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... in his church, His parish was but a small one, but a debt was owing on necount of the church, and it was thought advisable to pay their own debt off before they permitted a collection for another object (hear, hear). The attendance nt the church last evening ...
... straw, L 1 I venport, who now held it, and appointed a deputy |to £1 Bs. per load. Trade dull, ut our quotations vamed Andrews, who had a sub-deputy named Chadwick. That wasone halfof the clerkship. One Richson, clerk in orders, was appointed by the doan and ...
... comprised in the shove devise are at the upper end of St. (iirm’s--ln\-fi. near the church-yard, an! wore lately occupied by Mr. M'Korkell. They are now lit to Dr. Alphweus Andrews, at the vearly rent of £330, which is distributed by the General Charity Trustees ...
... pursuance of the notice issued by the Sub-ree. tor of the College on the Ist March, the fellows of this society met after chapel on Saturday morning, and proceeded to the election of & new rector. Rev. W. Andrews, Sub. rector, and Rev, J. T. Lys, Senior ...
... Woul, for stealing halt-a-quartern loaf, belonging to Muses Blinks, 4 days, BT . R Eton.—Murtin Kelley (22), Prederick Wiltshire (20), and dobin Brown (22), for stealing five o s, belomging to Chas. Edwin Deadman, Kelly wnd Wiltshire pleaded guilty ; Brown ...
... about tintout. s fulliws :—lu the morning, after o sermon at |4, 8, per stone, the pansh church, by the rector, from Luke | 0 T svoming, at the Holy Trinty Church, from Psalim exai., | 800 s below Madimarston camp, was opened on Mo 1-2, upwards of €ll5 ...
... 8o grect s the demand for wen as schatitutes in the U then & srayling, perhaps 3 when suddenly he |il the distriet of St. Andrew, may | request & spuce it | Preuch army that the price b incrensed i the doart et s Creme astonshment, not trout, nor ngray- ...
... Schools and Parsonage-houses for the town of Northampton,” to be by them apphied to the special object of building schools in St Andrew's and St Edinund’s parishes ; and that, when the sale of the Central Schools shall have taken place, the money thenee arising ...
... were there when Lwent in, 1t was aboat n quurter creditors. Good bye, and I hope the Lord will have | gnalytical Clemist, Andrew Ure, M.D., F.R.8., &c. &o. | Wonders of the Ait F\\.'mr‘l:l~ “ s “l'._‘lh > R o - vast eight, Croft said he and the prisoner ...
... Office, at the King’s Arms Inn; James Ford, super Y liff ; Samuel Tmpey, sub-bailiff ; Chas. Times, r R high-bal- >VS 1 S C. visor. Stamp Office, Bedford-street; Edward Harris Strange, sub- ne treasurer. Gas-works, Surlilu(bridge' Thom mw:i';i“ ;T. Gripper ...
... Paul’s Church, Bediord, Johrt Wale, labourer, Hiarpur-street, to Sarah Tucker Allhallows™lane. On the 14th inst., at Duke’s Alley Chapel, b’{efln‘ Rev. W. H. Davison, Mr. William Vivers, dru‘t)er. Bedford. to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew MeGhll, ...
... aceompanied his friend Captain Thomas Andrew to the theatre. After they left the theatre they proceeded to the York, nnd from there they went into Ship-street for the purpose of finding a friend of Coplain Andrew. Captain Andrew rapped ot a door, No. 76, he thonght ...