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... Appleby ; 2, John 2, John Perkin. Turni) er. Cabbage. Jolin Perkin, Rhubarb. John Autumn Onions. 1 and 2, John Perkin. Onions. 1, Will ; 2, John Coates. Parsley. dese] Lettuce. A; leby. Red Gooseberries. 1, ...
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Mr. George Norman, of Worcester, vu Wednesday unanimously elected organist of the Abbey church, Great Malvern. ..
... said, the union of the right hon. gentleman with the Dowager Countess of Leicester. A report is prevalent that the Earl of Cardigan haa given Lord William Paget .1,0001. to withdraw his action. can give this the most unqualified denial, and further state ...
B R E W O O D
... Matris- also . there hatl to iim by Mr. Tompson were the legs of some of his the adoption of s , •ng - seizures of concealed arms. It now petty evident) t ° t j ia t roosted in the tree, near his fold yard. On trates elected from the general body ami ox ...
MARRIED
... cautious enquiry to be and prompt measures taken for detecting and punishing impestors. TO Messrs. JOHN anp TRUBSHAW.— A of the friends of Messrs. John and Richard Trubshaw, the spirited undertakers on the North Midland Railway, met at the Angel Inn, ...
!u ijeui-ril intcrpsU of thu eountr, TJie Duke ofC
... Serjeant at Arms during the pleasure of the House. Strangers were ordered to withdraw, but no division took place. The motion for the committal of Mr. Smith O’Brien was agreed to, and the Speaker directed to issue bis warrant to the Serjeant at Arms to take ...
Mrs. Harris, otherwise Jane Petresci, the ladyi J. Heatbcoate, Esq. the member for Tiverton, is .WILL THIS ..
... and in North and prising cun when salival I tnph!” replies John, rubbing his head, “ten ter, two sloe, ami two syrup.” half sloe aud two and a half syrup - likes his master. sir,” says John, making a note as to whicl last brewings came nearest to the ...
RURSLE.M MARKET
... POLICE INTELLIGENC | state vat he had been etabbet by John Shuffebotham with hur Hotel for | 1 an ' at n fi a wor afterwards J, THE 1RON TRADE Lord Ady fot i tw 4 appe da the police office with his arm in a sling GRAND PLEASURE TRIP the Coutinent, bat nce ...
II A X L K Y.—Monday,
... given for his appearance at the adjourned and he left the court with his friends. Assavir.—James Lowe and John Prost were charged with an assault on John Kirkham, at the Duke of Wellington public-house, Norton, on the 12th inst. amd Ghat the ta chan hie of ...
Wednetday, March 31
... Circuit No. 30.—John Wilson: Brecknock, Builth, Crickhoweil, Hay, Brigend, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydvil, Neath, Swansea, Rhaidr. Circuit No. 31—John Johnes: Carmarthen, Llandiofawr, Llandovery, Llanelly, Newcastle-in-Emlyn, Aberayon, Cardigan, Llamp ter, Ha ...
— LIcnFiztp.—We have, this week, the melancholy duty to record in our obituary, the death of the Rev. Thomas ..
... and presided at the dinn vel Hong Kong. at the Crewe and Theadvices from China are not the only favourable ones received, ur Arms, in the afternoon, At 7 o'clock, for it would appear, upon close inspec tion, that those from our the worthy baronet v: ited ...
PAUPBR LUNATIC ASYLUMS
... Circuit No. 30.—John Wilson : Brecknock, Builth, Crickhovreil, Hay, Brigend, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydvil, Neath, Swansea, Rhaidr. Circuit No. 31 —John Johnes: Carmarthen, Llandiofawr, Llandovery, Llanelly, Newcastle-in-Emlyn, Aberayon, Cardigan, Llampcter, ...
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
... services of Sir John Colbourne : but there was another portion of hi* Civil services to which he (Sir It. Peel) could refer from personal knowledge, and to which, the noble hr.d omit tod (Sir R. Peel) felt bound to allude. When Sir John Coibome, now Lord ...