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... tenor which was 69 cwt. This great bell was usually tolled funerals. In the year 1466 there was then delivered into the hands Thomas Innocent, bell-founder, John Knapton, undertreasurer, for the founding of four bells, certain metals, all particularly named ...
... Grattan, Mr. Conolly, and other Irish members. A great number of petitions in favour of the bill were also presented by Col. Thomas, Col. Coiiolly, General Sharpe, Mr. Litton, Mr. Baring, L >rd Puwerscourt, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. E. I'cnnent, Col. Perceval, other ...
... Cambridge, May 30.—Yesterday, John Arihur Power, Esq.. was elected a Senior Fellew or Clare Hall, in this University, and Thomas Caswall, Esq., B.A., a Junior Fellow of the same society. Caius College.—In the examination for the Mickleburgh Scholarship ...
... »»d all respectable Medicine Venders throughout the Uuited BAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH, and observe the name end address of Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, Lon- •• orl the Government Stamp. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES, SM the principal Booksellers, Druggists, ...
... the dark room. Mr Hardy — When you asked me to go above did you leave candle in this room, and was that candle left burning when ascended the tower? Fes. Mr. Barber.—Would you commence your statement again, Ir. Hardy ? , , . , , Mr. Hardy then stated that ...
... was said the sun was setting nicely, or something to that effect. By Mr. Davies, (to Mr. Hardy)— ls it true that you took Groves a bottle of oil ? A — Yes, sir. Thomas Chapman, stonemason, stated that he saw Groves at twenty minutes past seven o'clock, on ...
... Hudson- • conia, Miss Grimstone; 3, Fuchsia globosa maior Backhouse. ' lessrs Hardy Plants—l, 2, Messrs Backhouse, for Glad 1 ramosus and Phlox omniflora ; 3, Mr Edwards. o'us Hardy Shrub—Joseph Buckle, Esq. Bouquet—], Lord Howden. Design Flowers— Miss Cholmlev ...
... Council of the Royal College of Surgeons • Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital; and Professor of Surgery in King's College. London. I have mads trial of Mr. ?? Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of eases of discharges in the -eels ...
... Bell *B. Rocliffe _ John Cowper ra. Smith Robert Ellis John Spurr j, p. Featlierstone Oliver Sumner Thomas Fowler Joseph Shillito William Kyme Thomas Sowray John Nelson James Taylor John Moancer W'm. Thompson G. Nicholson Tesseyman, and Wm. Plows Mi.f ...
... E. M. Hardie, of this city, who took Ins text from 2 Cor. ix. 15,— Thanks be unto God lor his unspeakable gift. On Monday evening a pub- lic meeting was held at the same place, and addresses were delivered by the Rev. J. Nightingale, Mr Hardie, and other ...
... American .LaiMl «b Emigration COMPANY. DIRECTOBS. EDWARD PARKINS, Esq. CAairman. THOMAS REYNOLDS, Esq. ALEXANDER OSWALD. Esq. THOMAS REYNOLDS, Jun., Esq. SECBETABTf. THOMAS McWILLIAM, Esq. | SIPEBINTENDENT OF THE COLONT. WILLIAM UPTON, Esq. BANKERS Messrs ...
... charge, but found him Guilty the assault. Sentence—3 years' imprisonment to hard labour INTENT TO COMMIT RAPE AT BRADFORD. THOMAS JONES (-J5), was charged with having, the 23rd of June last, «t Bradford, feloniously assaulted Ellen Verity, with intent ...