... but rendered him acceptable guest highest society in the kingdom. was twice married—first to Miss Hogg, ot Newiiston, and after her lamented death to Miss Honar, daughter Mr Honar, the well-known Kussian merchant, and has left family two sons and daughter ...

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... advanced age, the Rev. Samuel Locke, D.D., formerly chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and many years magistrate for the county of Surrey. Dec. 21, Salton, Ottery St. Mary, the Right Rev. William Hart Coleridge, D.D., aged years, Warden of St. ...

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... APPEN DIX D. Nu 221. — To G. Gomm, Esq. Commissioner of Revenue, Patna Division In reply to your letter of thin (late, tnerlced immediate. I beg to say that I possess no offieial oftlemi-official eqrrempondence of the date, and by the gentlemen referred ...

... negotiation without the consent of the shareholders. Burning one of Miss Martineau’s Works. states, that the committee of the p upon-Trent, by a majority of one, burned a copy of Miss Martineau’s “ Travels in the East, which had found its way into the ...

... shut up in tbt last stride or two with her race apparently in hand, j There was a muster of eleven for the Great Yorkshire | Handicap, St. Leger Course, Fernhill, 4 yrs, 7st. 101 b j being first favourite at starting, Mrs. Taft, of bis year* 6st. 81b ...

... ourselves and allposte rity. The Dn. .not to be outwitted. —-Two ffllows wishing to have an interview with the Kev. W. Moore, D.D., Wednesday week, applying that gentleman’s residence where very properly refused admittance byfhebutler. Thinking obtain their ...

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