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... Christ Church, Baling. Rev James Sector of Greeting St Peter; Vicar Badiey. Suffolk (by dispei*satioii). Patron, the h.0a.4 John Ashburnhain. Rev. Henry Charles Litt'.ewood, A., Vicar Goring, Reading: Burston. Menfolk. Patron, the Queen. Bey. R. J. Livingstone ...
... of Ritualism, and had pnt inside of it nnmber of Jesuits theoWically armed to the teeth. They had dragged this great horse of Ritualism inside their Church, and theso Jesuits.armed to the teeth with their theology, had sprung out, and now tho Chnrch and ...
... ulljjhazards, and he accordingly ordered Major-General the Earl of Cardigan to move forward witli the Light Brigade. This order was obeyed in the most spirited and gallant manner. Lord Cardigan charged with the utmost vigour, attacked ft battery which was ...
... allow their houses be impee'ed, and further pariiculars may be had on application to Mr John Hewitt, bu'eher 69, Higher Ardwick, or 1, Buxton-street, Ardwick; or to Mr John D ie Chantler, coach builder, 6, St. Mary's strret, and Ardivick Coach Works, Pinmill ...
... Memoirs we gather that Henry Fox, writingtoLord Hartington on the subject the Berwick election of 1754, at which the celebrated John Wilkes, although unsuccessful, spent between £3,000 and £4,000, gave the following interesting information : — Mr. Wilkes ...
... disappeared. The following are the names of the missing men: John Off en, officer John Hindse. second officer ; J. Sullivan, boatswain ; C. Richardson, John Jones, Jaa. PMlip*, John Patter sen, John G«orge if»j, Sitry Howard, Andiew Mason, ...
... Edward John hill. Hamxuer3ley (re-elected). Wakbfibed.—Mr. W. « ade. Aid. J.J. -Sir B.N.Howard Brook. West Ham.—Ald.J.H.Bet,hell Hyde.—Mr. John Oldham. Widnbs.—Aid. F. H. Gossage Basunsdeh.— Mr.T.Bdfanhl- J.P. (re-elected). » ton. Woodstock.—Aid. John Ban- ...
... College. Cumberland Hutchins John. B.A, 8t Mary Hall. Oxford James Clegg. B.A. Emmanuel College, Lane-worthy William Henry, B.A, Worcester College, Oxtoru Owen Edward Henry, B.A, Jesus College, Cambridge Francis Oeaele, B. A, John's College. Cambridge Ellis ...
... bj Mr. Cornelius Ryan. The secretary having read tin minutes of the last meeting, a considerable pause snsued, for which Mr. John O'Connell apologised, bystating that the funds were in such a state as to present them from paying a sufficient number of hands ...
... DWELLING-HOUSES, situate and being to 28, even numbers, in bt. Andrews-square, Travis-street, o.cupied by Sarah Keaisley, John Bowers, John Broadbect, others ; together, with the site thereof, containing 886 5-9ths yards. And, also. Six Yearly Rents £21 ss ...
... Catholic olergy. The Secretary of the Political Council (Mr. T. Bright) read letters of apology for non-attendance from Mr. John Slagg, Mr. Jacob Bright. M.P., Mr. R. Leake, M.P., Mr. W. Agncw, Mr. T. Newbigging, Mr. W. Shimmers, M.P., Sir E. Roscoe, M ...
... d such increase, and it also regulated and restricted the carrying of arms. It enacted that people should not allowed to about with arms unless they were fit be entrusted with arms. That was the measure passed Sir George Grey 1347, and when it came before ...