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... V. Bayard,) William John Cade, Esq., of the Hon. East India Company’s Military Service, of Bengal, Henrietta Elizabeth daughter of Joshua Esq. of St. John’s Wood, London. On Tuesday the 10th inst., at Alwalton. Hunts, the Rev. John Hopkinson, A.M., rector ...
... Boston was on Monday last contracted for, at the sum of 1127/. 3*. The builders are Mr. John Stainton, who has undertaken tiie stone and brickwork and plastering; Mr. John Marshall, jun., the wood and iron work and slating; and Mr. James Smith, the plumbing ...
... and, when proceeding, in company of a policeman, in quest of the missing article, a man was observed, having a cloak on his arm. He was taken into custody by the officer, when the cloak proved to be the one stolen. He was, understand, lodged in the st ...
... Courier. It confesses to the Carlists having received a most infernal drubbing,'-' and says that the game is up. Loro John Russell will preside at the Middlesex Re- form Dinner, to be given to the County Members, Hume and Byng, Church Rates.— The ...
... the Rev. John Hewlett Watson, Vicar of West Wratting, and Rector of Tydd St. Giles, to Elizabeth Mary eldest daughter of John Edmund Wilson, Esq. of Cambridge. the ISth Inst., at St. Marylebone, Mr. D. T. Sharp, nf High-street, sixth son of John Sharp, ...
... R. Tomlinson, M. A., St. John's, Cain. bridge; Hon. T. R. Keppel, M.A., Downing, Cambridge; A. B. Spray, Trinity, Oxford ; R. P. Coates, B. A., St. John's, Cambridge. John Thomes, Esq., of Trinity college, Oxford, was admitted a bachelor of Civil Law ...
... Isles of Scotland. Among the gentlemen present were—the Marquis of Huntley, Sir James Miles Riddell, Bart. Sir John Campbell, Bart., Sir John S. Forbes, Bart. Si; Reginald Macdonald S. Seton, Bart., ,Sir Donald Campbell, Ilan-, Ise. The Marquis of Huntley ...
... belonging now occupations John John is in repair situated centre will found worthy attention five o’clock further inquire of Mr Solicitor Lane Leicester or at the Auctioneer’s NOTICE All in Leicester Builder to psy if Martin and John Wale And having claim ...
... Ashby. a child uuder the age of ten years. ? , William Blades, 50, John Humphry, 25 (out upon bail), charged with having, with 10 others, entered lands belonging to the Earl of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for the purpose of destroying game. George ...
... lands of Earl of Cardigan (■■■were sentenced to three months' Imprisonment each;— Wm. Scotney, for poaching on lands of the Earl of Westmorland, six months' imprisonment ;—and John Newton, Samuel Swan, and Robert Lee, for being armed Deene Thorpe, tor ...
... Spencer, Foreman. Hon. P. S. Pierrepont John Yorke, Esq. Sir R. H. Gunning, Bart. Wm. Cartwright, Esq. T. R. Thornton, Esq. S. Girdlestone, Esq. E. Bouverie, Esq. John Reddall, Esq. John Booth, Esq. C. Hillyard, Esq. John Nethercote, Esq. Wm. Drayson, Esq. ...
... mercy. Six Months' Imprisonment, with Hard Labour. ITii/iaTrt Blades, 50, and John Humphrey, 25, charged with enteriog certain in the possession of the Eail of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for ihe parposa of destroying game and rabbits, pleaded ...