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... licensed the Rev. Alfred Jenour to the perpetual curacy of St. John's Church, Blackpool, vacant by the cession of the Rev. W. Tiverton Preedy, the late incumbent there, on the nomination of John Talbot Clifton, Esq., Daniel Hornby, Esq., Richard Banks, Esq ...
... On Saturday, by order of the QUEEN in Council, the usual proclamation was ordered to be issued against the exportation of arms, ammunition, and machinery of all kinds available for war purposes. This order can be, and is, acted on in periods of profound ...
... On Saturday, by order of the QUEEN in Council, the usual proclamation was ordered to be issued against the exportation of arms, ammunition, and machinery of all kinds available for war purposes. This order can be, and is, acted on in periods of profound ...
... sister of Mr. John Turner, late of Hygeiastreet, Everton. On the 20th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, Mr. S. Quillrash, to Miss M. Disley ; also Mr. W. R. Fraser, to Miss M. Weaver. On the 20th inst., at St. John's Church, by the ...
... appendage. The present Duke of BEAUFORT is every way worthy of the time-honoured name of SOMERSET, descending lineally from JOHN O'GAUNT. The duke is only thirty years of age ; his income about £50,000 a-year. Leaving this to go and fight, looks very like ...
... of ANGLESEY excited much interest as he appeared bearing the Field-Marshal's baton of his deceased commander and brother-in-arms. His lordship was Vice- Admiral of North Wales and Carmarthenshire, Constable of Carnarvon Castle, Ranger of Snowdon Forest ...
... Thursday last —Henry Pratt, Montreal, Canada; John Williams Hayward, Liverpool ; Charles Beresford, Congleton, Cheshire. THE LIVERPOOL AND ST. JOHN, N. 8., packet-ship John Barbour arrived hence at St. John, N. 8., all well, in twenty-seven days—the quickest ...
... Plain and ornamental window glass, as of by Messrs. Pilkington, accompanied by a and three specimens of stained glass, th e arms of Liverpool, a landscape, a tariff p f flowers. ' The council further that the u- ex o cursion this year should be to Troll ...
... Moorhouse ; Mr. Lunt ; the Queen, Mrs. Walton; Ophelia, Miss lt,„ ro ugh. And THE MARRIED BACHELOR. Sharp, Grace, Miss E. Grattan. (Wednesday),.. THURSDAY, Fitnly, De n a ti r d i b n e , s r revived , , a l w e i n th d New Scenery, by Mr. Drama of THE ...
... Mr. Lunt ; the Queen, Mrs. Walton ; Ophelia, Miss k r. nb orough. And THE MARRIED BACHELOR. Sharp, K°nap; Grace, Miss E. Grattan. (Wednesday), THURSDAY , FRIDAY, and lov e lbAv will be revived, with New Scenery, by Mr. Dear- Dibdin's Musical and Historical ...
... fired several salutes, and the day was observed as a Customhouse holyday. Tim PLEAID. African exploring steamer, built by Mr. John Laird, tool her departure hence on Wednesday, for Dublin, whence she would proceed direct for Fernando Po, to enter upon the ...
... and &el several salutes, and the day was observed as a house holy-day. THE PLEArn, African exploring steamer, built by Mr John Laird, toak her departure hence on Wednesday, Dublin, whence she would proceed direct for Fenian-1* Po, to enter upon the ...