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... young person who been trained Chris Church School, Warminster : saitiry not much an'ofejec as a comfortable home. Address Miss Haskew Miss Cruse, Warminster Wilts. NURSERY GOVERNESS) WANTED the Country, young Person who ha had the care and educatibu Children ...
... and Mrs. Edward Colston and Miss Colston, Col. Olivier and family, Mm. Fisher and family, the Rev. J. and the Misses Astley, Rev, Alfred and Mrs. Smith, and Miss Kathleen Smith, Mr. and the Misses Parry, Mr. H. and the ...
... to Miss Sneilgrove, of the Close, Warminster Dee. 25 at Common-Clo-e chapel, Warminster, Jobn Curtis, Miss Ann Blake. of Warminster. lon, Wilts, by the Rew. C. Harbin, Mr Dee. 26, at Hind faster of Addey’s School, Deptford, John C. Browne, to Miss Susan ...
... named was appo niedas Deputy Overseer in bis (Ady’s) stead, and then he was required J, gi ing to give up, and sctt'e bis accounts on the Diw- him (as Snnday interven: d) but ope cear day, kins, 1t appears, detected a few errors, but to Ady’s 3 after this ...
... moderate. | t;,v- Excellent Sea Bathimr. I STAN WELL MISS (, A U'l X K'S J?st:t!ilislmu'iit for Ol LAI'IES arder Puj will L-l ll' I*. nil v, .lan. 21. j! 1 A vacancy for an Articled I'lija'. A \I. I J'.S!•'. >!■', >~\ I IMTTIs'S PHI I'AiJ AToliV A** St'llotiL ...
... aged yean. the 24th ult., after a painful illneu, Ann Elisabeth, the beloved and only daughter of Mr. J. Hale, of On the Ist in her 78th year. Miss Glass, of Fivu Lanes Farm, Potterne—aunt to Mrs. Bnshell, of tbe Pelican Inn, Devizes. On the 29th ult ...
... Ltdy Charlotte Watson Taylor, j Thursday la?t, the December, at the Manor j House, to which about of the elite the j neighbourhood were invited. Previous to the bail entertainment was given a juvenile party, which went j off with great spirit. Hocxtv ...
... SESSIONS. The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the borough and city of New Sarum, were held on Monday last, before J. D. Chambers, Esq., Recorder. Aftor the usual preliminaries had been gone through, the following gentlemen were sworn the grand ...
... Mrs. Henry Merewether and Miss Merewether, Miss Smith, Mr. and Mrs. loogood, and a party from Old Park ; Rev. Mr., Mrs., aod the Miss Astleys, Captain and Mrs. Wyndham and the Miss KnatchbuJts, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose and the Miss Awdrys, Mr. ...
... George Horr d last week, ai the age of 81. He f The West of England Bank. tarer of Preston, ¥' Bristol § Bath ) Messrs Stuckey’s Bankiug Company was the soo of a farmer at Edg: worth, neat Bolton and Everett & Smith a distant relative of the late J. Horrocke ...
... wheat; not that it is likely j make any great alteration supply and demand, but the mere i possibility of the nothern Continental ports being freed from ice i earlier than in ordinary seasons may, and very likely will, act !j check on business, by preventing ...
... Compton ; Sheriff, R. P. Nisbett, Esq., the Misses Nisbett, | nad a numerous party ; Hl. A. Merewether, Esq., Olivier and family; Mr Capt. Wyndham, Col. Watson Taylor and Lad y Taylor; the Messrs. Colston, and Miss Colston; Mr and Mrs. F. Locke, Mr John Locke ...