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... Middlemore Holloway Head and Mr Mathew Bower the ot 1853 (Mr Newey’s) rateable value of Mr Middlemore’s property £279 Mr Edge for tbe appellant valued it £378 10 s the parish fixed amount at £559 aud Mr Cox (the referee) had award £565 other ...
... New Street by Mr. C. Corfield, ic 27, Bennett's Hill : DLEY, by Mr. FE. Hollier, path ket Place : in STOURBRIDGE. Ht § anc A. P. Morris, Street in WALSALL, by Henry H hway, High Street: in WARWICK, » Mr. Henry Ken: ae in STRATPORD-ON-AVON, Mr. Fre- ‘Chemist ...
... ” brought this little drama to | 01 nsible management Mr. Costa was com lled to stop the orchestra, b Mr. Sheepshanks, disapproving irres beards like the trustees of the | british Museum and and Mr. Sims Reeves had to le a d away the debutante, whom in ...
... ELF TON OF MR. BUCHAN FIRST CLASS READY-MADE OVER- COATS, CHOBHAMS, TALMAS, ALLIED SLEEVE CAPES, MORNING AND SHOOTING SUITS, IN ALL THE NEW STYLES AND MATERIALS, AT GREAT SAVING IN PRICE AND SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. We (7tmes) have received the ...
... the celebrated fess.,r of Chemistry, Dr. Andrew Hie, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Harvey. Dr Campbell, Dr. Gattiker, Dr Wurzer, Dr. Ingram, Lord Stu«rt de Decies, the Dowager Countess of ...
... MR. DAWSON ON PEACE AND WAR. On Thursday evening, Mr. George Dawson, M.a., delivered a lectuce at the Town Hall toan audience of 3,000 persons. His subject was ‘Peace and War, the Fall of Kars, and the American Question.” He did not suppose, he said, ...
... 's,) Mr. 8. Hanbury, Mr. Mr. H. Lowe, Mr. J. O. Mason, Mr. 8. 8. Lloyd, Mr. F. Mr. Hi and Mr. Crockett, The J. Chesshire, ...
... asleep,” is about to be summarily extinguished b: yan act of the | egislature, intro- duced by Mr. Locke Kin, , Mr. Watson, Mr. J. G. Philli- more, and Mr. wart. hese obsolete statutes date so far back as the reign of Edward I. The ward IIL, chap. 22 ...
... to Mr. Henry Underhill, Soli- citor to the Company, at his Street, ton ; or to Mr. King Street, ‘olverhampton ; also Mr. T. H. Sherratt, 1, Ban London ; Messrs. Stubbs, Lon Livi i Mr Thomas Warner, Broker, Cross Manchester ; and Wailes, ...
... districts with water. for Shares must be made to Mr. Henry U: citor to the Company, at his Dar! Street, Wolver! or to Mr. Payne, Broker, King Street, Wolverhampton ; alec = : . H. Sherratt, 1, Bank © Messrs. Wood Mr. Thomas Warner, Broker, Cross Street, Stubbs ...
... Phillips. Esq. 2 2 0 Mr. Wm. Barlow.. 2 2 0 Mr. C. Ratcliff .10 10 0 Thos. Beilby. Esq. 110 Mr. Ed. Rawlings 110 Rev. H. Blttlestoh 1 1 Mrs.Robertson, 110 Mr. J. T. Bunce .. 0 10 6 Saml. Rogers, Esq. 2 2 0 Rev. J.T.Burt. 2 2 0 ...
... imperial measurT. fid in Birmingham by Mr. JOHN CHURCHILL Phemis*, 31, New-street; and Mr. CHARLES COR FIELD,' Tiocopathic Chemist, 27, Bennett's-hill. CAUTION. TRUE SCOTS PILLS, invented by Dr. Ander son, Physician to King Charles the First, are prepare* ...