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... 24. The Right Hon. Sir Nicolas Conyngham Tindal. Knt., Lord Chief Just'Co of her Majesty's Court ot Con inon Plea appointed Thomas Yarr.ll J, .ln s«n Dally, of Arundel, in th- county of Sussex, Gent, to be one of the Perpetual Commis sioners for taking ...
... Richard, Esq., Lime-street Ohriy, Henry Gerard, Esq., Hackney Sheppard, Alfred Byard, Esq.. Lincoln's Inn-fields Frome Terrell. Thomas Hull, Esq.. Lincoln's Inn Venning, Walter Cbailes, Esq., Tokenhouse-yard Wood, John, Esq., Falcon-squatc. Auditors. tries ...
... surveying family, Astrea. The observations of one of the greatest Ple ” ' • 1 ' o Y j s ll J h I) 11 f as, has appoirted Thomas arra o nson ay, o portion of the cargo has been washed out and strewed the Man. and discovery ships, steamers, transports ...
... usual symptoms, not the remarkable of which was a crowded audience. The Archer, versio n , as the term goes, is due to Mr. Thomas 8 5 . ,rcher, and as it closely resembles that of Mr. Albert Smith, _t the Lyceem Theatre, in the di v i s i on into three ...
... resumed [he inquiry at Norwich, relative death of William Pickering, engine driver, Thomas Hedger, lireinao, who perished (be recent accident the Norfolk Railway.—Thomas Urown, labourer, said; Last Wednesday was at work at Mr. Wright’s furm Kilve>ton. 1 ...
... , Burnett and Appleby.—A race of vards came off on Thursday lad. for a side, on Alnwick Moor, between Wilbam Burnett and Thomas Appleby, both of Alnwick, which excited much interest. Appleby was a general favourite. The ground was staked and roped by ...
... C. Ef. Staith, vice Vernvn, pr-meted; 11. ?? Fitzhugh, vice Raynes, promoted; W. H. Moody, vice Mi man, pro. moted; W. N. Hardy, vice ILKeordy, pro-raoted; Jr-hn Lawrence BPltone, vice Lock, prn)erted; James Ruotlle Lrrgg, vice Gilbcrt, deceazed; G. H ...
... particulars, postage included. LInder the Patronage of many of the Nobility. A LLEN'S COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, A prepared by Thomas Allen, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Licentiate of the Apothecaries' Company, and a pupil of the late ...
... secoud; Charles Goozee, third.; Joseph Wright, fourth;* Robert Perry, fifth; William Kellett, sixth.; Charles Wilson, seventh; Thomas Michael and James Batchelor, tenor. The peal was conducted by Mr. William Lobb. Weightof tenor, 34 cwt. OPEN ING OF A PEAL ...
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... January S, and two following Saturdays. Thomas Wood, of Little llolbnrn, wine merchant, second dividend of 2s. Bd. in the pound, payable at 12, Abchurch* lane, on January S, and two following Saturdayr. Thomas Patterson, of Sheriff-bill, I)ur^ earthenware ...
... Ksq., Doctor MMlicine, President ; John Ryan, Keq., LL.D, Vim Prerident. Belfaat.—The Ret. P- H. Henry, D.D., Preaideut; Thomas Andrews, , Doctor Medicine, Vice Pteridoal. Galway.—The Very Joeeph Kerwaa, Preridcot: Edward Berwick, , Barmter at-Law, Vice ...