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... of Ashridge. This was not the fIrst entry in ( our importsof thiscommodity. Accordingto liennet's Parochial X Antiquities, Joseph of A-imatiea had brought over a quantity I in two silver vessels, which were buried in his tomb.* And a l crystal containing ...
... Lord of the 'Treasarys Sir G. Grey, Secretery of State -for the Hone Department;- ties Marquis of' Bi'eadalbaiie, Lord Chamberlain ; and tile -Duko of Norfolki, Ma1ster of the Ilorgee Shortly before nilne nOlDOCk lier royal highness tile 'Duchess of Krent ...
... Mr. J. Hopper, New5am-granfe Yorkshire-Clas 5,1t aprize,of£1,& 2nd, of £0, Mr.C.Tow ndey HEaEFotinsD.-Judges, Messrs. H. Chamberlain, J. Thomas, H, Tretheway-CICOS 1,1Ist price, of`£40, Mr. J, MonkhionSe, the stow, Hereford; 2nd, of £20, Mr. John Wilker ...
... tr - Chamberlain, Jun.~, of St. Leonard's, in th ony fSsex, at .part of the borough of Haetings. , Now ar hmeli est a a natural torn for mechanics, -but he we1nucdt 8tr i pi D mind to the invention of a ballot-box fromteecrustaes Ii -Mr. Chamberlain is ...
... road to Bath, whither the of ir earl ha gone, the ChamberlaIn and his mao eachon horseback, peel ttelte ooduting two more horses, bearing nct only the bed, look Ibut'Marmalade, citron, &c.; the Chamberlain on his arrivaiwith beer athe extraordinaryfpresent ...
... Parker; George Harris, for stealing-a mate] ass, the property of Samuel Brine; George Chamberlain, for stealing a sack bag, the property of George Rogers and Josephs Seven years's Sarah Lucas, for stealing 2lbs. of fat, thle property1 of Silas Daynton; ...
... through tiss crevices of the planks, and fell on to a bed in a cabin beneath. In tItle bed the Count Erie Chretien de Fontin, chamberlain to the king of Sweden and Norway, was sleeping. The acid soon burnt through two blankets, and reached the abdomen of the ...
... the ambassador of the Queen ofI Spain to the palace of the Tuileries, where they will be received by the P'rinee Napoleon Joseph and the Princess Ma~tilde, The emperor, with his uncle Jerome, and the cardinals, officers, and ambassadors, will proceed ...
... place last Tuesday. Mr. Jonathan Richardson, of Lambeg (Tory) had previously retired; and the two proposed were Mr. Jonathan Joseph Richardson, of the Island (Lib.), and Mr. Birney, solicitor, Lisburn (Tory). The polling was fixed for Monday next; but it ...
... kind-hearted boat. It was a gratifying thing to tb~ me, upon searching about among the survivors, to find that be young Chamberlain, Badetick, Mr. Polo (formerly a butoher in ga Ithe Hotwell-road), and alt that I knew from Bristol, were o I:saved. On going ...
... therefore, preceded byts directors and as-. . cretary of the comspany, and more epcally.ushered in by . Mr. Laing and Sir Joseph Pexton, throa party appeared , in the grand transept, the whole assebag, rising to wel-. l come them, thundered forth ies ...
... Hilton JoJh Martin William Robins Themes Harrow Wihiam Minter Thomas h Rley Henry Badrek Francis Wright rhobrt Wirdlarn Joseph Gibling Joseph George John Alexander Prederick James Thomaa Hauling 01 Se Lewis John Riclkets Henry C Curzoaa Thomas Leery William ...