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... solicitation of the full dress ball committee. cc FA~.RAILIWAY AccloEnr.T-A few days since, an onays inquest was held before john wood, Esq., of York, on train view of the body of a female name~d blary Brown, a they married woman. It appeared that on Sunday ...
... Sesstoxs, Jax. Sth, 1844.—Pefore the Rev. C. Swann, Chairman, and Sir Arthur G. Hazicrigg. —John Groocock, John Eaton, Jonathan Neale, Thomas Stevenson, and John Freer, all of Hailaton, were charged by Police Constable Alexander Marrall with creating a ...
... could ge Jn this state he continued overy* his friends expect t'd terminate his exisfei to try bottle of the Signed “JOHN ELLIOT, “ John Manning, “ Hsnbv Goodman, Jun« 81, 1843. The dobbing potatoe,” that grew ensconced in a pipe, at Kegworth, 1842, was ...
... Poullon. of St. John’s College, Cambridge. late of llu C'o.lege. oikabuc. beuo unsuimiwniy c.ecle.l Third Matter Yorinoutb Grammar School. Mead the Hev. 11. Burrows. A.M. Cheltenham.— The Rev. Alexander Watson, minister of St. John's Church, has issued ...
... registered the name, the age, the occupier, and then I c'ame to the disease. He signed his name, Robert Hart, in my ?? Grattan, one of the clerks in the Southern branch of the London and West- minster Bank, stated that he had been in the habit of paying ...
... the stranger, as he drew forth his passport, and showed to the qaestioner those words it—John O'Connell, son of Daniel O'Connell. ' And RCM, gentlemen,' said Mr. John O'Connell, turning towards the other passengers,'through respect for you, I shall make ...
... Clay—T. W. Bacon ,• and IF. T. H. Smith, Shipowner. Clifden— Francis Brown. Colchester and Wteenhoe—John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Lieerpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—X. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent. Cowes Thomas ...
... the Rev. John Vaughan, the Rev. John Garbett, the Rev. T. L. Claughton, the Rev. Frank Hewson, the Rev. James Auderson, the Rev. Thomas Robinson, the Rev. Dr. Hussey, the Hon. and Rev. Saml. Best, the Hon. aud Rev. Henry D. Erskine, the Rev. John Edmund ...
... these remarks. Mr. Cantweli—l strike off 41—John White. Mr. Kemmis —James Fallen. Mr. Cantweli—Another Roman. I strike off Robinson Carolin. Mr. Kemmis —John Beaghan. Mr. Cantwell —There's another. Strike off John Thwaites, the soda man. Mr. Kemmis —James ...
... Wood, George Harvey Wood, and William Roach Somersetshire, printers, (so far regards Geo.Wood.)—Ere®- and John Welch. Birmingham, coal-merchants.—John M;ir lf jy f ...
... different parishes, Christchurch, St. Ewan's, awl St. John's. Witness had searched the registers of all these parishes foi an entry of the burial of a person named Elizabeth Burchard, Out found no such entry.—John Roys Toinkins examined : Witness has, in consequence ...
... Honiton, aged 25, Mr. John Clapp -At Thorverton, aged 86, Ann, wife of Mr.Wm. Skinner,weaver -At Moretoohamnpstead, aged o4, Mr. John Sillifant, saddler- Aged 15, Henry, son of Mr. Philip Wayne, Ludlow-Aged 29, Esther, wife of Mr. John Hughes, shoemaker, ...