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... Jpnssi, Esq.. 4, Warn. Esq. Christopher Jefferey, Esq. W : l lash J. W. Boughton Leigh, Esq. John West, Esq- Thomas Lynes, Esq, A. A. Young. Esq. John Leete, Esq. John Yorke. Esq. Tickets and arrangements will published a future number. the undersigned, being ...
... Dinner to Lord Cardigan. —The following additions to the list stewards for this occasion, arrived too late to added the advertisement, which Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot Rev. Herbert Marsh George H. Booth, Esquire John Nethercoat, Esquire John George, I squire ...
... Wright Richards, Esq. cv. John Clayton John Roughton, Esq. 'nomas Compton, Esq. A. Robertson, Esq.. M.D. Ulm. aye, Esq. Rev. John Shillibeer Francis Gierke Rev. George Stopford m. Cooke, Esq. John Smith, Esq. jev. w. W. Dickens John William ...
... other tables, extending across the booth. The pavillion was ornamented with a variety of flags, arms, and trophies; over the president being the Royal Arms, and in various parts, the mottoes Church and State, The Friend of the People, Agricultural ...
... Stamford. The late Earl of Cardigan, during the five or six years preceding his death, gave towards the building and endowment of Churches, and the institutions connected with the Establishment, nearly2ooo/. The present Earl of Cardigan last week gave one acre ...