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... five quires of printed paper, consist- ing of 135 copies of the Illustrated London Neivs, value 2 13s., the property of Herbert Ingram and others, his employers, was sentenced to. three months' hard labor in the Ilouse of Cor- rection. John Collier, ...
... Lieutenant Douglas Galton, to be first lieutenant, vice Ford. Memorandum.—The date of promotion of Second Captain George A. Bennett and Lieutenant Fairfax Charles Hassard has been altered to Sept. 23. 1843. appointed under the Act Sixth and Seventh Victoria ...
... tone Second Captain, rice ren- Douglas to First Lieutenant, rice Ford. _ , The date of promotion of Second Captain George A. Bennett and Lieutenant Fairfax Charles has been altered to the iJd of September, W43. This Gazette contain* a notice that the following ...
... works of deceased artists, Sir Joshua is again the leading card ofthe Institution, no leas than sixty of | his works being hang in the north room. The south room is also, with two exceptions, devoted to the works of British artists. Hence, the very object ...
... H. Marston Donamar, Mr. Bird , Lmdor. Mr. John Herbert; Van Furaten. Mr. ; Rosa, C. Jella. Mn, R. Unmet. followed elite Drama, entitled MICHAEL AND CHRISTINE. Ronalnoe, Mr- H- »■ Carlita, Mr. John Herbert, Chnetine, To conclude with Ihe beat Pantomime ...
... Douglas Gallton, to be First Lieuetenant, vtce Ford. Jo MEMORANDUM. twi Tue date of the pronmotion of Second Calptain George A. Bennett at and Lioutenent Fairrax Charles Hasserd txas been altered to tho 3d, tw, of Septem~ber, 1843. pri Th following building ...
... Bingham, Carleton, Armytage, Glegg, Lucy Glegg, Miles, Bennett, Vyse, Gore, Cottin, E. Fleeming, Colston, Lister Kaye, M. A. E. Thaekeray, Davenport Bromley, P. 1). Bromley, C. Browne Cave, Herbert, E. Vaughan, A. Pigott, Sitwell, Woodford, Wynne Yorke ...
... warden, Chelsea. Ladies.—Sondes, Denman, Charlotte Bertie, Dymoke, Beaujolois Bury. Ernest Btunenell Bruce, Charlotte Herbert, Lucy Herbert, Elizabeth West, Mary West, Barton, Whealley, Howard Douglas, Bowyer Smith. Harriet Bernard, Poltf. ' ® ruce * ° P ...
... which time he had occasion to prosecute him on a charge of felony. John Robins, a man in the employment of Mr. Herbert, and Thomas Herbert, his brother, a lad of about twelve years of age, being examined, corroborated the above statement in every respect ...
... Mr. Herbert followed them in a cab, and brought some wine with him. Mr. Barnes returned with Mr. Herbert to the latter's house, the King's Arms, Bridge-street, Westminster, and I rode outside with them. Mr. Barnes had a cup of tea in Mr. Herbert's coffee-room ...
... lie Mr Lambert or time work but would him on witness present yesterday ner told should tell the policeman and say that will hang me The who defence the statements by the Munson and bring witnesses to that not near Mr Lambert premises the of the fire remanded ...
... Earl of DEVON, President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Eldon, V.P. A. H. Goodhart, Esq. The Hon. Algernon Herbert A. M. Randall, Esq. Sir Charles Forbes, Bart., V.P. J. .V. Merivale, Esq. Rev. G. Shepherd, D.D., V.P. Robert Mitford, Esq ...