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... female negroes board. When condemned there were 398 males, and 114 females; ell the others died in the interim. Mavai. PaononoKe arm Appouttmswtb.—Matas to Lieutenants.—Edward H. Seymour (May 4,1859), who has served the Imperieose, 61, China, since October ...
... reference to tin place, should be came out, the supposed expense to be about £250. A deputa ion | consisting of Mr. John Babb and Mr. John Greenwoot was appointed to wait upon the manor authorities to as permission to carry out the beforcmentioned improvements ...
... Ginly« and he was sentenced to bo imprisoned for one week. John Bowden and John Shillibeer (on bail), were charged with having on the 9th of July feloniously stolen cheese, the property of John Ford, of Staverton. Mr. Turner defended the prisoner. From ...
... pleasant little town of Tavistock, which boasts its two M.P.’s and its Duke, has lately been visited by no less personage than Sir John Bowbiho’ Knight, Doctor of Laws, and sometime her Majesty’s Plenipotentiary in China. It was not any occasion of State importance ...
... than £93,000. Altogether the amount of specie imported above that exported is about £33,000. Another M.P. is just dead—Sir John Owen, tii6 member for Pembroke district burghs, and who with Sir Charles Burrell has sat in Parliament ever since i 1806. The ...
... House by Sir John Trelawny. turned out, and, armed with heavy baton, paraded the streets special constable. The Duke had fortified the Bank, Buckingham Palace, and the public buildings in Westminster; and squares and streets were full of armed soldiery and ...
... and Miss Crooke, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Hext Rogers, Mr. John Yonge. Dr. and Mrs. Dyfis, Miss Wnlferstan, Colonel Rogers. Major Rogers, ,\Mias Rogers, Dr. and Mrs. Haroblyn, Miss Michelmore, Major Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones. Mr. P. Micbell, Mrs. I and Miss ...
... Mayne, George Arnold, John Ward, George 21 ditto (n), were indicted for unlawfully assaulting and fence, and the chairman minutely wfnt through the eri- of Plymouth. Momteurmys- There- Great 2ls od.. 28s. Poster, Thomas Ellis, John Mortimer, George G. Wills ...
... coffee red to him to have been fired about it.. AD this time every oxertion was te rincipal. points to be observed‘m cleaning arms, position ractice ; St. Thomas .. oe 15/9 48,1058 83) oe in the work, we find that the county scheme does property shop in ...
... more it is investigated It appears that Mexico applied to the United States of arms to used against French Government instead of replying that as neutrals they could furnish arms neither of the combatants said that they wanted all the could get and that the ...
... effect Cardigan’s swerved up to the battery and turning round earned his rider to the rear the second edition of the work which appeared this subject from author 1 only of officers who were present on the occasion” and proceeds to : Lord Cardigan’s horsemanship ...
... fine and strong. ne field of oats was cut. The crops in cag oe AN Rate,—At the Callington Petty Sessions, on Thursday, Mr. John Whitlock was re h of St. Ive summoned by the churchwarden of the Whit tl lock objected for non-payment of Mr. roceedin; lings ...