... from the pulpit was read by the Rev. John William Drage Merest, M.A., the vicar. The coffin —which was covered with rich crimson silk velvet, thickly studded with brass nails, and bearing an engraved inscription and arms, with a moulded coronet above the ...

... Volunteer public house convicted 40 costs for Bar well Quorndon o in and costs for an hi John of Lahfester convicted in £10 months Imprisonment for hawking John Dailey of Sileby convicted penalty of 2 ttd and for a saulting Wm Walker of place B’m Boitoek ...

... for print of the Duke, nor, to their knowJW they ever disposed of one to Frenclmum—drt- Union. Lord Cardigan once more.—We haveall ot heard of Lord Cardigan's Instructions to his subcrdnuues, to note down and report to him the private his officers, whilst ...

... swerved round, and falling across the chest of a middle aged man, named John Hewson, instantaneously killed him. He has left a wife and several children unprov id e d for. &arms Psztrtows.—rhe first committee for the trial of controverted election petitions ...