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... 12, lid. Sir. John Ridler. farmer, of Whoddoo. Jan. 10, aged lis, Mr, Joseph Boldwta. nspecuble farmer, of Brock worth Court. Jon. 14. Story, the wife of Mr. Proater. Queopey. Jan. IS, at H'oreeitcr, Lydia Atm. fourth daughter of John n, Esq., batsker ...
... M illian Manaell, and Aunt to John Packer, Fan., Tewkesbury, and Thouiaa Packer, Eaq. Feb. 2, aged ’JO. lkt the late Mr. John Mnith. and mother Mr. John Gough, Weatbury-on-Severn, Uua JO, Tewkesbury, aged 74. Mr. John Rloe, 6«h«r»a»; aaa married 17y2 ...
... Mnjcstv nml her royul ctmsort» family, ore'not expected nl Buckingham until after the ivess. the second bloir for the trad John t’reaoott Umght. in the room of H. Tf ...
... t'oilelt (Uie Solicitor (ieueral) «akl. thot the speech of Mr. Macaulay, able It was. had arguments for voting favour of l.ord John Uussoll * motion, lie Injgg. the house to observe that it was a motion brought fumoid, submiueutly imlocd to the verdict, but ...
... S, Marling, Esq. H C. Burney, Esq., LL.D. I J. L. Phillipa, Eeq. . A. Glynn. Esq. W. Lutlcy Sclater, Esq. ...
... Josiiih. eldest arm of Mr. C. to Eluubcth, third daughter Mr. John hitmore, of that town, builder. July 2, at Kcraerton, Mr. Thomas White, builder, of this city, to .Mrs. Martha Mam, the former place. DEATHS. July 3, in this city, John Fusbroke, M.D., ...
... respectfully to announce that he has fixed WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the and 19th days of SEPT EMBER, 1844, ( The days after the C ARM A RTIIE N 8111 RE AG RICULTURAL MEETING, which will be held on the 17th,) For the unreserved Sale of the entire and important ...
... BIRTHS. Sept, 7, the MruU'i, the wife the Her. M. B. Hale, of daaghtrr. Aug. .?U, lloov, rear Indbur} , th lady of the Rev. John Lander, of a son. rtiU bom. Sept H. Hardwick, near prtow, the Thomas Henry Morgan, En., of daughter. MARRIAGES. Sept 9. at ...
... hen the poor man was thrown from his scat the sudden movement of the wagon. This was, doubt, the more easily done he bad lost arm several years ago by the bursting of gun. Ere assistance could reach him, both wheels went over one of his limbs, breaking the ...
... DECEMBER 14, 1844 GLOUCESTER TOWN-COUNCIL. An adjourned meeting of the Town-council was held the Tolsey, on Thursday, the Mayor, John Dowling, E*q., In the chair; when, in obedience the recommendation of the committee appointed at the lost meeting of the council ...