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... Southwark—Pet cr John Vickers an* John Vickers, jun, Tooley-street, wine-merchants dated July . CAINE John, Stockport, Cheshire, boot-maker; Aug 19, Sep* 8, at ten, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester So* Messrs Lingard, Vaughan, and Lingard, Stockport—Pet ...
... Bedford-row, London. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, London, victualler. Pierre Marie !Auguste Rougier, Wood-street, Spitalflelds. London, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, eapenter. George Lush, Bristol and Bath, provision ...
... HISTORY AND SCIENTIFIC BOCIETY 1836. JANUARY. Presented by Mr. T. Garnett. White-headed Goosander, or Smew (mergus albellus). Golden Eye (clangula vulgaris). Mr. Stephen Moore. Great black-backed Gull (larus marinus). Common Curlew—male— (numenius arquata) ...
... -row„ London. • -- William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-synare, London, victualler. Pierre Marie !Auguste Rougier, Wood-street, Spitalfields. London. silk-manufacturer. William Pelt, Bridge, Kent, rapenter. George Lush, Bristol and Bath, provision-merchant ...
... Going, of Tberliff, Most savagely mur- Tipperary. dered close to his own house on his return from Thurles. Rev. J. Whitty, Golden, in When returning from diocese of Cashel. visiting the sick bed of one of his parishioners, most savagely murdered ; his ...
... ire, ink-man- ufacturer. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square victualler. Pierre Marie Augusta Rougier, Wood-street, Spital- fields, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, carpenter. George Lush, Brist >l, provision-inerchaut. Edward ...
... fact which it is impossible to get over. Kent.—The Reformers celebrated the election of Hodges for the Western Division by a splendid entertainment, given a booth erected in a field at the back of the Maidstone Free School. Mr. Dr. Knox were the chief ...
... the law and furms of parliament cases like pre-eut. was of opinion, to insure permanent income of 30,(HKW. to the Duchess' Kent, that amount ought to have ''^ ' one sum by a resolution in committee, aud one curing it. did not think it was a proper mode ...
... Peae, Dean-strect* Southwark. isHILLS William kSepL 7), of Wrothiam, Kent, sholpkvepir- r Trustee, John Evenden, of Wrotham, grocer and cheese- Dimonver-Solicitor, King, Maidstone N Charles (Sept.4), of Leeds straw hat maounac- f turer-T steca, John ...
... John Viekers, jun., of Tooley-atteet, wine. merchants. 10 Dated July2St CAINE John,. of Stockport, in the county of Chester, boot 7 aid shoe maker, d. e. Aug'ust 19, September 8, at tens, Com- 7a missionerS, Rooms, Mancbester. Solicitors, Messrs. Bower ...
... Court of Commissioners. William Warnick Peirce, of North amptois, cabinet maker November 24, at half-past ?? Hlyther, of Hoo, Kent grocer, November 24, at twelve. In the Country. James Kenworthsy, of Quick, Saddleworib, Yorkshire, cottoii manilacturer, November ...
... London, Neill Malcolm, Esq. of Poltallock, Argyllehire, and of Lamb a, Abbey, Kent, in thme 6811, yiar uf his age. Saumo day, aged 59, Margaret, wife of Mr. George Clifton, so boot-matter, .53, Adlington-street. F On Wednesday, the 25th nlt. Fanny, widow ...