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... general meeting of the Society, (viz :) Bourns. /». John Saunders William Clarke Kilts Lawson A 15 r*i AaiaoTON. I Littls Abingtov. y l . j. Charlew Bunn 0 j John Morlcy o to • « u^tMr * I John Dickerson I John Bradford 10 William Keath I Thomas SUelford Jom-ph ...
... LIERATURE. Historic Sites, and other Remarkable and Intere.tnn Pace* the County nf Suffolk.—Hj John Brown, and Co., —have *r At 1 '**' the work before the favourable j notice of our reader*. both from the peculiar «bc-e, of the author, ant! the iutrin ...
... foreign warehouseman. William Battle, Sheffield, silver plater. John tregoning, Manchester, merchant. Samuel West, Swathling, Southampton, fellmongor. Amos West, Wilton, Wiltshire, follmonger. John Baltv, Ware, Hertfordshire, victualler. Albert Schloss, Strand ...
... Bonney - Parkinson Abrams, Biggar, Lovett, & Caine - John Gundy Gee Chippingham - J. Nicholson, Monmouth - Hough J. When, Narberth - A. Griffith Cheltenham . Archer Newcastle - J. James Cardigan -C. Lewis Newport - Webber Coventry Spelt & Slingaby Notutigham ...
... case we are indebted for an escape. —John Bull. The continual contradictions hy the Globe of the late resignation Lord Allhorp, as reported in the Standard, will, should suppose, cease, after the statement in the John Dull of Sunday. We can corroborate ...
... and Co ,Gar- Bristol Ann Jones Birmingham ..Hollingsworth Bungay . Parkinson Caine ..John Guudy Chippingham.. ..J.Nickolson, J. W berry Cheltenham Archer Cardigan .. .. C. Lewis Coventry .. & /Unapt* Carlisle .. irkbaisin Chichester Penn Cirencester ...
... his thumb just grazed his temple.” After that said thought he should go to the bad place, now had killed Watson. John Smilh (17) John (16) John (1.) his case occupied the attention the Court at great length during the fast summer assizes. The plxintiff is ...
... from the fact, that it now ranks the second office in the united kingdomt agents: Cambridge E. M. SMITH & SON Ely Mr. JOHN HILLS. ■ Mr. JOHN THURBON. Wisbech Mr. JAMES LEACH, and Wm. STEVENS. Huntingdon. .. Mr. GEORGE FOX. St - Res Mr. T. D. PAUL. St. ...
... C. Hoare. . P. Plumpton, M.P., Captain Boldere, M.P., . Rushbrooke, On the left side of the Chair sat the Rev. John Maule, Lords Cardigan, Brecknock, Canterbury, Marsham, Maryborough, Wharncliffe, and Brougham, the High Sheriff, General the Hon. Sir ...
... from all other foreign articles well as from corn. But the Government seemed to act upon no principle at all. The noble Lord (John Russell) had talked of a fixed duly, against which the arguments on both sides arc applicable. It was easy to talk of a fixed ...
... Toesday iast, at SC Botolph’s ( Rev. George Hewitt,) Me. William of Stretham, to Miss Elizabeth Collett, daug y of the late Mr. John Collett seo of this place, rsity Same day, at Huntingdon, Mr | ellor of this town, to Miss Ano Buck, of the former On the 19th ...