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... Perkins, :y Thomas linnigan, Patrick Conlan, George Prouidmnan Peter Radical, Michael lahon, Thomas Garland, John al Donally, Patrick Finnigain, William Harrison, Michel W *d Dolan, Patrick Tully, William Hurly, John Locke, and II; a Thomas Silcox-in all ...
... Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, and in the evening the public were admitted to see the narrow receptacle of what once was Thomas William Coke, in the same apartment at the Crown Inn, in which the body of his first wife lav in state forty-two years ago ...
... Bridgman, Esq., High Sheriff of thiscounty, has appointed Sturley Nunn, Esq., of lxworlh. Solicitor, to be his Under Sheriff; and Thomas Henry Dixon, Esq., of 5, New Boswell Court, Lincoln's Inn, to be Deputy Sheriff in Londori. MiIrAaRY MovxaENT.-The Head Quarters ...
... Sudbury under the new Income and Property Tax Act :-Sir L. Maclean, Messrs. John James, John Sikes, Alexander Duff, Thomas Hibble, Thomas Jones, William Bass. Supernumeraries :-Rev. H. W. Wilkinson, Rev. T. W. Foke, Messrs. Robert Ransom, W. W. Humphrey ...
... arrivals are-the Lord Bishop of Norwich, Sir Thomas Beevor, Lady Beevor and family, Lady Tutiil, Colonel Ellis, Colonel Allix, M. P., R. Allix, Esq., and Mrs. Allix, Rev. J. Carlos, Mrs. Carlos and Miss Borton, Mrs. Hardy and Miss Smears, Mr. Frederick Farr and ...
... town fairly cntitle it to representation. There is no rumour at present of any candidates in the Conservative interest. ST. THOMAS' HOSPITAL, LOXDoN.--At the annual examination of the students of this Hospital for the ses- sion 1S41-42, the following honors ...
... objects, to both of which we wish suc- cess. It is well known that the Cromer boatmen rank foremost amongst'the expert and hardy sailors who are de- LY tcrred by no seuse of danger when the lives of others are yin jeopaIrd; ant these have especial claim ...
... roral population, whieh ought to nmake Old England learn the inestimable value of her noriculturnl sons, as an hide- pendent, hardy, anti contente& labouring people. A good dinner of roast beef and ?? pulddiig followved, when the health and happiness of the ...