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... distinguished persons:—The Marquis of Norlhamplou, Sir (lerard Noel, Lad and family ; Sir William ami Lady Wake and familv Sir John Palmer and family, ihe lion. Mr. and .Mrs. Jerkeley. the Hon. and Hev. T. L. I.l'wis Imivl, Ksq., the lion. .Mrs. Cockayne ...
... pleased to institute tbe Rev. William Davies. P. C. ef Mount, to the rectory of Llangunloo, in the county of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Rev. John. Jones: on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lord- ship has also been pleased to institute the ...
... of insanity. The Jury gave in their verdict that be hung himself iu that state. STEALING.—Three men, named John ‘Vood, Peter Thomson, and John Nadin, all of bad character, are now in the custody of the county on a charge of pigeon stealing under the following ...
... of Old Sarum, under whose broad arms you bribed the electioneering independence of the neighbouring daisies, marigolds, and buttercups ; that tree which Stood like to Earactacus, in set to rally His host with broad arms 'gainst the thunder stroke, (Of ...
... celebrated musical composer, died on Saturday, at the seat of his daughter (the Marchioness of leadforl) the County of Meath. Sir John was in iiis 74th year Hochsa's bantayptcy meeting of the creditors of N. C. Hochsa, music-seller.&c., Regent-street, against ...
... which lie named Gas- kin's Sir John Moor. At the house of Mr James Shipley, innkeeper, Wall, a very interesting and splendid show of Dahlias took place, ol the 1 5th of Sept., when the prizes were awarded as follow -To Mr John Scott, for the best 12 flowers ...
... funds for the next year would he forthcoming ta double the extent of the addition ?? resolution was put and carried. The Rev. John Edmonds, late missionary at India, said,- as he bad been announced to thle meeting ast a lute missionary, it would naturally ...
... thmsnnw, George Hntton Wilkinson, Tbeaaas Jefersoa Hnff, Peregrine Bingham,David Jardine.RiefcardWfcitosasnn, John Elliott Drink water, Edward John Gambler, Flower Ellis, Janies Booth, Henry Boscoe, Chas. Edward Rushton, Alexander Edward Cockbans, Jenn Buckle ...
... death sib johm sTCVßNtoii.— Sir John departed this life Saturday morning, bfs daughter's, the Marchioness Hcadfort’s real, in ibis county, where bad been for tome time staying a declining state of men were gb)y gifted Sir John Stevenson. Hi* genius aa musical ...
... Peregrine Bingham, Uarid Jardine, Richard Whitcomhc, John Klliol Drinkwater, Etlward John Gambler, Thoma. Flower Ellis, James Booth, Henry Rokoc, Chari*. Austin, Edward Raahtan, Aleaander Eilward Cock burn, John Buckle, and Daniel Maude, the Commissioner. ; ...
... give an extract respecting the fatal interference of the surgeon's wife. John Owen, the boatswain, was the only witness that knew anything of this occurrence : EXTRA.CT PROM JOHN OWEN'S DEPOSITION, TAKEN SEPT. 10. 'The surgeon called us aft, and ordered ...
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