetrators of the robbery would probably have been ...
... Owen, edinan, Eaton, Nickson, Humffreys, Price, Corbet, Slaney, R. A. Sliney, Juckes, Childe, Sait, Williams, Cooke, Walford, Dicken, Jeffreys, &c. &e. EF. Noe! Hill, C. Lioyd, Edwards, F. C. Dar- win, Jane Borough, H. Kenyon, S$. Darwin, Ravenscreft, anmer ...
... -. Esq., Messrs. J. H. Field, J. Satchell, E. Iffi^adT.Holdhrook. tot week our painful task to announce the coma highway-robbery in the precincts of this ™ have now to notice daring attempt to oSmcc not yards from the spot where one took place. About ...
... hat and watch, and ran off. Such is the tale: and Wm. Bromicy was taken into tody next day, charged with the assault and robbery, but was proved against him, and he was dismissed. A portion of the public, loath to beliewe such tales, ex- plain the affair ...
... be; n instituted the Rectory of Trevalga, in this county, the Lor ...
... Hutchings, Esq. Rev. ‘Thomas Bird, B.A. of Crosby Garret, and Perpetua! Curate of Mallerstang, both in Westowrland, Rev. Perry Dicken, Vicar of Witheridge, aud Rector of Peaghill, both in the couuty of Devon. Rev. B. Butterworth, late Curate of Claverton, ...
... enthusi ' for Sir Michac'. that the supporters Sir Charles were j in each nation left in minority—so great indeed, tint while the votes in favour Sir .Michael exceeded two hundred! those for Sir Charles did not amount twenty- 1 five!— Aberdeen Chronicle ...
... request you will not let them out of the house without my order, or that of the senior churchwarden, Mr. Mills. (Signed) 44 CHARLES JONES, Churchwarden, All Hallows, Staining. The magistrate remarked he did not think letter quite legal ; but the beadle ...