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... mer c h an t—F eb. 12, L. J. Fosbrook, Birkenhead, coal merchant—Feb. 12, J. Williams, Birkenhead, publican—Feb, 7, J. F. W. Mullen, Birkenhead. (FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, JANUARY X) BANKRUPTS. Alfred Bennett, Liverpool, Jan. 30; William Peters ...
... Valuable PAINTINGS, by Corregio, Sassaferatto, Hoogstraten, Greuzfe Ruysdael, Wooverman, Jam. Steen, Berghem, Van Belau, Claude, Morland, and other Masters. a few Prints and Engravings, Semi-grand Pianolorte, by Broadwnod, Indian Cabinet, Ormolu, Buhl ...
... Hampton-villa, Callan], Bristol. WATTERS-11 ; VANDEREISTE— MULLEN Feb. 27, at St. George's, Evertou, by the Rev. S. Sampson, Dr. B. 11. Wafters to Johanna Ann Bruce, third daughter of the late John Mullen, Esq , fut welly captain Ist (The Royal) Regiment. Also ...
... fever, aged 17 years, Hugh James, son of Hugh Wilson, 6, Sandon-terrace. Gneenene-Feb. 25, at New York, Pattie J., wife-of Claude Gimbrede, late of Birmingham, England. CAHILL-Feb 26, at New York, aged 38, Martin Cahill, a native of county Kilkenny, ireland ...
... Hampton-villa, Cotham, Bristol. WATTRRS—MULLSN ; VANDERKISTE— MULLEN Feb. 27, at St. George's, Evertou, by the Rev. S. Sampson, Dr. B. H. Watters to Johauna Ann Bruce, third daughter of the late John Mullen, Esq., formerly captain let (The Royal) Regiment. Also ...
... lever, aged 17years, Hugh James, son of Hugh Willson, 6, Sandon-terrace. GraTBREnE-Feb. 25, at New York, Pattie J., wife of Claude Gimbrede, late of Birmingham, England. CAHH.L-Feb 26, at New 'York, aged 38, Martin. Cahill, a native of county Kilkenny, ...
... and Miss Mellor Mr and Mrs John Maxwell Captain Moore Mr and Mrs Arthur Myers Mr and Mrs Charles Mackenzie Mr G A and lady Mullens Mr G A and lady Marron Mr and Mrs W J M'Quie Mr and Mrs Maitland Mr and Mrs J and Miss Macfie Mr R A and Misses Macfie Mr ...
... fancied himself a highwayman, and wrote a letter to his immediate superior ' signed Captain Claude. You know my real name, he writes, now know me as Captain Claude. The little fool seems to have stolen about £25, and lived for three days at Portland at ...