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... Mr. EL B. Foeler (Scoretary of State for India), Mr. Herbert Gladstone (First Commissioner of Works), the Rev. Mark Gay Pearse, Dr. Gibson, Dr. Clifford, Dr. Horton, the Rev. Walford Green of the Wesleyan Conference), the Uhief Rabbi, Dr. Dallinger, and ...
... Kurracbee o Dotterel e 910 Rathjen, Wilson, Son & Co Empire a 1375 Davies, W Thomas &Co . ' . or Elizabeth 177 0 Butman, A Gibson Gay 2 Heck 1578 C W Kellock and Co I ady Palmerston 1247 Johnston, Farnworth and Jardine Lord Lyndh . uret 1187 O'Neil, Stott ...
... innings possessed lead runs. Gay Gibson were sent to ba at five minutes past one, Mcc and Shiiioa,-bowling. offered a marked contrast to that of the previous day, being to slow that 35 minutes were occupied iv making runs. Gay was tlien bowied, aad Fowler ...
... Chiu*. 1618, of Glasgow and C Maelver) W Gill, from Boston, with 106 brls apples for T Gay. do Gibson. 8 brls C Fergus, 10 brie D and C Maclver, brla Adam. Son and co. 218 bx* bacon I stearine cask fl*b oil G Warren A co. cs leather bndls hides Houtcher ...
... entered upon their second venture with Gay and Gibson, who were opposed by and Shilton. Both trundler* were well on the spot, and runs came i slowly. Resuming three o’clock, Morgan was quickly bowled, and Gibson retired soon afterwards. Ist inning*. W>»f ...
... John Harman. VV.:ham•street, were charged with setting off h, tbr street, at to the danger of p. on the 4th taro.—'•.C. Gibson gay. evidence in support rf thn charge, and the def e nd a nt, weer earls lined 1 . acd en, r. FITCH TOSS—D.DieI Murphy, Maps ...
... Luoas'b Eleven Weatherby Hughes b c Hughes 20 reason liis c b c Gray Gay 120 Gibson 107 Gray Roberta b not E M Gibsou c 114 11 c Phillips Gay 4Bray did Copeland c Phillips Bray b Gibson 20 5211 Total wkts552 ORM9KIRK v DINGLE interest in visiting club only ...
... WILLIAM GIBSON Is now showing a }x;v;'vrsrriwty of Terra Cotta for Painting light and dark. Plaques and Vases, Tobacco Jars, &c. GARDEN POTS AND SEED PANS IN GREAT VARIETY Agent for Slack and Brownlow's Filters: also for Doultcn and Watt's New Improved ...
... ♦T Mr.. GIBSON,' AwnIJU~Ir nal. .uhmtl,,trnaft . 1, 9,3 tll.l • • • Tl/010. fr0m. 0 $ A •Yr. lO 0 with F.oArnol $ •640. bar nXu , R GAI ■r. huarvaml per.l.l• *morel. which law haremle tor Tal,ol, l flL.al. will Till, Ur. J. SI a.klrew ...
... Ey Mr. GIBSON. Oa likadmi..laaaary Taw 13 , Iticd. naluito I ON. mum IRE. TODI SOLD BY Ay Ur. GIaDON. Alas p.a bia,Mmelliagics, as Monday. the rod Gay d Jamey, 1•81. .t awes orelatk in ten he, Imo wollalam•110•1 Preatilld SESIVAISA.. M sad sem slab ...
... MR. GIBSON AT ASHTON. T Towu - on > - - for Ashton, met bis constituents f tbat P lace Tuesday night, and ad- J day - H nsideraWe length ou the public topics of ,, led defended is course ou the Conspiracy Bill, 6 T ori ' ™ G cbar ° ed brou ? > a o That ...
... CLASSES.-GAY [. Any variety, cock or cockerel-1, Isaac Messenger ; 2, Robert Gibson, Northumberland ; 3, Crickett and Rook, Maryport. Seven entries. Any variety, hen or pullet—l and special, Isaac Messenger ; 2, R. Little, Harrington ; 3, Hobert Gibson. Eight ...