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... the instant, by the Rev. H. S. Templer, M'illiam Henry, eldest son of Mr. Robert Gcrrhur, to Anne, youngest daughter of Mr. John Bateman, maltster, both of Bampton. May 27, at Steeple Barton, in this county, by the Rev. T. Oakley, Mr. George Roberts, of ...
... regiment of foot, consisting of one sergeant and fifty rank and file, under command of the following officers, Lieutenant John Grattan Anderson and Ensign Joseph Hob.-on, both of the 37th, marched from this garrison, route for Gravesend, at which place they ...
... Valuable Two-years-old SOW AND PIGS; F , IMPLEMENTS includes Broad 011 » Patent Arms/ and replete Cwlß S wtJh P»f™ ? IVi S?i : Three Strong-Built Broad Wheeled Carta, with Paten, Arms, Sideboards and Shclyings; Four Single Wheeled Do.; Two Water Carts; Xwo’nseful ...
... Alexander Woodford, Lieutenant General Sir John Wilson, General Sir Howard Douglas, Lieutenant General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Lieutenant General Sir John Macdonald, General Sir Willoughby Gordon, Li eu tenant General Sir John Buchan, Lieutenant General Sir James ...
... Frederick Chalker, Corpus. John A. Cree. Scholar of University. Charles H. Shebbeare,. James Baker, University. Philipp D.Bad, ~ nvriy JnhnE. Waldy, ' William Hitchens George F. Tamplin, St. John's. Hugh Morgan, Jeans. John A. Legh Campbell, Oriel. In ...
... George of Cambridge, and Colonel Drummond, accompanied by a numerous staff, arrived, and were received by the troops presenting arms, the bands playing the national anthem. The troops having formed into double open order, were inspected by the Duke of Wellington ...
... George of Cambridge, and Colonel Drummond, accompanied a numerous staff, arrived, and were received by the troops presenting arms, the bands playing the national anthem. The troops having formed into double open order, were inspected by the Duke of Wellington ...
... conditions upon the Queen. Our . government has made several very . great mistakes in this business. The admission of the armed intervention of Spain, not to put down MicueL, but whenever British troops should land ;—this was a wrong admission, and will ...
... Pictou, Clark d* 13 Corsica. Devereux Calcutta John Caskie, Bray Limerick Catalpa, Hoyt Batavia 14 Angola, Wiihr Liverpool F.lizabeth, Boultenhouse Cork Off BOSTON arrived May 16. Britannia (s) Liverpool i ST. JOHN.N.B. [MaylS] arrived from May 3. Alex. Edmond ...
... DRUGGETS OIL CLOTHS MATTING CHIMNEY AND TOILETTE GLASSES M fVEIT STREET tht Skaktprarr Rooms adjoining thf Theatre Birmingham JOHN RODERICK most respect-fallv invites attention of Pohlic to his elegant and SPRING FASHIONS which he with great rare from the ...
... •-.. New York Pauline Houghton. from Mauritius for London, lat made during the last ten day.. and wi th the preset t Armen,, Arm Ana. Arts Fanny.. - --Trinidad 35 S., long 19 10 E. April 7, the Lerwick. from . r o n. class . L. as our s - at, ,at -- ...
... hi. elaim. S t. John'. Bort.r-hunm Qn.y-head, the number of the county members, met at nine 0 clock in the morning, displaying U, *The Weather.—The accounts received from all sides of , p lendid set of new banners: the Queen, city arms, harp, crown .Kaa ...