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... Craven-hill- gardens, Hyde-park The Rev. John W;ood, Canterbury House, Walworth Cor.ET OF Dresco3s. Captain Malkin, Chairman, Sandhurst Lodge, Qucen's-road, Glouces-' ter-gate, Regent's-park John Britten, Esq., 21, Basinghall-street, and Collingtree, Northamp- ...
... Chiisson, Esq., 1, Harewvood-place, Harewood-square. George Lalie, Esq., Finebley. AuDIroRs. 11. Briisley Sherirlan, Esq., slaniager of the Times Life and Gua- rantee Companly, 12, Ludgatc-hill, asd Bellfeld-house, Parsou's- green, Fulhanm. Thomas Wilsson ...
... Glowester- .gate. Ite;ent's-park. • John Britten, Esq., 21, Basint.hall•street, and Collingtree, North• araptonshire. William Borchelt, Eq., Cheapside and Hammersmith. Joseph Gimson, Esq., 1, Ilarewood-placO, Harewood-square. George Lane, Esq., Finchley. ...
... , Marquis of Salisbury. VRconnt Craubome, his father, the Marqnis of Sail-bury. Major Craveo, Earl of Harewood. Dr. M. Crawford, by Earl of Harewood. Sir Charles Decimos Croaley, Sheriff of London and Middlesex, Sir G. Grey, having received the honour ...
... Marquis of Breadalbane, Lord Chamberlain ; the Duke of Wellington, Master of ! ( the Horse ; Earl of Mulgrave, Treasurer of the House- I i hold; Lord Ernest Bruce, Vice-Chamberlain; Viscount! DruHilanric, Comptroller of the Household; Earl of Caith- ; j ness ...
... AUSTRALIAN AND NEw ZEALAND GAZETTE, May 17, usse. effect to the resolutions of the House or Representatives on that subject. I am aware of the great inconvenience and the difficulties attendant on the distance of the seat of Government from this province ...
... and party, Lady Anderson, Lord Strathallan and party, Lord Skelmersdale and party, Lady Farringdon and party, Colonel Westmore, Colonel Fitzgerald and party, Major Phibbs and party, Captain Quantock, the Rev. J ...
... Attached I to the house is a servants' hall, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, ! and all the requisite offices. In the yard there is a good 3-stalled 1 stable, with coach-house. Detached is a gardener's cottage, with I pig-styes, cow-house, and poultry yard ...
... Jesse in the Crowvi puiblic-house, wvhsn lie swent after the psosecntric and fetcedir leer to identify him. Wh~en they camle back hie rais off, but was stripped near the Roebuck in the Dover-road. OCu the way to tie stataion-house lee called his wife and ...
... obedience to that vote o' | House of Commons, which, during the existence of the | TO CORRESPONDENTS. | Ministry, such a bill to be read a first time. Perh ions submitted for answers must have some distinctive | would not be if the House of Commons should * Constant ...
... basinghaU-street, gentleman Bowman, Jonathan, 2, Barnard's-inn Boyoe, Job, 1, Tjlbot-eourt, Giace-hnroh-strcet, coffee-house keeper Britten, Win, 34, Graceohimctr-.stivct, liveryman Bridge, Steplicn, 115. Wood-ssVet, Cheapside, wareliouscman Brighton, John ...
... copies, which is stated to be double the circulation three years previous. In the year 1806 the circulation averaged about 1,950 copies weekly. The political principles of the new proprietor were moderately but decidedly liberal. He was the advocate of ...