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... surgeon, of Manchester, and damages recovered, for negligent and unskilful treatment of a broken arm of Mary M'Gee, a reeler, now out of employ. Mr. John Mellor, Q.C., of the Midland Circuit, and Mr. Adolphus William' Young, Liberals, have been returned ...
... F. 8.8. ; J. Salter, Ea lla . rg ton of the Eye Infirmary—John F. France, Esq. LBCTI7II2II—WINTE2 SESSION'. Medicine—Owen Rees, M.D., F.R.B. ; W. W. Gull, M.D. Surgery—John Hilton. Man., ; John Birkett, Esq. Anatomy—Alfred Poland, Esq.; Cooper Forster ...
... the erection of the new Ragged School-rooms iu billaom-street has been accepted. MAJOR MAXSIL who Was aide-do-camp to Earl Cardigan, and was wounded during the celebrated Be'skiers charge, has been made Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Heligoland. This ...
... THE CHELTENHAM EXAMINEE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1888. HOLIDAY MOTHS NEW QUAY, CARDIGAN. Twenty miles north of Carmarthen Junction, on a short branch railway, is the small parish of Llandyesil, and seventeen miles from there, in a north-westerly direction ...
... toffillackburn, where they were admitted to bail. CONVICTION or A SWENDLISIL—A respectable-loaing man, who gave the name of John Hall, was charged at the Middlesex session on Monday, with obtaining, by means of false pretences, a gun, valued at CA. The ...
... guns in the English batteries. Lrmdon, Tuesday Evening. A Cabinet Council Iran held at the Foreign Office this afternoon. Lord John Russell left London this afternoon for Paris, and was accompanied by one of his daughters. Ile will have an interview with ...
... Armonix, the ultraclerical paper of Turin, that that the Pope does not contemplate the re-conquest of the Legations by force of arms, but merely through spiritual agency. Some surprise has been occasioned at Laybach by the appearance there of an Prussian officer ...
... the said Sir John Mc.Neill and Colonel Tulle& were further directed to make inquiries into the alleged delay in unahipping and distributing the clothing and other stem supplied for the nee of our said army ; and whereas the said Sir John Mc.Neill and ...
... death. of Egypt has launched out so extravagantly that CARDIGAN FAMILY PLATE.—In the Rolls Court he is now unable to be munificent in mere luxe_ on Tuesday, the caso of the Countess of Cardigan rise. The directors of the opera at Alexandria, tCurzon ...
... embark. A great portion of the French force was to embark at gourgas and Baltsahik. Lord Cardigan's division was also under orders to embark at Varna. General Sir John Burgoyne had arrived. The troops are described as animated with great enthusiasm. The ...
... Eirl of Cardigan, and the young lady bliss Do Horsey, the daughter of Yr. Spencer De Dorsey. A vast deal of gossip was current in fashionable society about this fresh pm: pas of the noble Earl's ; but shortly afterwards, the Countess of Cardigan (reconciled ...
... ito; Miss Mary Stuart Chisholm, of this town. Aug. 14, at Bt. Mary's Church, by the Rev. H. Joy, Henry John Growtage, architect, eon of the late Mr. John Growtage, of Gloucester, to Mary Green, second daughter of Mr. Edwin Green, auctioneer, of this town ...