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... Hants County T’rtson.—For Larceny George Baverstock, 18 months; John Kennedy, Charles Kniglit, three months; George Nash, John heeler, one month; Richard Martin, James Brown, 21 nays; John Coombes, days. For Vagrancy—Caroline Parfett, two months; Win. ...
... slaughter of the enemy in battle, it would not now oe desirable to offer a complete amnesty to all who would lay down their arms, unless they could be proved to have boon present at the murder of Europeans. , ~ Lord Stanley replied that the sentiments ...
... Navy—George Prosser, 12 months; Peter Call, Rich. Edwards, Charles Bennett, and Charles Burchett, six months John Smith, four months; George Gordon and John Robson, eight days; Michael Donevan, awaiting a route. For trial at the Quarter Sessions—William Wilson ...
... daughter of Mr. T. Jerram, master of the Romsey Union Workhouse. On the 6th inst., at St. John's Free Church of England, Sonthampton, John, son of the late John Roles, of Brighton, to Martha, second danghter of the late Wm. Hammond, of Monday, at St. ...
... Templetown and Lord Templetown, county Antrim, in the peerage of Ireland, was the eldest son of John Henry, first viscount, by Lady Mary Montagu, only daughter of John, fifth Earl of Sandwich. was born Nov. 11, 1799, and succeeded to the family honours the death ...
... rS and the velvet horse-covers bore the combine arms, aur- ! Hampshire, but holding a ' PANGBOURNE, READING, BERKS, : Hante iteilCrCora7an7an™,TbZre°ltete the ”ru- Upon the driver's sea“ were the arms and ! CUraCy in the S ty V ,P ] reTio . ‘.- offercd ...
... certainly more pleasing array we never saw. The splendid and large banner of the lodge was greatly admired. one side are the arms of the Order, the name and number of the lodge, and on the other a device, which it is believed is quite unique in the Order ...
... bribery or other corrupt prac- lightning during the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan ticcs;’’ and in connection therewith to the special resolu- two pigs, belonging to Mr. John Havard, cabinet-maker, tions of the Plymouth Election Committee, reported on ...
... schooner the Xariflh, and then went on board the Enchantress, to pay a visit to the Earl of Cardigan. On his leaving their vessels, both Lord Wilton and Lord Cardigan manned yards and fired royal salutes, and as the Prince then passed through the line every ...
... PChampervour, W_ c Carter b not J test,c H RB a. ~ A Hodgson, b Burton Lord Cardigan, run out. Capt. Paber, ran out C P Poley, b Freemantie.. Boley, Qu W 8 Gandy, c Cardigan b Garver: W 8 Dunn, Freemantle. 1} © Barton, act Steele, b Doualdson Barton, ...
... deputation, consisting of , Admiral Vernon Harcourt, Mr. J. B. Ryder, chairman of the board of guardians of St. Luke’s, Chelsea; arm . Ir. Thomas A. Younar, on Tuesday waited upon the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace, to present address of the protestant ...