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... Wareham, Spinster. Freeman, John, Old Broad Street, Gentleman. French, George, 29, Wimpole Street, Gentleman. Fry, William, Wotton.under-Edge, Baker. Fryer, Ann, Wotton-under-Edge, Widow. Fryer, John, Wimborne, Gentleman. Gardiner John, Hereford, Tailor and ...
... issued. Directors. Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN FORSTER FITZGERALD, ?? Alontague Street, Portman Square. Sir JOHN HARE, Knf.. Langham Place. ADOLPHUS PUGH JOHNSON, Esq., Director of the Rock Lite Assurance Company. JOHN J. KEENE, Esq , Director of the National ...
... BLACKFRIARS LO N D O N Established by Act of Parliament, IIIM7. Directors: John Richards, Esq., Chairman. Sir James M'Grigor, Bart., F.R.S , Deputy-Chaiiman. Lieut. -(jeneral Sir John Wil- I Charles T. llolcombe, Esq. son, K.C.B. W. Anderson Peacock, Esq ...
... the country. It was idle to suppose that a measure that made it transportation in be out after dark in Ireland would stay the arm of the mur- derer. The measure had been adverted to in her Majesty's Speech from the Throne, it had progressed but slowly in ...
... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...
... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...
... designa- tion, Lovers' Fruit Basket! Thorn «'a i iT 10 T potatoes grown in the garden of Mr. Thomas 'nomas KedLion lvii, Cardigan, sown in October last, that w, igh nearii.,,l a pound each, and are of a fine quality when dressed. — Curmaithen Journal ...
... piano-forte, Mr. Done, of Worcester Cathedral. The band included many of our popular per- formers,—Messrs. Williams, clarionet ; Grattan Cooke, oboe ; Lindley, violoncello; Harper, trumpet; Piatt, horn ; &c.,&c. The choruses were partially selected from the ancient ...