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... MARCH, 1882. .1 1 ; iL LIVERPOOL & MOSTYN. The fast-sailing4Meamer SWIFIS UPLE, ROBERT LOWE. Madder Pitted up specially for the station, ply between LIVERPOOL & MOSTYN, North end of the Prince's Stage. and Sioetyn permitting) with Liberty to tow. as ...
... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BISITHS. 2S, at 51, Roamed Street Beath, Belfast, tho o of Robert Startle, of • &madder. Weber 16, at William Street, Derry, the wife Amin, Vortrr, of • daughter. florarno.rrOctober M U 4 3 wood, the wife of J. J. • denehter ...
... MERCHAIer COMPA NY. A meeting of the won bold on Moaday, o the Hall. Bunter Mysore—lle Robert Madder presiding. PT LAW IN SCOTLAND. A Regret, by the Mader and Assidants, with tell. Report t w Bankruptcy L. recently I culty of Advocates, to the :needing ...
... INDIGO AND MADDER. ROBERT HAMILTON offen for SALE, on Moderate Terms. 10 Ghent* Soft Madras Indigo; Built Best Dutch Madder. Tea and Grocery Stores, Foyle street, I7tb June, 1666. ...
... INDIGO AND MADDER. Robert Hamilton offers for sale, on Modems Terms, 10 Chests Soft Madras Indigo; Butts Best Dutch Madder. Tea and Grocery Stores, Foyle street, 17t'.i June, 1656. ...
... —Enquire at I the Buxton Arms, Mr. H. Homer , of the Poet-office. 106, Waterloo-road. to Mar; Ann Elise, widow of Mr. Robert Madder, of Claremont Cottage, stone 8 Reeting.bia. ...
... slightly. Exhibition ? Defendant—Did I not say to you I was not going to the Constable—I did not hear you say a word. Robert Madder, defendant’s groom, was called for the defence—His master’s horses were trotti » not gallop- ping, when the policeman laid ...
... to Susannah Stokes. both of riom..e itreet, Lynn. On the 90th inst., at the Tabaratscle. Lynn. by the Rev. Andrew Mien, Robert Madder, to Mary Jane Skerry, both of Clenchwarton. On the 2nd inst.. at Winch, J. Hardy. ion.. e. South Wootton, to C A. Walker ...
... slightly. the Exbibition ? Defendant— Did I not say to you 1 was not going to Constable—I did not hear you say a word. Robert Madder, defendant’s groom, was called for defence—His master’s horses were trotting, not gallop- Betore ing when the laid hold ...
... Ballantyne, Robert Brownlee, Alexander M‘Donald, Hugh Simpson, Thomas Walker; 2d class certificates —Stephen Balmer, W. A. Gardiner. J E, 9 we Graham, Ninian Gibson, J. H. Gordon, Alex. Hunter, John Hunter, James Keddie, Joho Leitch, Robert Madder, James Mallen ...
... and struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. His master's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the policeman laid ...
... struck him. considered he had not met with that courtesy from the policeman which a gentleman was entitled to expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. —His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping, when the policeman ...