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... resident of Gr. and hope will long have the use of both arms Were be meet with his personal or, we have little doubt that the rascal would soon discover that Mr. Du Val had not lost the use ol his right arm. j Mess»». Cussbrovgh and Son, Bradford.— , meeting ...
... Somerset; ' value with residence. Barclay, Rev. Thomas, D.D.. to the Principalshin Glasgow i.\•liege. • Burnett. Rev. John Caaile, M.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge, St. Michael’s Rectory, P.ath. Burroughs. Rev. Wolfetulen K., t->Orangesylvo- Rectory: diocese ...
... or four can be admitted after the Vacation Tbrms— Guineas per annum No 13 Regent Terrace Penzance EDUCATION The J JONAS MA Johns' College Cambridge BEGS inform Parents and Guardians that prepares Young Gentlemen to their ENTRANCE EXAMINATION into the Royal ...
... tlw Exebcquci Sir Thorn. Sir John Owen, Sir G And. non Sir J Hare- Clargca, Sir J donald (of Glengaityi. W Loyd, Sir G M.grath. Sir William I. Herrie-, Sir James F-yre, Sir Rul ert Car.-wcll, Sir K crtMi, >ir Hugh Plgot. r John Beni, General Sir W Itan uH ...
... 80. 16. Lien*,-Co). John Stnart, 1 ite Fnailien, Lieot. Col. Sir W«. 74. •» Col Wm. Henry Teyntoo, Ute of Rcgt, 77. • Lieut.-Col. Hort, Ute 81at Regt, 68. 18. Henry Kemhlv, E*q., late M.P. for Eeet Surrey, 19. LieoVG.-neral John Cheeter, 77. 20. Mej ...
... labour in the Wandsworth House of Correction on Cardigan’s At tiie W ikefield sessions Monday decent-looking men Joseph Willinrn iliolcy wero summoned by Woollen by him morning in plantation belonging to Cardigan Ar( sley luid nnothor portion of liis lordship’s ...
... 3adl«r, AM. Thorp, AM. TowU, Aid. Ward, Aid. Spiers, and Mr. Justice Castle. Me. Oeorgo Skelding, landlord of the Abingdon Arms, Macbet•street, was Bumcnoned for having his nouse open far the sale beer on Sunday last, at half-post eleven te the morning ...
... was decided to build new workhouse, and the following gentlemen were appointed a committee the subject :—Sir John V. B. Johnstone, Bart,, and John Woodall, Esq., officio guardians Josiah Forster Pairbank, Esq., and Thos. Tranmer, Esq., Scarborough guardians; ...
... hindrance. They f> every one a fearful alnteof enri-emenl, aa the dot were crowded with pnaaengcra, and the crew were actually in arms, threatening and to proceed aen. Che at cond mato'a mouth waa h laoeratcd, be having just been (truck oneot themrn with handspike- ...
... a very short time. 1 shall be happy to answer any euquiries, Hev, John W. FtaveU, Ridlingtou Rectory, Norfolk.—- Three years' excessive nervousness, with paius in my neck and left arm, and general debility, which ten- dered my life very miserable, has ...
... only peal rang in the town since 1843. The band wereâWm. Gee treble, Thos. Price 2, John Byslin 3, Jas. Smith 4, Henry Moore 5, Wm. Micklewright 6, John Scholes 7, John Gough tenor. Weight of tenor, 14cwt. The abore peal consisted of 194 bobs and 46 singles ...
... Mr. Joel. Commence, at Seven. IGHBURY BARN-LE CHATEAU DES FLEURS DE 1ONDRES.-BAND OF THItTY PER- FORMIERS.-Couductor, Mr. GRATTAN COOKE. Dancing every evening commences at Eight o'clock. Admission, One Shilling; and on Sundays by refreshment ticket, Sixpence ...