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... country could enjoy—[Cheers] tut when he looked on that armed assembly he looked them the conservators of the peace of this neighbourhood—[Cheers]—ho looked on every gentleman there present bearing arms in the name of the Queen for the purpose preventing ...
... SELL by AUCTION, lay U lponsthe Premises,in the Old utter Market, onThurIPA June20th, 1850, at 11 o'clock, By direction of JOHN EDDOWES SPARROWE, Esq., , who has Let his Residence, and Removing to a Smaller Occupation . TART of the HOUsEHIOLDFUitNITURE ...
... country could enjoy—[Cbeeralbut when looked on that armed assembly he looked on them the ooneervators of tbe peace of this neighbourhood—[Cbeera]—he looked on every gentleman ttuo present bearing arm* the name of the Qtecn for the purpose of preventing ...
... volume, now th* property of John Deck, Esq., late of this town, and formerly belonging to Sir. Thomas Spring, Bart., containing heraldic notices of the Kings and principal Barons and ! Knights of England, with their arms emblazoned, from William the ...
... Daniel Leaper CLACTON, GREAT Mr. John Smith DUNMOW, GREAT Mr. WiUiam Johnson FKAMLINGHAM Mr. WiUiam Edwards HALSTED Messrs. Doubledav HAKLOW Mr. John Wright ' HARWICH Mr. Edward Chapman MALDON Mr. Alfred May MANNINGTREE Mi. John Sizer. MKN DLESHAM Mr. A. Asbford ...
... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Bet lew, Hee. John u. >.C-L.. Mary ball. Uatord. to I’reecot Stipendiary C., Lancaabirr. .. Chapman, Rae. John, M , Newport ▼alue £I4N, with re-Hlence : pat. bancellor. Devnal), Her John, M.A., V. Deeon, to h* nkebampton dio. ...
... and chain, and windlass damaged. John and Susannah Simpson, from Maldon for Goole-Naomi. Waters, put back-Samuel and Ann. Thorn, from Ipswich for Goole, all for* refuge.—•Vii/rd. Lowestoft Merchant. Fisher, goods, and John and Sarah, Hobson. Eondon, malt ...
... announcement of the numbers.—Lord John Manners then moved (in piirsu* ance of notice) for the insertion of words, the effect of which was to make the measure 44 a real ten hours bill, and no more.—Mr. Hornby seconded Lord John Manners' amendment, but ultimately ...
... fund —The Philanthropic Society's gathering was to commemorate the opening, a year ago, of its Farm School near Reigate. Sir John Pakington, M.P., presided; Mr. Monckton Milnes, M.P., and M. Ducpetiaux, Inspector of Prisons for the Belgian Government, were ...
... occupa- lot 8. TwoCO AGES, with Gardens adjoining, si tuat, in the OLD MARKET-PLAcE, LODDON, in the occu- Vafios of John Cullum and John Beckham. Lot 9. An Old-EItablished PUBLIC-HOUSE. called the JVWITE HOns, with Stables, &c., attached: also, weU nlanted ...
... Oi-, Ipswich General Advertiser, Express. PRINTED AND PUHLISHED BY JOHN KING, AT THE COUNTY PRESS. IPSWICH. Tins I'Al'Kll IS RK.II LAULV FILED AT THE AUCTION MART, AT FEELE'S. RRA V'S, ; *nd Mr.HAMMOND, 27, Lombahd-stkeet. agents IN LONDON—M.. R. BARKER ...
... the PRINCE ALBER, K.G. The Right Hon. the Earl of SHREWSBURY, F.S.A. Cabin, 251. ; Steerage, IN. The Right Hon. the Earl of CARDIGAN. For further particulars, apply to J. Stamm, 110, His Majesty the King of the BELGIANS. K.G. Rear-Admiral the Earl of CADOOAN ...