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... and lett for Balworal ou urday morning, arriving there the same evening. On Friday her Majesty visited Edinburgh. Admiral Sir John Ross, the celebrated Arctic navigator, died on Saturday. ile was upwards of eighty years of age. Grouse so scarce in the north ...
... sta tub of het liquor whieh had been placed on the floor of the scullery to cool. = ‘The arms of the child, which only went into the tub, ere uded up to the arm pits, and there were some slighter seald nt nand the chest. The sprinkled flour ov the parts ...
... GLOUCESTER JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1856. ceived the second blow upon the elbow and fleshy part of the arm. ‘The first blow must have caused almost iustant death. So far not the slightest clue to the perpetrators of this horrible deed or the cause ...
... follows :—Ona the 7th of July last the plaintiff and his brother, John Wakefield, were at a club feast at Fairford, when took place between them and two men named West- bary, in the employ of John Raymond Barker, Esq. of Fairford Park. This quarrel was shortly ...
... Cows. in VIL. A section that whereas it bas usual to deseribe a person First prize, and silver medal togreeder.—Exhibitor, Mr. John holy orders as a clerk or a clerk in holy orders, “ it shail suffice Faulkner, Bretby Farm, near Burtoo-ape rent. Breeder, ...
... society to grumble. If John Adams applies to X. Y. Z, in answer to the latter's advertisement, offers himself for the appointment of butler, and refers X. Y. Z. to his late master for a character—if the latter says to the former “ John Adams was in my service ...
... thei als. Snerscomne, — The members of the Shepscombe Friendly Benefit Society assembled on Wednesday last, at_ the Butchers’ Arms Inn, to celebrate their eighih anniversary. hes then proceeded in procession to the Church, headed by an excellent band of ...
... —Upon making inquiry on Wednesday evening at the London Hospital, it was ascertained that the boy named John Wade, who was so scriously injured in the arm by the tiger which escaped from the castoly of Mr. Jamrach, in Rateliff Highway, was going on favourably ...
... âThe Lord Chancellor has bestowed the canonry of Bristol Cathedral, vacant by the death of the late Rev. John Surtees, M.A. on the Rev. John Guthrie, M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury, vicar of Calne, Wiltshire, and domestic chaplain to the Marquis of Lansdowue ...
... d, part of Northu ampton, Gloucester, Oxford, Bedford, Hertford, Middlesex, Essex, Sussex, Kent, Surroy, Han ts, Dorset, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Security by letter, to M. 163, Field Street, Everton, Liverpoo a pans — fo Grocers. ANTED, by a highly respectable ...
... and the President in his speech said reel «the hero. i 1 Northwick, more wer, satat Nelson's our independence as a united armed people, | vat without thus was able to beog them both at the same time,—Jesse’s table in the Admiral’s ship when annoanced ...
... question was, who was to give them this reform? (“Not Lord Derby.”) Would they or would they not have it from Lord John Russell and Mr. John Bright (Cheers.) He had read Mr. Bright’s speeches with dismay (Oh.) and he thought he could detect in them the cloven ...