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... end ged St :y- rowing as bad as could be, kept d sity of arther astern alung past the Point aad the Grass Weirs and off Rose! Harding, a dozen ahead, and waved his right hand. Nearing the Cra the leader merely pacdied, and Smith diggin; with might and main ...
... Sluirpe, S West V. Hirai°, I, Limbert o Polinit, b Rose R. York. hH. West .. 0 Wool, b Hu. T. Farr, not oat Bromley, b Rose Harding, b Limber; .. 1 Mills, not oat 1. Johnson, c b I, Illabert 0 West, S West A. Johnson, b Limbert U 4 Total 4,4 T0ta1 ...
... driven along Haveloek-atreet by a man named James Withers, a cattle dealer, when one of them ran at a Uttle girl named Rose Harding, aged nine yeare whose parents lin in Jarrom-street, and forced her against the wall. The hems of the animal happened to ...
... Oct. 23, at 3, Andrews's-place, Northampton, William Lowe, aged 65 years. Oct. 23, at Gladstone-terrace, Northampton, Rose Harding, aged 23 years. Oct 26, at 3, Jones's-row, Mount-gardens, Northampton, Joseph Francis Bellamy, aged nine years. Oct 25 ...
... Borneo, b ditto c Williams 99 Hauer,. c Ayres, b C. Webb .. I Mimed. c Rome, b ditto Reynolds, c b Brandi.= 4 Mayo, b Rose Harding, st Williams, b Rrandom 9 Brandon', st ditto, b C. Webb 9 Price, at ditto, b ditto 3 Reading, not out 3 Estrus Rickmansworth ...
... Orsolo, Caflerof My26] Naples Ferrari [June 4] Naples BFNash, Spaldina 81 Vlencia New York, A madeof 10]Catania Edith Rose, Harding [22j Smyrna Azelia, Fleming [241 Smyrna Kensett, Downlng[2B]3ravma spkn July 1, N, 72 \V Ustica, Coppola [July 4] Smyrna ...
... Miiagoane; Ottawa, M'Donald, from Boston; and llannibal, Nieman, from Iquiiiue, arrived at Falmouth on the 31st ult The Rose, Harding, from Cardenas; and Duke of Wellington, Holton, from New York, arrived at Queenstown on the 29th. The Etta, Rowlands, from ...
... form of boat. The marriage that has been arranged between Mr. 0. K. Stephens. M. 8., of” Doddiiigton, Cambridge, and Enid Rose Harding, eldest daughter Mr. A. Kdmund Butler, and grand-daughter of the late Mr. T R. Harding, will tide place St. Stapbeos Church ...
... 1864. Causes.— Woodbridge v. Teesdale (wit- nesses), part heard— Banks v. Goodfeliow— Menzies v. Lightfoot — Couseus v. Rose— Harding v. Moore— Miller v. Beyfus—Fen- wick v. Buck— Fell v. Fell— Hobson v. Jones— A. Curtis's Estate ; Smith v. Clarke)— Fletcher ...
... Richards. Miss J. Oakshott and Miss Taylor, Daughters of Elizabeth Woodville: Mrs. Harding, Katherine, Queen of Henry V ; Miss Rose Harding, Miss Isabel Harding, auu iui*s oeanes, Ladies-in-Waiting to Queen Katberine; Miss Mortimer, Pycard, wife of Chaucer ; ...
... months. WZDNISDAY. These sessions were 000tinued at Knntsford on Wednesday, when the following prisoners were dealt with:— Rose Harding, for stealing Bs. from Joseph Leicester, at Witton, eight months. Benjamin Platt, Thomas Eutwood, and Edward Whitter, for ...
... dock gave way under her, carrying away her cutwater, and badly chafing the keel and bilge, &o. MILFORD, 16th Jan. The ROSE, Harding, from Waterford to Newport, in beating into this harbour, was run foul of by the ELIZABETH, of Whitehaven, and had her ...