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... rescued, one the Misses White went under the ice. Icemen Dcxc and Cook instantly proceeded toy the scene of the accident with breaker ladders and the sledge. After considerable trouble, tbe whole of persons, with the exception of Miss White, were extricated ...
... of Samuel J. B. Haydon, Esq., of a son. Jan. 2, at Budleigh Salterton, the lady George Oakes Wallis, Esq., of a son. Dec. 28, the wife of Mr. George Smith, of Helwill Barton, near Kenton, of a daughter. Dec- 31, at Kingsbridge, the wife of J. H. Square ...
... prisoner, .lames Cantle. was fully committed for trial. The facts appeared in our paper of last week. Tuesday j\fa(f i.strates present: J. Hotcell and J. Contes, Ksqrs. Thomas Glaney, an Irishman, charged with having broken the lamp over the turnpike-gate, ...
... subscribe the Articles of the Church of England. Yet if the grace be in the sacrament, so it must be. Another consideration which miss in the argument for Mr. Gorham is the value of prayer, in reference to the 27th Article, where the sacrament of baptism declared ...
... Richards, W. Tremlett, W. Edger, T. Trefliy, W. Rew, W. Spreat, G. Coffin, J. Risdon. C. Warren, R. F. Thomas, 0. Brake, G. King, J. D. Osborn. The Learned Recorder, in addressing the Jury, said he had great satisfaction in being able tell them that their labours ...
... of the variations which in grain but the fall taken prices for on Thursday 27th the return the corresponding : Oats Rye s d s d s d 1 14 7 This simple statement volumes the position to which our farmers been reduced plainly anything possibly be said or ...
... Morris, and J. Balnmer. at -PILL INDEPuENDENT CHAPrEL.-New Year's da wa B celebrated at this place of worship by a tea party and public o meeting. The Rev. J. 'Vincent, the recently chlosen pastor, eed. and the meeting was addressed by the Rev. J. Bul- t ...
... H E PARADE, EXM O U T H.— JL Mrs. and the Misses Clapson beg to announce that their SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 21st. —Prospectuses may be had on application. npHE MISS CHARLTONS' ESTABLISHMENT for the EDUCATION of a limited number of YOUNG ...
... with tiling a r d ; m , y ob eot 'n taking him was to hear somebad seen Mr. \v° relative to the £15, but I found she Nothing from h er . m the mean ; and I could get John Willet Reynold* n \. j i- . J* three years; said w d Mr - Wolfi d en's ...
... plaintiff BANKRUPT MEETINGS (Before Mr Serjeant Ludlow) 7 J M Gardner Bristol draper certificate 1 1 fen 10— P Millard grocer examination and Protberoe to audit 11— P estate to audit II— M D to audit 1 1 J Carter Bristol victualler certificate T Shell quarryman ...
... Charity school, to Miss Vittles, of that place; and Mr. John Thomas, Clatwyer's clerk to Miss Meyler, of 8olva-At Brecon, M~r. John d rcand, ofalachuddu, to Miss Cadogan Etdwards, Elormeireh;. adLewis Watkins, Esq. of Bronllys, to Miss ...
... Esqf H. Seyiner. Es'l M.P.J. Fvler, Esq. J Esq.. M.P. H. C Goodden, Esq. R. Sheridan, Esq , M.P. H. Williams, Esq. Colonel Freest*u, MP. W. Eliot, Eiq. J. J. Farquharson, Esq. S. Serrell, Esq. C. A. Manning, Esq. Colonel Munsel, J. Cree, Esq ...