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... Matthews, of Marshfleld-John Brannd, Esq, of South-lawn, Exeter, merchant, to Mary Anne, eldest deu, of James Rich, Esq. of Churclhingtbrd, ?? Tiverton, 3r. John Upton, tailor, to Miss Ann Gillard, both of that ?? Torquay, Mr. John Maunder, of that place ...
... having made complete submission by letter, through Tomata Walsa Neme. The insurgent natives had been regularly supplied with arms and ammunition from Auckland. FnAwrc,.-The King of the.. French is about to send tu the Emperor of Morocco a present of six ...
... Chairman then proposed ?? the healths of the judges of the rams, Messrs. C. C. Hardwick, John Taylor, William Taylor, and John Heiuber. Mr. Hardwick returned thanks. Mr. John Tavlob said, if might be allowed propose a toast, he would give one, which he was ...
... Elocution tlte fourth for Kicltanl Roden Volumes adjudged T Talley John Garrotl Win F II E Ftuaell IVm Fuasell N Allen Win MeKiemin Win Flood Wm E Cross Cl ssics — Greek : G Ingram John Oamsl T Tallev N Farler II Lovi'ooml W Davey J Davey (1 Cornwall W ...
... Llandilo-fach Pontardulais at the patriarchal 117 years John hews labourer of place leaving daughter POseveral grand-children and grard-children the children grand-children Riot- Letters have received from John Hughes ono of the men who was sentenced to tran ...
... Hibernian Society established in 1826 walked in procession from St John's 1‘orier-housc in number with an excellent band of music their banners ull new of different Queen crimson the City Arms pnrjile the and Cushion on white and Hibernian Society green The ...
... ; all copies destined for that capital being seized in the frontier post-office. Extraordinary Ewe.—A ewe belonging to Mr. John Hockin, of Trevenn, in the parish of Southill, has produced the extraordinary number of ten lambs in the space of two years ...
... Arnult, ■yl, Oiliraltar. Jessy, Muir, Nevis ; Kleanor, Kees, do>-s; St. Julien, Freaux, Nantes, liowyer Ninati, Caird, Mt. John a, Bristol, Alexander, Naples ; William Thompson, Roberts, Jamaica; Gower, Hodge, Leghorn. From Ireland.—Little Queen, PrendcrgaHt ...
... Wischenteb, Mr. Chart. Dodos., to Sarah IbM•10, befit al Grattan. May 11, at Starerton. Mr. Thomas llayoard, coach-4.4Na,, to Mn. loos Perkier, bath of Glormater. May sa, at St. Mary's Quell, Mr. John Sekber, canna., to Miss Jam, Lows. May 111, at the Registor ...
... fancied he had sprained bis right arm: The remedies usually adopted in such cases were accordingly applied, but without any be- neficial effect. The pain in the arm increased until: at length the sutferer could use neither his arm nor his In this state he called ...
... H F Smith J W Seward W Richardson G T Pell R W Corringham Cbartan Emerson P Charlie John Hersly J D Doubleday R Torronce J Warren C Savini C Favayer C W Vicarino John Wrae Count Berengi (Peer of Hungary) B B B Atterbury (being the male passengers) It ...
... Mary, And sing old songs to thee. Come to the shade of the beech-wood glade i Come to the wild wood walk ; And will twine arm thine, And we will sit and talk, Mary. And w® will ait nod talk. And thou tell of the fairy dell And the haunted proves of pine ...