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... COFFEE, ask for JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE, aud see that it is JOHN CASSELL'S COMR& which is handed to you, having his Signature upon the Package. This is necessary, for there are numei*as imitations, stringent and bitter to the palate, while JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE ...
... across u field to the nearest cottage assostasiee. A labourer of the name of Ilutne, armed with a poker, returned with her and encountered the borglars, struck him the arm. Mr. Richbell, who slept upstairs ' was in the act of getting ou t o f hi s best-roam ...
... the rectory of Swebeld, Norfolk. Annual value, population, 197.—The Rev. John Cambage Thompson has been appointed to the curacy of St. John and St. Martin, Beverley.--Tlie Rev. John Leldger Walton, M.A., Trinity College, Is appointed to Bilkstone vicarage ...
... Richardson ; Mr. John Roper; * High Sheriff and Miss Rutson ; Mr. W. pub Mrs, and Miss Robinson; Mr. Ryan; y?; Mr. J. Byan. . Sir Charles Slingshy, Bart. ■ Mrs. _ . ' Mr. and Mrs. John Swarm; Mr. T. &■ and Miss Straubenzee ; Sir John. .^~goV family ; ...
... incident of a speech by the lady of the principal guest — in this instance the Baronet of that ilk, Sir John Guest. Tbe Canford estate is Sir John's property, and the yearly agricultural show is described as more cor- rectly the yearly encouragement ...
... tes Henry Koht hunter Retest -• Jas. Taylor Wm (Inert* -- Juin, ea. Hands John Under: , and Geo Nlidgley -- Hoso. Varvill Vases -..t, Pullevn Vm. J•s. - I. .fit. H. Ro. -- John Wynn Joists Sts.ard Wm. Wiggins. Thrt ft mum.. in charring the Cresol Jory ...
... sound of cannon an- aft approat ' her Majesty, and iv about five , e j roy procession entered the house. It '•• X f* 8 of at arms ' heralds, and purcNed ate followed by the great officers of state in j VIa nl ance on her Majesty. The Duchess of officiated ...
... continue at Osborne. The Duchess of Kent, on Thursday, arrived on a visit to her Majesty, and still remains at Osborne. Sir John Romilly will, it is said, shortly be appointed Master of the Rolls; when Sir A. Cockburn will become Attorney-General ; and ...
... baiw' I - ! tiT IKded'1K ded ' tbe adjournment of the the j ori ty of 179 to 53. the adjournment of the ded Mr - H. GRATTAN. o if Lord John Rus9ell would the Ho precedents, he and his °- time allow the bill to proceed f, to J,d ct ed the house, after the ...
... out C. iecK» of Black Art (51b) (31b) Mr W. Denham's Avia (51b) J- Scot l ,. b . ft Mr Eddison'a c. (dead) by John Mr o'Gaunt, out of John Cosser's out ot ■ FT dam (51b) b Mr J. Gill's Sir William Wallace H. Steb w ( - lb) (31b) OUt stow's b- - Mr ...
... late Lord John Hay to his flag, has been conferred on Captain Sir George Tyler, K.H. (1822). This gallant officer, like the late Lord John, who held the appointment, has lost an arm in the service. He is Protectionist and M.P. for Cardigan. Murder or ...
... little satisfaction that two Ribbon League ruffian gang have been brought to j« s for the minor offence of carrying arms, which armS) Q clear, they carried when arrested for the purpose slaughter. * The Kino of Belgium and the Confiscati * o the Orleans ...