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... Clement, Norfolk. The Rev. Thos. Martin Symonds. M.A., of St. John's College, to the living of Adwick-le-street, Doncaster; value £364. The Rev. Charles Edward Kenna ray, M.A., of St. John's College, to the perpetuel curacy of Trinity Chapel, Brighton ...
... either natural or assumed for the nonce, seems to say, when addressing you, ' I am John Jones, and my father was John Jones, and my grandfather and all my ancestors have been John Joneses of Llanfai/pwllgwyngyllgo- gerbwllddansiliogogo-hall; who are you ? ' ...
... capacity There were five stand ef arms accordingly placed in a secure spot for that purpose which happened to be discovered by the police seized The loss to the party of fire-arms the bailiff for the present— Nenagh Guardian Armed Legislators— Just of day on ...
... Rowley; 120, Capt. Mime; Cionperdonll4lo4, Capt. Brace; Formidnhk, 80, Capt. Sir Charles Sullivan; Warspik, .50, Capt. Lord John hay; Grecian, 16, Commander W. Smith ; Cyclops, steam-frigate. Captain Austin; steamer, Captain F. Bullock; and steamer, L ...
... the left elbow-joint. The ball stiuck the joint % passed upwards, shattering the bone of the arm a* its ! . end, and was extracted at the back part of the same arm -_■ midway between the shoulder and elbow. He has also _ • ?? contused wound on the top of ...
... but their own, that the time arriv or at once con- ceding the instalment of justice now granted at this late hour by the Cardigan authorities.—Referring to the verdict of the coroner’s j , the Times has a remark— “ Be it from cowardice, 0 fr TO! Rebecca ...
... commenced on Sunday last; and the greatest excitement still prevails in the town.] Death of Mr. John Weippert.— We regret to have to record tbe deeth ot Mr. John Weippert, of Soho-square, under most melancholy circumstances. On Thursday last, Mr. Weippert ...
... exception of the South Western. After pamiug (7sishot Castle the yacht direeted her course to Cowes. The Warapite, 50, Captain l Johns limy the Modem e, IS; and there.Mn, Is, were lying in Cowes roads, mid aa soon, m Royal standard was descried et the inart ...
... think of cutlasses and handspikes, and coming to the rescue. Th. moment the Kinglet foot on deck he took her MaiestvTn hi. arms, saluted her each cheek, and without for recovery from the into his bar with hi. precious burden. first laugh, and it has been ...
... Esq., Giltown; Roberc Latouche, Esq., Harristown ; J. Burgh, Esq., Dunmore; Theobald John Woolfe, Esq., Blackhall ; Ponsonby Moore, Esq., Moorefield, Newbridge ; John Geo. Coddington, Esq., Timolin ; Thos. French, Esq., Nlellicent, &c. Amongst the most ...
... EGLWS-NEWYDD and the celebrated BRIDGE, FALLS amp INN. Ales, the beautiful Estate and of CWMELAN, vali jes in the ont ciber c of CARDIGAN ond RADNOR al +r nearly 24,000 Ac KES, and Manors of vest extent, sbounding with Grouse and other Gaine, the ‘nest and highly ...
... hundred and forty-three. WILLIAM LANE PHILLIPS. Mgned in the presence of John Chisholm, of 3, Cooks-court, Can- -t reet, Lincoln's Inn, Solicitor for the said William Lane Phillips. I JOHN MAYSON, at present, and for five 7 months past, residing at No. 12, ...