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... their rents. An attempt was made to hold a Protection meeting at Bedford on Saturday, but it failed, the proceedings closing in row. SniTiiFiELD Market.—A paragraph has been going tbe round of the papers, stating that, upon the removal of Smithfield, several ...
... regular row took place between the mob and the police ; that many persons refused to assist the Superintendent when called upon in the Queen's name, and that there were at least I persons present he also said he was not in the middle of the row, for being ...
... Newspaper Press. THE SECOND CCCCXI. for Ja» is published. William Blackwood and Sons, 45, George-street, burgh, and 37, Paternoster-row, London. Sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen. W ESTERN LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY SOd*- 3, PARLIAMENT-STREET, LONDONbankers: ...
... in settled habitations called Pas, one of which, near the village, covers about an acre of ground. It is surrounded by two rows of strong split paling three feet apart, and about twelve feet high; the entrance is by two or three narrowgateways, and the ...
... Hungerford market much damage was caused, and the Temple Gardens were flooded ; five watermen's wherries at one time were seen rowing over the green sward, and several gentlemen from Paper-buildings were conveyed in them to the floating pier at the bottom ...
... affray, and would swtVr thai Mr. YYall never attempted to rescue the men. O „ examination the Magistrates, admitted that there row between the mob and the police,and that about 100 persons were present Witness heard M'Crohan charge several persons in the ...
... will be liable to pay the same All Lp? a Joseph Holloway. to llo and Pa Pcrs must be addressed Joseph Cottage, near Burcott-row, Wide- 4, HEREFORD : IDEM ARSH -STREET. COOK, ftWtf AND DRUGGIST, tl »at he^P Friends and the Public in general, ta en the ...
... jurisdiction are constantly arising. It appears that the affair, which seems to have been what such parties call a regular row, occurred through a man named Thomas Jennings' a relative to the defendant, singing a song about polka cloaks his wife being ...
... Pieces of Arable Land thereto belonging, containing about One Acre and Half, called the Weather Cock,situate in Munderfield Row.iv the Parish of Avenbury aforesaid, in the occupation of James Gurney, and bounded on all parts thereof the Ledbury Turnpikeroad ...
... Hereford Times. LONDON AGENTS. Barker & White, 33, Fleet-st. Parsons, Mr. J.,9, Aye Maria■acon, Mr., Walbreok. lane, Paternoster-row. Messrs. S. E. J., 19, Reynell.G.,42,Chancery-lane Bouverie-street. Simmonds, P. L., 18, Cornhill. «As(.MOND,Mr.,27,Lombard-st ...
... centre than tbe valley between them, which is left about five or six feet wide, in order to have sufficient room for row of handlights, a row of lettuce plants on each side, and an alley, about one foot wide, covered with cinder-ashes, or shingle, to walk ...
... topics of the day. Now ready, Nos. to 16, One Penny each ; Parts 1 to 3. price 6d. each. London : W. Strange, 21, Paternoster-row ; sold every where in town and country. 8 SOLICITORS' AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 57, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON. DIRECTORS ...