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... 'ATT'ENTANCE of the Cc.EnfY at the KlNG's lLEAD [IOTEr. in Derby, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of January next, at t 12 o'clock. THOMAS HILL, Archd~neon of Derby. I Chesterfield, Dec20tlh, 19) ,4 DEnBr, DEcEmiman 28, 1849. a A MEETING of the Inhabitants, convened ...
... *ion had seats provided for them at the windows, whence they listened to the various speeches which were deli- vered. Mr. Thomas Nunn, of Mar.ningtree, was called to the chair. The Chairman said, that in addressing that overwhelm- ing assembly all apology ...
... Wind N.N.W. Pat in—The Cuba, Degn, from Havana for Hamburg, with loss of sails and leaky, and must discharge. Off—The St. Thomas Packet, Petersen, from Hamburg for St. Thomss. RAMSGATE—Jan. 2 8 a.m.— Wind N., light, rain. Put in, I—The Lord Hawkesbury ...
... January 1. The court opened at nine o'clock this morning. The following persons were sworn of the grandjary : Foreman, Mr. Thomas Cooper, of Dudley, law-stationer. Mr. William Allen, Pershore, grocer. John Bury, Belbroughton, farmer. J. Badley, Belbroughton ...
... and read. It appeared from the evidence adduced that some parcels containing quantity of while worsted ysro, directed to Mr. Thomas Phcasey, of Monmouth, bad been given in charge to the prisoner, (a boatman, the employ of Mr. Devey, carrier,) on Oct. 2, ...
... PtTalbot Frank, Pool, do Charlotte, Proat Penralcnick, Rule, Swansea LdyMary, Whitfield,Newport Royal Oak, Tiddy Marietta, Thomas, Newport Lord Rolle, Samuel, Llanelly Nancy, Harry, Ives Henry, Andrews, Port Talbot Wind W.S.W., light, fine. iPSWICH. Arrived ...
... Biandford key. Dr. Pacey J. 0. Harris, Esq. M. Unwell, Esq. - - 5 0 Rev. Dr. Cotton, Principal of Worcester College 0 John Hardy, Esq. Mr. Hargraves - - - - - 10 0 WE. Hubbard, Esq. - - - - 8 0 Lieut.-Colonel Seymour Mrs. 'lngham - - Major Little 1 0 M ...
... kinds. 0 Blood Red . ?? 3 0 LETIUCE. per lb. 6 Thousand Headed .. 1 6 Hardy Green .3 0 6 Purple Kohl Rabbi ?? 2 0 Brown Dutch ?? 0 0 Green Kohl Rabbi . . 2 0 Tennisball ?? 4 0 6 Hardy Green Colewort 1 6 Victoria ?? 5 0 0 Jacob's Early Large. . 2 6 Drunthead ...
... its Neighbourhood. BATH Mr. W. PEARSON. BA THWICK Mr. Wm. THOMPSON. Bradford Mr. J. P. Budgett. „ . , Messrs. Thomas and Son. linsl l JMr. Thomas Harris. Calne Mr. W. Carey. Chippenham Mr. Thos. Alexattder. Congresbury Mr. Robt. Willmott. Frome Mr. Samuel ...
... probably be again challenged, and with defeat to spirit them on to better things the Aird men will then probably give their hardy brothers of the hills more trouble to beat them. On the termination of the match the victors and the crest-fallen men of the ...
... brig, of Sunderland. Lucy brig, Robertson, South Shields. Northumberland brig, of South Shields. Countess of Durham schooner, Hardy, London. Palladium brig; Brotherly Love brig; and Elizabeth Tavlorson brig; all three of Soatb Shields. Louisa brig, Wade, ...
... the Royal Regt. of Horse Guards, be Cornet, rice Massingberd, who exchanges—lst Gren. Kegt. of Fool Guards: Lieut. Charles Thomas Lindow, from the h Foot, be Ensign and Lieut., vice A. H. P. Stuart Wortley , who exchanges—4th Foot: Capt, John Henry Edward ...