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... MRS. WAGGLES HONOURS BATH. [for the herbpord journal.] Clifton, . Dear Sisttjr,— breakfast, John and Mr. Grigsby tnck their leave. Vel, good bye, mother! seys Grigsby, shaking 'ands, I vish November vos come ! Vel, you sbant have for to vait for ...
... -Col. John Alfred Street, C. 8., from the 5 7 th Foot. Lieut.-Col. James VlT . ()lis Armstrong, from the 49th Foot. Lictit.-Col. John W. S. Smith, from the 38th Foot. Lieut.-Col. Edmond Augustus Whitmore, from the 30th Foot. Lieut.-Col. Edward John Vesoy ...
... WORSIIIP•STREET. John Hawthorn, 30, address refused, and Charles Lusa(e, described as a tailor, living in Crawford-place, Clerkeuwell, were brought before Mr. Hammill, by Seijeant Horan, of the II division, charged with the following daring burglary and ...
... December, 1836, at Newport, for the Barony of Owney and Arm. Let December, 1856, at Nenagh, for the Barony of Lower Ormond, and North Riding at Large. Boeings' to commence nteh day at 12 o'clock. JOHN TWIT, Foreman. Upper 1,. 23rd December, 30th NOTICE. ...
... appointment of , • ' feeliniis evinced towards the enterprise in ques- shell on board. armed neutrality followed for a few minutes, bat this dinary and Mi. the Hon. John Duncan Bligh, C.B i , sometime her Matesty's Envoy Ex traor , the gun-boat Weasel, tender ...
... proposing the health of the viot-chair- C,, the Mayor of Torrington, said, * Their gallant guest 5 t placed in the position ?? Cardigan, who, it was Was °S -t 40 owhen for the present position he held in the saw' ba i) r ho s is he met his friends at Leeds ...
... Wellesley Arms, and 37 houses' Manoc-terrace, RIegs-read, Ahonases; Britten-street, 'I hausos Par6acn place 7 homes? Russell-street. a large brewery, 29 heuses, and the Parochial Schoofo; Bond-street, S houses ?hFulimacu?roasi. the (lenter Arms and stables; ...
... sagacious dog, with the view to the purchase of the animal. On Saturday be arrived at Dorchester, and stayed at the King's Arms till Monday, attending divine service on Sunday, at St. Fanl’s Church. Lord and Lady Mon caster have been entertaining dis ...
... merchants of London openly ex.preu their conviction that John Sadtele I. still alive, although it is now added that his body was recognised by a ei-dsensi clerk of the London and County Bank, whom John &Weir had formerly caused to be diemissed. How ro FoIiOND ...
... saw before; I could hardly believe limy eyes. I went out with my clerks, each man with • revolver. (Laughter.) I went out armed, as I thought I wee going to a convict country, and than you could not take up the Melbourne ArguS without resdiegarephe being ...
... details of the ties consequent upon the gales of Friday and Saturday, John Sutherland, artist, a native of Melton Mowbray, Sam. Barnes, of Hoby, Thos. Ellis, rope-maker, of Dorrington, John Thacker, of Grimsby, and Edw. Medley, of Louth, have deserted from ...
... Llmigcndirne in tho penalty Ids selling license —The npiilicaiioii of John Unwell Blnonsyclibaoh of with lie ono in tail long ilis- 1’hen Bart B Jones Esq Thomas David Llewelyn Evans John Williams Ellen in bail to them for making tumultous of the plaintiff ...