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... certificates of qualification on Thurrday :—Edward England Pbillips, Chilton-super- Polden ; Christopher Fountaine Brown, Leeds; Thomas Oliver Duke. TAFRAG, RAGALT ACT.—Mr. Jopling, the worthy staward of the Earl of Burlington's works in Kirby Ireleth, has adopted ...
... Cuyelje, . Skileuvecir Carnell, from N __, and Hall, Southampton-builaings, Chancery-lane. r being on shore 10 1 „ William Thomas, Ystradgimlais Brecon, timber-merchant, Jan. ~ Feb 14, at twelve, at the Castle Hotel, Brecon, Solicitors, Messrs. xi the ...
... Leicester corporation calling upon that body to make g ood the deficienc y of nearly i 5,000 in Mr. Burbidge's accounts of Sir Thomas White's charity. At the meeting of the town-council , tha t bod y refused to p a y the mone y , and desired that an intimation ...
... and trcs. pent)? Clover, 1 d , 75,1 to 80s; New Hay, 7es to 135 s ; hu-104 to 1208; Inferior ditto, 160 s to ; New ' William Thomas, Ystradgimlais, Brecon, timber mer- previous to the holidays ; indeed, in some cases, a sligllt EAST INDIA—A public sale of ...
... woman at Islineton, and the lama's of her name, A. Bs, are on the handkerchief. Mr. Norton— What is her name ? Prisoner— Hardy. (A laugh.) Mr. isTo . non ordered the clerk to take the evidence in this case, sad the pnsonor being positively identified ...
... rs-wift; iiberznerchant, Monmouth; Thomas Isles, ?? farmer, CjiCharles HIale, of Nash, farmer, wei& cbhlleagidby the counsel for the psoner. ?? objection; to James 'Ei~ings, and he was adc. tor.4ngly sworn, as was Thomas Johes, of:reathouse Nash,;, Wiiam ...
... Church.—Lords Walsing' tre mium a ul ham, Rendlesham, Lauderdale, Mount Edgecombe, Mr. Justic 4 Consols es fo Vaughan, Sir Thomas Hardy, die. 91 to i ; 'I Not from the London column alone t o 3 s. pren t T a m e ar Has Maidenhood fallen, we fear; Some Si ...
... Several witnesses were called in succession who all gave evidence of the violence of the.mob and Frost's connection with it. Sir Thomas Phillips, the mayor of Newport on the occasion of the outbreak, was called. He appeared with his arm in a sling. His evidence ...
... Condutt-street, to answer Thomas Peters; the Hon. William Pole Tylney Long Wellesley, to answer George Shaw; Charles Robert Anderson, late of Steven's Hotel, Bond-street, to answer John Stultz and Samuel Houseley ; Thomas Heroin Jones Viscount *Handset ...
... day, each witness undcr- ro*i examination. The witnesses were Samuel Simmons, Mr. eroe, Thomas Morris, Mr Richard Waters, Mr. Thomas Latch, Mr. Jan ilea, Mr. Thomas Bevan Oliver, Mr. Henry Evans, Mr. Evans, m Adams, Sir Thos. Phillips, and Captain Basil ...
... Warspite, Dublin, Andro- mache, Harrier, Tweed. Emerald tender. Promotions and Appo.NTviENTs.-Captain-Comniande, J. K. B. M Hardy, trom Const Guard, Isleof Wjaht Com- ?? (ieorge Parker, of the Coast Guard Service. Lieutenants- Lord William Compton, J. Mating ...
... Governor of Greenwich Hospital, be requested to accept the office of Vice-Patron, vacant by the lamented death of Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy ; which was carried by acclamation. A very satisfactory statement of the finances of the Club was made by the Treasurer; ...