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... engravinc, has been religiously protected Mr. Tumor, of Stoke Rocheford, the proprietor. Dr. St kelv, who visited it Sir Isaac's lifetime on the 13th of October, 1721, gives the following description of it in his letter to Dr. Mead, written in : 'lis built of ...
... waiting, in the following order ;-Sir Thomas Whelan,, the Lord Mayor, Mr. Semple, the High Sheriff, Alderman Morrison, Mr. Shaw, the Recorder, Sir E. S. Hayes, the Earl of Roden, Mr. Dawson, and others. The Corporation were attended by their Mace, Sword ...
... — having called Mr. Peiceval, whose motion for address lor the appointment of a »ast stood Hist the orders.—Mr. PracEvaL— Sir, observe several straiig- is the bouse.—The Speaker —>liang»*rs must wiihd.nw.— the gallery tv..s cleated, Mr. Hume said, I presume ...
... for Leith, Died, at Brading,»tedB3yearf. Mr. R. Rayner, Baker, an old and respected inhabitant. Died, aeed 52 yeart, Mr*. Willis, wify of Mr. T. Willi*, blacksmith, of Yarbridge. Died, last week, Crouch**, Mrs. Kirby, aged years. Died, Saturday, West ...
... the house of Mr. Corbett. Mr. Slaney asked him ITlhe knew whether Mrs. Parry had slept with Mr. Edward *Jodderel, or whether they rode out to. gether ? Witness replied that he never knew such a thing in his life. You are frightened, said ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 12. CRIMINAL INFORMATION.-IN THE MATTER OF THE RION. AND RIIIT REV. DR. GREY, LATE RECTOR OF ST. BOTOLrHt'S, fl1SOPSGATE, NOW BISUOP OF HE- REroBD. Sir J. Scarlett had obtained a rule nisi for filing a criminal information against ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 23. THIE KING V. SLANEY. This defendant, who was committed on a criminal infor- mation at the prosecution of Mr. Fane, was this morning brought up for judgment. The facts of the case, whicrh arose out of a late disputed election ...
... Arundel during the past week. Monday night Mr. Hollands lost six large cucumbers; on Wednesday Mr. Parker's garden was robbed of fine cabbages, and on the same Mr. blood's garden was also robbed a number cabbages. Mr. Wood, veterinary surgeon of Aruudel, who ...
... Lmgßld. Mr. J»ck»on. Mr. WinsUnlcy. Mr. W. Hughes, MU* VRaghßß, Rad Mita An strut her, Mr. Sergeßot sod friend. Mr. Chap»*n. Mr. •»«r, Mr. Dean, Mr. ...
... relate to the present Mr. Walter, though they did relate to his father. (Mr. Pollock) could hardly imagine that it was meant to persevere in the present application for criminal information, and bring up for judgment person ia Mr. Heath's situation, merely ...
... arrived on Sttmij Pramoten Mr Holford, Mr and Mrs Weld. Mr ted Mr. Carrio Sgc and Mr Holcomb are mneagtt. “iHRanV M?and Mrs Wrench. Mr and ...
... SHINFIKLD SCHOOL, miles from Reading, 4 from O a king/tarn, and 14 from Basingstoke.) MR. W. NORRIS begs to inform his friends that he is re moved from Pangbourn, having been appointed to the Mastership this School, with permission tc receive a limited ...