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... THE LINEAGE OF SIR JOHN DUNTZE. i (From Nichols and Sons' Peerage, Baronetcy and Knightage of the British Empire J, DUIfIZE, Sir John Lewis (1774, Q. 8.), late Dragoon Guards fatner as 3rd Baronet 1830; b. 16 Aug., 1809; m. 15 Mar 1834; Frances Elizabeth ...
... Clist St. Mary.—The annual ball at Taylor's Maltster's Arms, will take place on Wednesday) it is expected be well attended. MoretonHami'stead. —An inquest was held on Monday last, the White Hart Inn, in this town, before W. A. Cockey, Esq., coroner, on ...
... uephew of the prisoner althea Grattan, while Sidney_ Ellecott, the other prisoner, was his sou-in-law. Mr. Thomas D. Dulton prosecuted on behalf of the creditors of John Grattan Kr. Bosley and Mr Cole for William Grattan, and Kr. Carter for Ellacott. ...
... Drewsteignton, Crorkernwell, Cberiton Cross, and Taphouse, arriving at the Kings Arms Inn, St. Thoma3, at half past nine, returning the Simo evening, leaving tbe Kings Arms at 5 p.m. LAPFOSD, DEVON. be SOLD by Auction, TUESDAY, the 2Gth of May in«t.. at ...
... men ofthe depot the riding school. Sir John Bowring.—Our learned townsman returned to Larkbeare on Saturday. The Illustrated News ofthe World, of Saturday last, has the following notice of Sir John :—Sir John Bowring is merely a knight, and the architect ...
... Sir Michael Seymour passed through Exeter on day, and after dining with Sir John Bowring, at Larkp c ' proceeded on a visit to his constituents at Devon- Sir John Bowring is gone on a visit to Charle 8 sser, Esq., the Mayor of Coventry. Our learned townsuatl ...
... JOHNS TON’s CORN FLOUR IS THE BEST, & G. JOHNSTON, 23, IRONMONGHR LANH, LONDON, and PAISLEY. RAPA EEE eee. eae 8 —_ iGHT IS THEGREAT EST GEM OF NATURE, LL YOU THAT 8 UFFER ns hl R EAD THE FOLLOWING = URKS, (THOUSANDS OF —$—$_——. DE Mo? WON RFUL RESULTS ...
... ESTABLISHED 154). JOHN ALGAR, HOUSE PAINTER, DECOKATO*, SIGN WRITER, GLAZIER, &e., 33, PAUL STREET, EXETER. SIGHT IS THE GREATEST GEM OF NATURE. A LL YOU THAT SUFFER Bab RED THE FOLLOWING ee YESTIMONIALS. ’ | OF CURES. Mo WONDERFUL RESULTS KNOWN —— . ...
... that ditto ditto No. 78, John-street. Lot 9.—A1l that ditto ditto No. 80, John-street. Lot 10.—All that ditto ditto No. 82, John-street. Lot 11 —All that Building Site, with the Foundations and Walls built thereon, o. 77, John-street, Newtown, including ...
... Griffiths, Hugh, Llanon, Aberystwith, esquire to«pef Griffiths, John, Nenadd Arms Inn, Llandovery, j Griffiths, John. Fareham Hants, esi,uire tAt 1 1 GrifflthJ, Joshua, High-ter , NewQuay.Cardigan.mast**->, Grifflthß, Maurice,) Grandaire-terrace, South * ffi> ...
... at s.}d; James Horno—Cadbury and Cadeleigh, at Richard Strong, Bickleigb, at Gd.; Jno. Browne—Cruwys Morchard, at Jd.; John Grattan, the shoes. Ocean Penny Postage.—Mr. Elihu Burritt, the celebrated American, is announced to give an address this (Friday) ...
... misfortune. Grattan's Parliament is a phrase which has been frequently connected with the discussion which is now concluding its first stage. Mr. Parnell was reported to say in an early part of the discussion that he would be content to have Grattan's Parliament ...