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... meet your approbation, I am ready to Mr. John Dadley Mr. Matthew Dixon tion of Messrs. Roberts and Dunck!ley, drapers, as tenants Warehouse, 208, THE ABOVE, with the Addition of an ALPHA. It not, I am con- Mr. John Gibson Reeves Also one moiety or BETICAL ...
... separate and independent hooks Mammon Covetousness the Sin of the Church By the Rev John Harris Ward 1837 ( Concluded Jromour number)— Covetousness then according to the lev John Harris is the grand characteristic feature the Christian world What are its especial ...
... Visitation of God. Committed the Cou.ntv Gaol.—By the Rev. John Foley, John Williams, and E. Sanderson, Es.jn*., Hold, St rick land, and Henry Barnett, charged with house-breaking Powick Dr. Beal Cooper, John Keel, charged with stealing wearing apparel Broadwas ...
... was perpetrated at Stourbridge, on the night of Thursday the instant, the unfortunate victim heing Mr. John Orchard, landlord the Woolstaplers' Arms, that town, and brother of Mr. Joseph Orchard, the active and respected police officer that city It appears ...
... Birmingham Sole Messrs Norton and Chaplin 3 Gray’sinusquare Messrs Richards and Motteram Birmingham Bet Cr John Furrier Kunberley Gloucester Seal March JOHN SHIPHAN Nottingham March 27 and April 28 the Hotel Nottingham Sob Mr Daft Nottingham and Mr G T Taylor ...
... of the Taibot Inn, Hartlebury, to Mrs. Jones, of Winterfold, Worcestershire. On Saturday last, at balf-past twelve Doctor John Webster, of this town, aged 39, after an illuess of thirty-cight hours ouly: he died of that inveterate disease caiied Peritonitis ...
... of dishes and plates that compose German dinner are brought from the kitchen in the hands or rather on the arms of the kellners How one left arm can be made to accommodate such a number cannot conceive We have frequently reckoned as many seven full of ...
... property of Mr. T. Dayas at Lientwardine.— John James, convicted of stealing part of a fence belonging to Mr. John .Mason, at Bosbury— Thomas Taylor and William Taylor, convicted of heir.g out at night armed, and shooting a pheasant at Ashperton William ...
... Harcourt, and P. Esq. of Twizell House, Northumberland.—Local Secretaries: John Adamson, Esq. Wm. Button, Esq. and Professor ,° son—Local Treasurers: Rev. W. Turner, and Charles John Btam, Esq.—General Secretaries : Rev. George Pea, 0m^ M, ircheson, Esq ...
... Rev. T. Wynn, Mr. William Rogers, confectioner, to Miss Sarah George, both of this city. On Thursday last was married, at St. John's, Glocester, by the Rev. F. Burlton, Henry Milnes, Esq. of Leominster, this county, Emma Vittoria, fourth daughter of J. P ...
... Bradsliaw 766 1 Lord A. Conyngliam 763 1 Gipps, C. 759 F. Villiers, R. 708 Cardiff 1 J. Nicholl . . Cardigan I Pryse Carlisle 2 P. 11. Howard 1 W. Marshall 1 Carmarthen *D. Morris 1 IK Lewis, C. Carnarvon ...
... reason, he has every chance of being, at no distant period, the most popular Minister, in every sense, that ever England saw. John Bull, when his back is well clad and his board is well furnished, will roar you an 'twere any nightingale; but hit him in the ...