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... the arrangement* were making for their reception. Sir John Conroy soon afterwards waited the Corporation, and announced that her Royal Highness and the Princes* were ready to receive them. Sir John then accompanied them to the drawing-room, where they ...
... ascertain what quantity of arms couldbeobtaine(l inthiscoutntrv in the courseofafew weeks. The ladies of Bedford have caused a most beautiful ink- v stand, of the value of 8 guineas, to be made, which theyin- tend to present to Lord John Russell. An inscription ...
... ; the John & Margaret, Ross, from Inverness; the Nancy, M'Qoeen, from the Isle of Sky; the Bustler, Lewis, the K irl of Kingston. Bennett, the Betsey, Griffiths, and the Milford Packet. Richards, from Milford ; the Mary, Griffiths, and the John, Davis ...
... I paltry contemptible soldier that in put pitiful and In an proclamation ftoud and loo in in this green land Urowalow— of Grattan— in grave— —the laad Charletnont of 70000 of f In ! fa pitiful i I the who 1 hitherto that implicate people and and staff— ...
... increase of 18 Ol receipts of the preceding year amount being The bv Revds John Mason (Exeter) Joseph Mason (Wesleyan Minister) James Simmons (Olney) Eustace Carey (Calcutta) Winter John Wooldridge and T S Crisp also by W Blair Esq Cotham and gentlemen interesting ...
... A Wa Buckley MA MA Rev John Hall M A J degree —Maders — Comp John P S John Kaye Seymour of Queen’c— Arts— Bird St Ilall of A John R P Bra C llenrv II Lincoln Holland EGepp Scholar Burntngham Trinity John John ...
... Jackson, John Davie*. T. F. Jenning*. James sold it 4d. per lb. AN; together wuhTlioughts upon the D,34'ussions which have |d-«re a, the School 1 F.LsON-S UIF-F, 1, on I« «- houses in the evening. ; the Llovsl, from ftallynash. Wood, and John Hall; and ...
... the Justitis Hulk, at W viz.—Edward Harris, John Murphy. W. Erzrove. W. Tamara. Clerks Stephens, T. Skidmore H. Richards. Charles Rearm. T. Cimodar. (home Pain, aid W. Roberts. Committed to Bristol Gaol.—John Car;, - , for stealing a pair of bellows from ...
... the Infirmary with little ho|**s of recovery. ‘ Mr. Adams of Stuck wood wa* knocked down, and had his arm broken —and another young man had his arm dislocated. Highway Ivobukkv.— Saturday night last, Wm. Thomas, servant of the Rev. J. F. Doveton, of Rectory ...
... malt, barlev—Bridgewater. bush, barley, bush, oats, bush, malt,* 1871 hush, beaux—Chepstow, 40 sack* flour, qr*. barley—Cardigan, qrs. barley. qrs. oats—Gloucester, SI sacks flour—Miuehead qrs. malt, 106 qrs. barley—Milford, 143 bush, oats—Padstow’ qr* ...
... Somer. vine, gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Gray, pat to be Cornet. Conexissams :ivied by the Lord Lieutenant of Gloucester. Rev. Maurice Fittgerakl Stephens, Robert Canning, lEsq , John Lowsk7 Codrington, Esq. John Dela Field Phelps, Esq., to be Drputy ...
... this, and their liberties would be secured. (Cheers ) Sir JOHN TIEVILTAN then proposed JAMES ADAM GORDON, EMI. Great ninon', during which the Sherif ix emend biauelf obtain a hearing. I Sir John was beard to say that 31r. Gordon was a man of honour and ...